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Thomas R. Ayres

Center for Astrophysics and Space Astronomy
University of Colorado
389 UCB
Boulder, CO 80309-0389


Position: Research Professor
Office: ARL E108
Phone: 303-492-4051
FAX: 303-492-5941
Email: thomas.ayres@colorado.edu

Teaching Interests:

  • ASTR 5730: Stellar Atmosphere and Radiative Transfer (Fall 2005)
  • Stellar atmospheres and radiative transfer
  • Introductory astronomy
  • Internal processes (in gases and plasmas)
  • Scale model solar system displays

Research Interests:

  • High-energy stellar astrophysics
  • Chromospheres, coronae, and winds
  • Infrared solar astronomy
  • Stellar atmospheres modeling
  • Solar-stellar connection
  • Ultraviolet spectroscopy
  • Spacecraft instrumentation
  • Image processing and visualization
  • Atomic and molecular processes

Recent Publications (2007 - 2009):

  • Ayres, T. 2009, "The Cycles of a Centauri," Ap.J., 696, 1931-1949.

  • Ayres, T. 2008, "Solar Forbidden Oxygen, Revisited," Ap.J., 686, 731-740.

  • Ayres, T. 2008, "Chandra's Darkest Bright Star: not so Dark after All?," A.J., 136, 1810-1814.

  • Ayres, T. 2008, "The Deep Lamp Project: An Investigation of the Precision and Accuracy of the Echelle Wavelength Scales of Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph," Ap.J.Suppl., 177, 626-644.

  • Ayres, T., Judge, P., Saar, S., and Schmitt, J. 2008, “The Fainting of Alpha Centauri A, Resolved,” Ap.J.Lett., 678, L121-124.

  • Caffau, E., et al., (Ayres, T.), et al. 2008, "The Photospheric Solar Oxygen Project. I. Abundance Analysis of Atomic Lines and Influence of Atmospheric Models,", A&A, 488, 1031-1046.

  • Ayres, T., Brown, A., and Harper, G. 2007, “a TrA Junior,” Ap.J.Lett., 658, L107-L110.

  • Ayres, T., Hodges-Kluck, E., and Brown, A. 2007, “X-ray and Ultraviolet Spectroscopy of Intermediate-Mass, First Crossing Giants,” Ap.J.S., 171, 304-330.

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