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  • Optical photometry and polarimetry and infrared photometry of 3C 345 in outburst
    We present V-band CCD photometry, UBVRI photopolarimetry, and near simultaneous JHK photometry of 3C 345 during a renewed outburst in spring of 1992, which reached maximum at the end of April. The observations also show a large and variable polarization. There are very large variations in the position angle, unlike in previously published
    Kidger, Mark R. et al.

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    4
    1993
    Citations
    5
  • On the evolution of supernova remnants. III - Off-centred supernova explosions in pre-existing wind-driven bubbles
    It is shown that supernova explosions inside wind-driven cavities created by progenitors moving across the ambient medium result in a large diversity of remnant structures. In particular, barrel-like remnants can be explained as a result of an off-centered explosion within an almost spherical cavity, whereas explosions in strongly elongated
    Rozyczka, M. et al.

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    4
    1993
    Citations
    40
  • Multiprocessor data acquisition system for a 256x256-pixel infrared camera
    The Department of Detectors of the Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias, Spain is developing a data acquisition system (DAS) for an infrared camera based in a 256 X 256 InSb detector. The camera is going to work from 1 to 5 microns wavelength, with a scale on the sky of 0.5 arcsec per pixel, and will be installed as a common user instrument at the
    Rodriguez-Ramos, Luis F. et al.

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    4
    1993
    Citations
    0
  • The peculiar nature of BD + 24 deg 676
    The H-alpha emission star BD + 24 deg 676, formerly classified as a T Tauri star and more recently as a Herbig Ae star, has been observed at moderately high resolution in the red spectral region. The main results are: the metallic lines over the wavelength range 6400-6750 A have equivalent widths comparable to early G stars; the radial velocity is
    Martin, Eduardo L.

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    3
    1993
    Citations
    8