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NO. |
MONTH / YEAR |
TITLE |
AUTHOR |
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556 |
1/95 |
Metal Abundances And Physical Conditions In Two Damped Lyman-Alpha Systems Toward Hs1946+761 |
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557 |
1/95 |
High Velocity Gas Associated With The Massive, Evolved Star G25.5+0.2 |
D. S. SHEPHERD, E. CHURCHWELL, & W. M. GOSS |
|
558 |
1/95 |
Probing The Galactic Disk And Halo Iii:The Galactic And Intergalactic Sight Line To H 1821+6431 |
BLAIR D. SAVAGE, KENNETH R. SEMBACH AND LIMIN LU |
|
559 |
2/95 |
A Comparison Of Diffuse Ionized Andneutral Hydrogen Away From The Galactic Plane: Ha Emitting H I Clouds |
R. J. REYNOLDS,
S. L. TUFTE, D. T. KUNG P. R. MC CULLOUGH, C. HEILES |
|
560 |
3/95 |
The Pre-Main-Sequence Triple Tycra:Spectroscopic Detection Of The Secondary And Tertiary Components |
BRIAN W. CASEY AND ROBERT D. MATHIEU NICHOLAS B. SUNTZEFF FREDERICK M. WALTER |
|
561 |
3/95 |
Hi Observations Of A Southern Sample Of Extreme Late-Type Galaxies |
JOHN S. GALLAGHER, III J. E. Littleton Lynn D. Matthews |
|
562 |
3/95 |
UV IMAGE SENSORS AND ASSOCIATED TECHNOLOGIES |
CHARLES L. JOSEPH |
|
563 |
3/95 |
EVIDENCE FOR AN X-RAY JET FROM THE VELA PULSAR |
C. B. MARKWARDT & H. ÖGELMAN |
|
564 |
3/95 |
EFFECTS OF CONDUCTION FRONTS ON DERIVED COMPOSITIONS IN H II REGIONS |
WITOLD MACIEJEWSKI1, JOHN S. MATHIS1, AND RICHARD J. EDGAR1,2 |
|
565 |
4/95 |
Inverse Problems Inspectropolarimetry |
KENNETH WOOD AND GEOFFREY K. FOX |
|
566 |
4/95 |
Submillimeter Continuum Observations Of The T Tauri Spectroscopic Binary Gw Orionis |
ROBERT D. MATHIEU, FRED C. ADAMS, GARY A. FULLEr ERIC L. N. JENSEN, David W. Koerner, ANNEILA I. SARGENT |
|
567 |
4/95 |
Massive Star Formation In The Hot, Dense Cloud Core Of G9.62+0.19 |
P. HOFNER, S. KURTZ, E. CHURCHWELL, C. M. WALMSLEY and R. CESARONI |
|
568 |
5/95 |
Psr 1509-58 And Its Plerionic Environment |
C. GREIVELDINGER1, S. CAUCINO2, S. MASSAGLIA2, H. ÖGELMAN1, AND E. TRUSSONI2
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|
569 |
5/95 |
Rosat Observation Of The Old Classical Nova Cp Puppis |
SÖLEN BALMAN1,3, MARINA ORIO1,2, AND HAKKI ÖGELMAN1 |
|
570 |
6/95 |
Sulfur Isotopes And Molecular Outflows Associated With Newly Formed Massive Stars Star Formation Coherence In Spiral Galaxies Temperature Fluctuations In Nebulae |
ED CHURCHWELL
J. S. GALLAGHER and PAUL A SCOWEN JOHN S. MATHIS |
|
571 |
6/95 |
Spectra Of Classical Novae During Outburstan Update On The X-Ray Observations Of Classical Novae The "Zoo" Of Super-Soft X-Ray Sources Rosat Observation Of The Old Classical Nova Cp Puppis |
J. S. GALLAGHER , HAKKI ÖGELMAN AND MARINA ORIO MARINA ORIO SöLEN BALMAN1, MARINA ORIO1,2, HAKKI öGEL MAN1 |
|
572 |
6/95 |
Hi Observations Of Southern Extreme Late-Type Galaxies. Ii. Small Angular Size Galaxies And Galaxies Near The Galactic Plane |
LYNN D. MATTHEWS, John S. Gallagher, III, J. E. Littleton |
|
573 |
6/95 |
Euv Radiation From B Stars: The Broad Implications For Stellar And Interstellar Astronomy Euv Radiation From Hot Star Photospheres: Theory Versus Observations Photospheric Variability In Euve Observations Of B Canis Majoris (B1 Ii-Iii) Ionization In The Winds Of Early B Stars: Constraints Imposed By Euve |
Joseph P. CaSsinelli1 Ivan Hubeny2 abd Thierry Lanz2 DAVID COHEN1, JOESEPH J. MACFARLANE1,2, AND JOSEPH P. CASSINELLI1 JOSEPH J. MACFARLANE1,2, DAVID COHEN, JOSEPH P. CASSINELLI1, & PING WANG2 |
|
574 |
6/95 |
Euve Spectroscopy Of b Canis Majoris (B1 Ii-Iii) From 500 To 700 Å |
J. P. Cassinelli,1 D. H. Cohen,1 J. J. Macfarlane,1,2 J.E. Drew, 2,8 A.E. Lynas-Gray,3 I. Hubeny,4 J. V. Vallerga,5 B. Y. Welsh,6 And M. G. Hoare,7 |
|
575 |
6/95 |
The Low-Mass Double-Lined Eclipsing Binary Cm Draconis: A Test Of The Primordial Helium Abundance And The Mass-Relation Near The Bottom Of The Main Sequence1 |
Travis S. Metcalfe Robert D. Mathieu David W. Latham Guillermo Torres |
|
576 |
7/95 |
First Maps Of The Soft X-Ray Diffuse Background From The Rosat Xrt/Pspc All-Sky Survey |
S. L. Snowden,1,2,3 M. J. Freyberg, P. P. Plucinsky,1,4 J. H. M. M. Schmitt, J. Trümper, And W. Voges, R. J. Edgar, D. McCammon,d W. T. Sanders |
|
577 |
7/95 |
A Sounding Rocket Payload Designed For Investigations Of The Distribution And Dynamics Of The Hot Component Of The Interstellar Medium Using A Field-Widened Spatial Heterodyne Spectrometer |
John M. Harlander, Huan T. Tran Fred L. Roesler, Kurt P. Jaehnig, Steve Watchorn, Wilton T. Sanders Iii, And R. J. Reynolds |
|
578 |
8/95 |
High Signal-To-Noise Echelle Spectroscopy Of Quasar Absorption Line Systems In The Direction Of Hs 1946+76581 |
Todd M. Tripp, Limin Lu2,3, And Blair D. Savage |
|
579 |
8/95 |
Discovery Of Highly Ionized High Velocity Clouds Toward Makarian 509 |
Kenneth R. Sembach2,3, Blair D. Savage4, Limin Lu2,5,Nd Edward M. Murphy6 |
|
580 |
8/95 |
The Gas And Dust Abundances Of Diffuse Halo Clouds In The Milky Way |
Kenneth R. Sembach2,4, Blair D. Savage3, |
|
581 |
8/95 |
High Velocity Molecular Gas From High-Mass Star Formation Regions |
D. S. Shepherd1, E. Churchwell1 |
|
582 |
9/95 |
Equatorial Wind-Compression Effects Across The H-r Diagram |
R. Ignace1, J.P. Cassinelli, and J.E. Bjorkman |
|
583 |
9/95 |
The Solution Topology Of Radiation-Driven Winds: I. The X-Type Nature Of The Cak Critical Point |
J. E. Bjorkman1 |
|
584 |
9/95 |
The Connection Between Submillimeter Continuum Flux And Binary Separation In Young Binaries: Evidence Of Interaction Between Stars And Disks |
Eric L. N. Jensen1 and Robert D. Mathieu2 |
|
585 |
9/95 |
The Effect Of Multiple Scattering On The Polarization From Axisymmetric Circumstellar Envelopes I. Pure Thomson Scattering Envelopes II. Thomson Scattering In The Presence Of Absorptive Opacity Sources |
Kenneth Wood, J. E. Bjorkman, Barbara Whitney, Arthur Code |
|
586 |
9/95 |
Evidence For Wind Attenuation And A Multi-Temperature Plasma In The Combined EUVE And Rosat Observations Of e Canis Majoris (B2 II) |
D. H. Cohen,1 R. G. Cooper,1 J.J. MacFarlane,1,2 S. P. Owocki,3 J. P. Cassinelli,1 P. Wang2 |
|
587 |
9/95 |
Observational Constraints On Dust Models The General Galactic Ultraviolet Interstellar Polarization Program Of The Wisconsin Ultraviolet Photo Polarimeter Experiment Interstellar Polarization In The Direction Of NGC1502
Probing The Circumstellar Environment With Spectropolarimetry In The Optical And Ultraviolet The Effect Of Multiple Scattering On The Polarization And IR Excess Of Be Stars: Constraints On The Disk Geometry Future UV/Visible Spectropolarimetri Studies Of Interstellar Polarization At The University Of Wisconsin
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John S. Mathis Christopher M. Anderson et al.
Anthony J. Weitenbeck et al.
K. S. Bjorkman et al.
Kenneth Wood et al.
K. H. Nordsieck et al. |
|
588 |
10/95 |
Binary Frequencies Among Pre-Main-Sequence Stares |
R. D. Mathieu |
|
589 |
10/95 |
Orbital Decay in the X-Ray Binary LMC X-4 |
Samar Safi-Harb, Hakki Ögelman and Konrad Dennerl |
|
590 |
11/95 |
Annual Report October 1, 1994 - September 30, 1995 |
|
|
591 |
11/95 |
Observations of Discs around Pre-Main-Sequence Binary Stars |
Robert D. Mathieu |
|
592 |
11/95 |
A Medium-Resolution Search for Polarimetric Structure: Moderately Reddened Sightlines |
Michael J. Wolff1,2, Kenneth H. Nordsieck1, and Mark A Nook3 |
|
593 |
12/95 |
Abundances in the Galactic Halo Gas The Composition of Interstellar Dust |
Blair D. Savage John S. Mathis |
|
594 |
12/95 |
The Western Rim of the Vela Shell |
E. Churchwell1, A. Winneberg2, J. Cardelli3, G. Cooper4, N. B. Suntzeff5 |