G. Coyne

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Large-scale motions in the universe
The present conference on the large-scale motions of the universe discusses topics on the problems of two-dimensional and three-dimensional structures, large-scale velocity fields, the motion of the…
Polarized radiation of circumstellar origin
Grain Properties in the rho Ophiuchi Dark Cloud
We present a comprehensive study of dust grains in the p Ophiuchi dark cloud. By combining new polarimetric, optical photometric, and spectral classification data for 134 stars, cloud material is…
The peculiar object HD 44179 /'The red rectangle'/
A strong infrared source detected in the AFCRL sky survey is confirmed, and is identified with the binary star HD 44179, embedded in a peculiar nebula. UBVRI and broad-band photometry between 2.2 and…
Large-scale motions in the universe : a Vatican study week
This book brings together the thinking of twenty-two eminent astronomers on a fascinating topic of contemporary astrophysics: large-scale galaxy motions. Stars group into galaxies, galaxies unite…
Astrophysical cosmology : proceedings of the Study Week on Cosmology and Fundamental Physics, September 28-October 2, 1981
Wavelength dependence of polarization. XX - The integrated disk of the moon
Integrated lunar disk wavelength dependence of polarization using photoelectric polarimeter, tabulating results
The infrared polarization of NGC 1275, NGC 4151, Markarian 231, and 3C 273
Polarimetry of R Coronae Borealis at visual light minimum
Circumstellar disks deduced from sub-arcsecond polarization observations of two young stars
HERBIG Ae/Be objects are young stars of intermediate mass (3–5 solar masses) surrounded by reflection nebulae composed of dust and gas remaining from the star-forming cloud1–3. Scattering by dust…
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