Afewyearsbeforethisconstructwasproposed,Osterbrockusedtheopacityofhydrogenionstopropose deep convection zones which falsely classified objects that actually appear on this construct.
Afewyearsbeforethisconstructwasproposed,Osterbrockusedtheopacityofhydrogenionstopropose deep convection zones which falsely classified objects that actually appear on this construct. The transition from this path to a more (^)  horizontal motion on the graph in which it appears depends crucially on the opacity relation described by Kramers' Law. A "forbidden zone" (+)  named for this construct's discoverer details where it is impossible for protostars to exist. Near the end of the lifetime of an intermediate star's life, it follows an (*)  inverted path similar in shape to this construct. Contracting protostars must follow this nearly vertical path downward as they progress down the HR diagram. For 10 points, name this luminosity-temperature relationship followed by smaller infant stars before they enter the main sequence, a portion of the H-R diagram named for its Japanese discoverer.
Afewyearsbeforethisconstructwasproposed,Osterbrockusedtheopacityofhydrogenionstopropose deep convection zones which falsely classified objects that actually appear on this construct.
Hayashi track  [prompt on partial answer]