International Astronomical Union. Colloquium Books

Current techniques in double and multiple star research
Current techniques in double and multiple star research

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Describes Grey's experiences in Arizona, looks at his use of Arizona settings in his westerns, and discusses his film work and the background of his stories.

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High angular resolution stellar interferometry
Stellar radial velocities
Physics of classical novae
Physics of classical novae

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Satellite observations in various previously unexplored spectral regions have provided a host of data on novae over the last decade. This carefully refereed conference volume is devoted to classica...

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Local Interstellar Medium International Astronomical Union Colloquium Number 81
Peculiar versus normal phenomena in A-type and related stars
Direct imaging of exoplanets

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