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Monitoring LMXBs with the Faulkes Telescope
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PublicationMonitoring LMXBs with the Faulkes TelescopesWe have been undertaking a monitoring project of 13 low-mass X-ray binaries (LMXBs) using FT North since early 2006. The introduction of FT South has allowed us...
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PublicationMonitoring Mkn 279 in BVRI and Hβ fluxes (Santos-Lleo+, 2001)Mid-infrared images of the Seyfert 1 galaxy Mrk 279 obtained with the ISO satellite are presented together with the results of a one-year monitoring campaign of...
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PublicationMonitoring Neptune's atmosphere with small and large telescopes: results for 2019Neptune"s atmosphere is highly dynamic with atmospheric systems observable as bands and discrete cloud systems that evolve in time scales of days, weeks and...
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PublicationMonitoring of atmospheric sodium: new method to get the telluric spectrum and influence of the water lines in the performances of LGSThe monitoring of the column density of atmospheric sodium could be crucial for the efficiency of LGS systems. However, its detection is affected by the...
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PublicationMonitoring of bright, nearby Active Galactic Nuclei with the MAGIC telescopesObservations and detections of Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN) by Cherenkov telescopes are often triggered by information about high flux states in other...
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PublicationMonitoring of geological activity on astronomical sites of the Canary Islands, Hawaii, and ChileFuture large and extremely large ground-based telescopes will demand stable geological settings.Remote sensing could be an unvaluable tool to analyse the impact...
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PublicationMonitoring of the likely optical counterpart of XTE J1728-295We have been monitoring the position of the very faint X-ray transient XTE J1728-295 (= IGR J17285-2922, ATel #2823, #2824, #2825) with the Faulkes Telescopes...
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PublicationMonitoring of the radio galaxy M 87 at Very High Energy with MAGIC during a low emission state between 2012 and 2015We present the preliminary results from observing the nearby radio galaxy M 87 for 156 hours (between the years 2012 and 2015) with the MAGIC telescopes, which...