1 N.A. Featherstone, M.K.M. Browning, A.S. Brun, and J.. Toomre, Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union 6, (2010).
Nicholas Featherstone
First name
Nicholas
Middle name
A.
Last name
Featherstone
1 N.A. Featherstone, M.K.M. Browning, A.S. Brun, and J.. Toomre, Journal of Physics: Conference Series 271, (2011).
1 L.I. Matilsky, B.. Hindman, N.A. Featherstone, C.. Blume, and J.. Toomre, The Astrophysical Journal Letters 940, (2022).
1 N.J. Nelson, N.A. Featherstone, M.S. Miesch, and J.. Toomre, The Astrophysical Journal 859, (2018).
1 N.A. Featherstone, and B.. Hindman, The Astrophysical Journal 818, (2016).
1 N.A. Featherstone, and B.. Hindman, The Astrophysical Journal 830, (2016).
1 B.J. Greer, B.. Hindman, N.A. Featherstone, and J.. Toomre, The Astrophysical Journal 803, (2015).
1 M.S. Miesch, N.A. Featherstone, M.. Rempel, and R.. Trampedach, The Astrophysical Journal 757, (2012).
1 N.A. Featherstone, B.. Hindman, and M.J. Thompson, Journal of Physics: Conference Series 271, (2011).
1 N.A. Featherstone, Exploring Convection and Dynamos in the Cores and Envelopes of Stars, University of Colorado Boulder, 2011.
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