Understanding supernova explosions with sophisticated computer simulations

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Understanding supernova explosions with sophisticated computer simulations

Oxford University

June 5

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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27th Hintze Lecture

Speaker: Professor Adam Burrows Topic: Understanding supernova explosions with sophisticated computer simulations.

This public lecture is free to attend in person (no prior registration required; attendees to be seated by 4.50pm) and will also be livestreamed here.