Publication type: Non-refereed

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    Multiplicity at the Very Low Mass End of the H-R Diagram
    We review the properties of multiplicity of very low mass stars and brown dwarfs in different environments and at different ages. We will compare the main...
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    Multipole rates for atomic polarization studies: the case of complex atoms in non-spherically symmetric states colliding with atomic hydrogen.
    Interpretation of linearly polarized parameters of the spectral lines of the second solar spectrum permits to obtain information about the magnetic field vector...
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    Multiprocessor data acquisition system for a 256x256-pixel infrared camera
    The Department of Detectors of the Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias, Spain is developing a data acquisition system (DAS) for an infrared camera based in a...
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    Multiwavelength analysis of Seyfert galaxies
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    Multiwavelength analysis of starburst galaxies
    A grid of evolutionary synthesis models for different scenarios (initial mass function slope, metallicity, age, etc.) and computing a set of observables in a...
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    Multiwavelength Correlations in V404 Cyg in Quiescence
    We report simultaneous X-ray, optical, and radio observations of V404 Cyg in quiescence. The X-ray flux varied dramatically by a factor of >20 during a 60 ks...
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    Multiwavelength Follow-up of X-ray Selected Symbiotic Candidates in the Galactic Bulge
    We describe the results of an ongoing survey of X-ray selected symbiotics in the Galactic bulge, begun with the Galactic Bulge Survey and now extended to the...
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    Multiwavelength kinematics of the PNe Humason 1-2 and NGC 7662
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    Multiwavelength Observations Of Comet 67p/Churyumov-Gerasimenko During Its Approach To Perihelion
    Comet 67P, the target of Rosetta mission, was observed in the visible and near-IR spectral regions during its perihelion approach. The observations were...