Publications

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  • 3C 279
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    Kidger, M. et al.

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    1989
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    5
  • Supernova 1988Y in anonymous galaxy.
    IAUC 4717 available at Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams.
    Sanchez, F. et al.

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    1
    1989
    Citations
    0
  • Supernova 1988Y in Anonymous Galaxy
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    Sanchez, F. et al.

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    1
    1989
    Citations
    1
  • Solar oscillations as seen in the NaI and KI absorption lines
    Data on the solar p modes observed simultaneously in the solar NaI and KI absorption lines were obtained in 1985 by operating two independent resonant scattering spectrometers at the same site (Observatorio del Teide, Tenerife). Since the abundances of the ground state atoms of these two elements are not the same, different depths of the solar
    Isaak, G. R. et al.

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    1
    1989
    Citations
    20
  • Simulated annealing image reconstruction in photon-limited stellar speckle interferometry
    The simulated annealing algorithm for phase retrieval has been applied in image reconstruction from low-light level stellar speckle interferometry (SSI) data. A realistic computer simulation of photon-limited SSI has been performed, successfully obtaining a reconstructed image. The algorithm has been shown to be robust and able to give good
    Navarro, R. et al.

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    1
    1989
    Citations
    8
  • Interacting binary galaxies. VI - The fast encounter of NGC 2672 and NGC 2673 (Karachentsev 175, ARP 167)
    The isolated pair of interacting ellipticals NGC 2672/2673 (Arp 167; Karachentsev 175), whose line-of-sight relative velocity is about 520 km/s, is studied. This very unequal mass system features two low surface brightness plumes emerging from the secondary galaxy NGC 2673. Photometric data on the pair are described, and the distortions in the
    Balcells, Marc et al.

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    1989
    Citations
    25