Multifrequency Behaviour of SS Cygni

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1992ASPC...29..119G
Graziati, L. Sabau; Giovannelli, F.; Martinez-Pals, I. G.
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Vina del Mar Workshop on Cataclysmic Variable Stars, ed. by Nikolaus Vogt, ASP Conference Series (ASP: San Francisco), vol. 29, p. 119.

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1992
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