Usually means: Maximum luminosity stars can achieve.
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▸ noun:  (physics) Synonym of Eddington luminosity

Similar:
Eddington luminosity, luminous intensity, emittance, Lemaître's law, Betz limit, luminosity, luminosity function, luminosity distance, GZK Limit, Greisen-Zatsepin-Kuzmin limit, more...

Opposite:
sub-Eddington, under-Eddington, hypo-Eddington

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Similar:
Eddington luminosity, luminous intensity, emittance, Lemaître's law, Betz limit, luminosity, luminosity function, luminosity distance, GZK Limit, Greisen-Zatsepin-Kuzmin limit, more...

Opposite:
sub-Eddington, under-Eddington, hypo-Eddington



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