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Alternative Theory of Star Formation

Authors: A.Paramashivam

With technology growing everyday, more observations and discoveries are being done about the star formation and galaxy evolution. At the same rate, contradictions are equally growing in the other side. Questions that arrive out of modern observation still remains unsolved and the fundamental problems of star formation still remains a mystery. For instance, young star formation near SMBH (Supermassive Black Holes), where it was thought star formation is never possible, existence of massive galaxies soon after Big Bang, problems in low and high mass star formation and as such. This paper proposes an alternative theory of Star formation which tries to answer some fundamental questions and explains modern observations.

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[v1] 2013-12-15 23:52:32

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