Magnus Thomasson
Magnus Thomasson teaches, e.g., astrophysics and electric circuits. He also works at Onsala Space Observatory with research administration, e.g., with the Time Allocation Committee for the observatory’s telescopes. Magnus Thomasson’s research interest is mainly galaxies, in particular spiral and interacting galaxies and their interstellar medium, studied with numerical simulations and radio astronomical observations.
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A Survey of High-Mass Star Forming Regions in the Line of Singly Deuterated Ammonia NH<inf>2</inf>D
Deuterated molecules in regions of high-mass star formation
The link between gas and stars in the S254-S258 star-forming region
A Survey of High Mass Star Forming Regions in the Lines of Deuterated Molecules
Gas kinematics in high-mass star-forming regions from the Perseus spiral arm
Molecular gas in high-mass filament WB 673
Molecular-line and continuum study of the W40 cloud
Kan man åka raka spåret till Merkurius? Möjliga och omöjliga resvägar i solsystemet
Star-formation in the central kpc of the starburst/LINER galaxy NGC 1614
Star formation around the HII region Sh2-235
NGC 5218 - a starburst driven LINER galaxy? High resolution CO, radio continuum and H1-absorption
Study of triggered star formation around HII region S235
Methanol masers in star forming sites of the perseus spiral arm
Molecular Survey of Massive Star Forming Regions Located in Perseus Spiral Arm
Do Large Scale Shocks Trigger Massive Star Formation in Perseus Spiral Arm?
The grazing encounter between IC 2163 and NGC 2207: pushing the limits of observational modelling
Neutral Gas in Interacting Ocular Galaxies
A Molecular Bar in the LINER NGC 5218
CO observations of the interacting galaxy pair NGC 5394/95
Hubble Space Telescope Observations of the Interacting Galaxies NGC 2207 and IC 2163
Bar-induced mass relocation in galactic discs
The Interacting Galaxies NGC 5394/5395: A Post-Ocular Galaxy and Its Ring/Spiral Companion
Dust Spirals and Acoustic Noise in the Nucleus of the Galaxy NGC 2207
Observations of the Ocular Galaxy NGC 2535 and its Starburst Companion NGC 2536
Structure and evolution of long-lived spiral patterns in galaxies
Simulations of the effect of spiral arms on the cloud-ensemble velocity dispersion
A computer-generated galaxy model with long-lived two-armed spiral structure
Formation of leading spiral arms in retrograde galaxy encounters
Tidal spiral arms in two-component galaxies - Density waves and swing amplification
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