Publication type: Non-refereed

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    Comparison of Bar Strengths in the Optical and Near-infrared
    Bars are expected to play an important role in galactic dynamics. Since the rest-frame wavelength of near-infrared images of high redshift galaxies lies in the...
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    Comparison of False Alarm Rejection Methods used in CoRoT Blind Test 2
    Transit searches provide a large number of planet candidates. Before attempting follow-up observations, the best effort should be spent in classifying the light...
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    Comparison of heliographic sunspot coordinates observed with seven different solar telescopes.
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    Comparison of Magnetoconvection Simulations with the Approximation of Thin Flux Tubes
    The structure and dynamics of small vertical photospheric magnetic flux concentrations has been often treated in the framework of an approximation based upon a...
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    Comparison of NIR and Hα emission from the HII regions of M100
    We measure the flux values in the 4 Spitzer-IRAC bands, of a sample of 78 isolated luminous HII regions in the grand design galaxy M100. We estimate the near-IR...
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    Comparison Of Observations And Advanced Numerical Simulations Of Type II Spicules
    We have performed realistic 3D radiation MHD simulations of the solar atmosphere. These simulations show jet-like features that are similar to the type II...
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    Comparison of On-Off and Wobble mode observations for MAGIC
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    Comparison of parameters of low l solar p-modes at maximum and minimum activity
    Velocity measurements of disk integrated sunlight obtained by GOLF experiment aboard SOHO are used to find the parameters of solar p-modes (l
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    Comparison of Reconstruction and Control algorithms on the ESO end-to-end simulator OCTOPUS
    Extremely Large Telescopes are very challenging concerning their Adaptive Optics requirements. Their diameters, the specifications demanded by the science for...