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Eddington standard model: a standalone construct

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Stellar astrophysics

a model star in which the ratio of gas pressure to total pressure is constant throughout, giving a polytrope of index three and a mass-luminosity link.

In stellar astrophysics, Eddington standard model refers to a model star in which the ratio of gas pressure to total pressure is constant throughout, giving a polytrope of index three and a mass-luminosity link. This meaning comes from Eddington (1926) in The Internal Constitution of the Stars.[1]

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References

Eddington, A. S. (1926). The Internal Constitution of the Stars. The University Press. ISBN 9780521337083

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