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  • Monitoring of geological activity on astronomical sites of the Canary Islands, Hawaii, and Chile
    Future large and extremely large ground-based telescopes will demand stable geological settings.Remote sensing could be an unvaluable tool to analyse the impact of geological activity at selected astronomical sites, namely the observatories of El Teide (Tenerife, Canary Islands), Roque de los Muchachos (La Palma, Canary Islands), Mauna Kea (Hawaii)
    Eff-Darwich, Antonio et al.

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    9
    2009
    Citations
    0
  • Morphological Classification of Post-AGB Stars
    We present a complete study of the morphology of post-Asymptotic Giant Branch (post-AGB) stars. Post-AGB is a very short evolutionary phase between the end of the AGB and the beginning of the Planetary Nebula (PN) stage (between 100 and 10,000 yrs). We have defined the end of the post-AGB phase and the beginning of the PN phase as when the star
    Manchado, A. et al.

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    9
    2011
    Citations
    8
  • Morphology and evolution of umbral dots and their substructures
    Context: Substructures - dark lanes and tails - of umbral dots (UDs) were predicted by numerical simulations of magnetoconvection and have been detected later in some observations. Aims: To provide constraints for realistic theoretical models of sunspot umbrae, we describe the observed properties and evolutionary characteristics of UDs (including
    Sobotka, M. et al.

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    9
    2009
    Citations
    36
  • Morphology and kinematics of orbital components in CALIFA galaxies across the Hubble sequence
    Based on the stellar orbit distribution derived from orbit-superposition Schwarzschild models, we decompose each of 250 representative present-day galaxies into four orbital components: cold with strong rotation, warm with weak rotation, hot with dominant random motion, and counter-rotating (CR). We rebuild the surface brightness (Σ) of each
    Zhu, L. et al.

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    9
    2018
    Citations
    40