Estimating Star Formation Rate in Plasma Clouds

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Estimating the star formation rate in plasma clouds requires analytical methods, which can be challenging to find. Users are encouraged to explore original references, with one suggested link being from the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database. A search for "star formation rate" can yield useful resources, but specific analytical approaches are sought. The discussion highlights the need for targeted research in astrophysics forums for more detailed methodologies. Overall, the quest for analytical estimates of star formation rates in plasma clouds continues.
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How does one analytically estimate star formation rate in a plasma cloud? Could someone lead me to original references?
 
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