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Ergebnisse der Potsdamer Expedition zur Beobachtung der Sonnenfinsternis am 9. Mai 1929 in Takengon (Nordsumatra). 6. Mitteilung. Über die Intensitätsverteilung des kontinuierlichen Spektrums der inneren Korona. Mit 8 Abbildungen. (Eingegangen am 27. Juni 1931)

@inproceedings{Grotrian1931ErgebnisseDP,
  title={Ergebnisse der Potsdamer Expedition zur Beobachtung der Sonnenfinsternis am 9. Mai 1929 in Takengon (Nordsumatra). 6. Mitteilung. {\"U}ber die Intensit{\"a}tsverteilung des kontinuierlichen Spektrums der inneren Korona. Mit 8 Abbildungen. (Eingegangen am 27. Juni 1931)},
  author={Walter Grotrian},
  year={1931}
}
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