Isabelle Baraffe is affiliated with the École Normale Supérieure de Lyon in France and has contributed extensively to the field of Physics and Astronomy. Their research output includes 97 publications, focusing primarily on Astronomy and Astrophysics.
Their subfields of study include:
The main topics of their work cover a range of areas such as:
Isabelle Baraffe has published in several notable venues, most frequently in:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Isabelle Baraffe include:
Collaborators frequently working with Isabelle Baraffe include:
Isabelle Baraffe;Isabelle Baraffe;Derek Homeier;Gilles Chabrier;Gilles Chabrier
I. Baraffe;G. Chabrier;T. Barman;F. Allard
I. Baraffe;D. Homeier;F. Allard;G. Chabrier
I. Baraffe;G. Chabrier;T. S. Barman;F. Allard
G. Chabrier;G. Chabrier;I. Baraffe;I. Baraffe;F. Allard;P. Hauschildt
I. Baraffe;G. Chabrier;F. Allard;Hauschildt
Gilles Chabrier;Isabelle Baraffe
I. Baraffe;G. Chabrier;F. Allard;P. H. Hauschildt
G. Chabrier;J. Gallardo;I. Baraffe
I. Baraffe;G. Chabrier;T. Barman
I. Baraffe;G. Chabrier;J. Gallardo
I. Baraffe;G. Chabrier;J. Gallardo
Sean P. Matt;A. Sacha Brun;Isabelle Baraffe;Isabelle Baraffe;Jérôme Bouvier;Jérôme Bouvier
Christian Knigge;Isabelle Baraffe;Joseph Patterson
J. Leconte;G. Chabrier;I. Baraffe;I. Baraffe;B. Levrard
Isabelle Baraffe;Isabelle Baraffe;Gilles Chabrier;Gilles Chabrier
I. Baraffe;F. Selsis;G. Chabrier;T. S. Barman
Gilles Chabrier;Isabelle Baraffe
I Baraffe;I Baraffe;G Chabrier;T Barman
I. Baraffe;A. Heger;S. E. Woosley
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