Analysis of data obtained over the years 1980-1985 are analyzed to show that the period of the 160-minute signal is indeed 160.00 minutes. It is demonstrated that this signal may be simulated by a slightly distorted diurnal sine wave such as that occasioned by differential atmospheric extinction.

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Statistical techniques are devised to assess the likelihood of a Poisson sample of points in two and three dimensions, containing specific filamentary structures. For that purpose, Otto et al.'s (1986) expression for the probability density of clumps in a Poissonian distribution of points is generalized for any value of the density contrast. A way

CCD surface photometry of the radio galaxy B2 0034+25 is reported. Fourier analysis of the intensity variations along a set of closely spaced elliptical contours fitted to the intensity distribution reveals a high positive cos 4-theta component in the inner 10 arcsecs. Subtraction of elliptical models of the stellar light shows the presence of a

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