LUMINOUS and VARIABLE STARS in M31 and M33. III. the YELLOW and RED SUPERGIANTS and POST-RED SUPERGIANT EVOLUTION

Keyphrases

• Red Supergiants 100%
• Supernovae 66%
• Supergiants 66%
• Spectral Energy Distribution 66%
• Evolutionary 33%
• Ejecta 33%
• Hypergiants 33%
• Mass Loss 33%
• Nearby Galaxies 33%
• Massive Stars 33%
• Near-infrared 33%
• Photometry 33%
• Spectral Characteristics 33%
• Initial Mass 33%
• Characteristic Energy 33%
• Spectroscopic Evidence 33%
• Colour-magnitude Diagrams 33%
• Late-type 33%
• Circumstellar Dust 33%
• Intermediate Type 33%
• Transient Surveys 33%
• Infrared Survey 33%
• Spectral Classification 33%
• Circumstellar 33%

Physics

• Red Supergiant Stars 100%
• Triangulum Galaxy 100%
• Supernovae 66%
• Spectral Energy Distribution 66%
• Supergiant 33%
• Stellar Classification 33%
• Circumstellar Dust 33%
• Late-Type Supergiant Stars 33%
• Near Infrared 33%
• Ejecta 33%
• Photometry 33%
• Color-Magnitude Diagram 33%
• Transients 33%
• Massive Star 33%