Publications

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  • New and Archive Times of Minima of Eclipsing Binary Systems
    We present 83 photoelectric minima observations of 45 eclipsing binaries.
    Borkovits, Tamas et al.

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    2008
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    14
  • Multifrequency spectral analysis of extragalactic radio sources in the 33-GHz VSA catalogue: sources with flattening and upturn spectrum
    We present an analysis of the spectral properties of the extragalactic radio sources in the nearly complete Very Small Array (VSA) sample at 33GHz. Data from different surveys are used to study source spectra between 1.4 and 33GHz. We find that, in general, spectra cannot be well described by a single power law in the range of frequencies
    Tucci, M. et al.

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    5
    2008
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    15
  • Monitoring LMXBs with the Faulkes Telescopes
    We 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 to extend this monitoring to include 15 southern hemisphere LMXBs (see Figure 1). With new instrumentation, we also intend to expand this monitoring to include both infrared wavelengths and
    Lewis, Fraser et al.

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    5
    2008
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    22
  • Moat Flow in the Vicinity of Sunspots for Various Penumbral Configurations
    High-resolution time series of sunspots have been obtained with the Swedish 1 m Solar Telescope between 2003 and 2006 at different locations on the solar disk. Proper motions in seven different active regions have been studied. The analysis was performed by applying local correlation tracking to every series of sunspots, each of them more than 40
    Vargas Domínguez, S. et al.

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    5
    2008
    Citations
    38
  • MAGIC Observation of the Prompt and Afterglow Emission from GRBs
    During two years since the beginning of operation, the MAGIC telescope could observe several GRB events in the prompt and early afterglow phase. Thanks to its innovative design, the telescope could promptly react to incoming GCN alerts, rapidly slew to the burst coordinates within on average 45 seconds, performing observations with an energy
    Galante, Nicola et al.

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    5
    2008
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    3