We present the spectral evolution, from about one to six months after optical maximum, of two type Ic supernovae, 1990U in NGC 7479 and 1991A in IC 2973 (UGC 6872). We analyze and compare the SN 1990U and SN 1991A spectral sequences. We looked for differences, at similar phases, between the more characteristic spectral features and their evolution

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We present optical spectrophotometric observations for 50 blazars obtained in 13 different campaigns over a 7 year period. The spectral flux distribution is studied in terms of a power-law (fnu varies as nu exp alpha) and, when relevant, the contribution of a host galaxy. We give spectral indices and fluxes of the nonthermal component and, when

The evolution of Population II Red Giants has been studied by adopting Reimers' formalism for the efficiency of mass loss. Evolutionary computations for models of 0.8M0, Y = 0.23 and Z = 0.0002 are presented for a wide range of values of the parameter TI governing the mass loss rate. We find that for values of TI greater than about 0.70 the

We present medium-resolution ( /A 500) absolute spectrophotometry of 15 bright and cool (N-type) carbon stars. The observations were made with a cooled grating spectrometer within the J ii, K and L' atmospheric windows (1-4.2 ). The observed C stars were AQ Sgr, RT Cap, RV Cyg, RY Dra, S Sct, T Lyr, TX Psc, TW Oph, VAql, V Cyg, VX And, V460 Cyg, Y