Extreme Star Formation - Jean L. Turner<title> <base target="view_frame"> </head> <body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="navy"> <p> <a href="../../index.html" target="_top"><img src="../../GIFS/level5_home.jpeg"></a> Back to the article index <p> <br> <p> <b>Article Contents</b> <p> <dl> <dt><a href="Turner_contents.html">ABSTRACT</a> <p> <dt><b>1.</b><a href="Turner1.html">EXTREME STAR FORMATION IN THE LOCAL UNIVERSE</a> <p> <dt><b>2.</b><a href="Turner2.html">WHAT CONSTITUTES EXTREME STAR FORMATION IN THE LOCAL UNIVERSE?</a> <p> <dt><b>3.</b><a href="Turner3.html">EXTREME STAR-FORMING REGIONS OF THE LOCAL UNIVERSE</a> <p> <dt><b>4.</b><a href="Turner4.html">INITIAL MASS FUNCTIONS AND THE MOST MASSIVE STARS IN SSCs</a> <p> <dt><b>5.</b><a href="Turner5.html">WHAT ARE THE INITIAL CLUSTER MASS FUNCTIONS FOR SSCs?</a> <p> <dt><b>6.</b><a href="Turner6.html">WHAT ENVIRONMENTS LEAD TO EXTREME STAR FORMATION?</a> <p> <dt><b>7.</b><a href="Turner7.html">SUPER STAR CLUSTER MORTALITY</a> <p> <dt><b>8.</b><a href="Turner8.html">RADIATIVE FEEDBACK: EFFECTS ON MOLECULAR CLOUDS AND CHEMISTRY</a> <p> <dt><a href="Turner_refs.html">REFERENCES</a> </dl> </body> </html>