Refereed Publications:
“Presupernova Structure of Massive Stars”
Meakin, C; Sukhbold, T; Arnett, D.
Astrophysics and Space Science, Volume 336, Issue 1, pp.123-128 (2011).
“Periodic Variables and Gyrochronology in NGC2301”
Sukhbold, T and Howell, S.
PASP, Volume 121, Issue 885, pp. 1188-1204, (2009).
“A Progress Report on the Carbon Dominated Atmosphere White Dwarfs”
Dufour, P.; Liebert, J.; Swift, B.; Fontaine, G.; Sukhbold, T.
Journal of Physics, Proceedings for the 16th European White Dwarf Workshop, (2009).
“Overshooting and Entrainment in the Upper Main Sequence”
Meakin, C; Sukhbold, T; Arnett, D. in preparation
“On the Transit Variations of XO-4b”
O’Connell, C.; Sukhbold, T.; Donnerstein, R.; Jackson, K. in preparation
Other Publications:
“Identifying White Dwarfs in the KEPLER Field”
Sukhbold, T ; Holberg, J; Howell, S.
AAS Meeting #215, #452.01; Bulletin of the AASociety, Vol. 41, p.461, (2010).
"Infrared Background Fluctuations From HST/WFC3"
Dolch, Timothy; Ferguson, H. C.; Koekemoer, A. M.; Sukhbold, T.; Chary, R.; Cooray, A.; Ravindranath, S.
AAS Meeting #217, #231.06; Bulletin of the AASociety, Vol. 43, (2011).
“The astronomical observatory of the Land of Blue Skies”
Kolenberg, K.; Batmunkh, D.; Batsukh, G.; Tsolmon, R.; Tuguldur, S.
Journal of Physics: Conference Series, Volume 118, Issue 1, pp. 012061 (2008).
Presentations and Posters:
“Overshooting and Mass Entrainment in the Upper Main Sequence” [Presentation]
Scientific Lunch Talks, NOAO (Dec, 2010)
“Turbulent Mixing in Massive Stars” [Presentation]
TASC, Caltech (Oct, 2010)
“On the Source of the Near-IR Background Light in HUDF” [Poster]
Student Research Showcase, UofArizona (Oct, 2010)
“On the Source of the Diffuse Background light in HUDF” [Presentatoin]
STSci Summer Colloquium (Aug, 2010)
“Identifying White Dwarfs in the KEPLER Field” [Poster]
AAS meeting, DC (Jan, 2010)
“S-Process Nucleosynthesis in AGB Stars” [Presentation]
Steward Observatory Board Meeting, UofArizona (Nov, 2009)
“Periodic Variables and Gyrochronology in NGC2301” [Presentation]
Undergraduate Research Symposium, Physics Department (May, 2009)
