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Solar Activity and Climate Parameters in a Tropical RegionVariations of temperature values for the last 20 000 years measured in the cave Dos Anas (Sierra del Rosario Cuba) are studied in comparison with the values of the hydrogen isotopes concentration obtained in the coral reef of the Barbados Island in the Caribbean region. They are compared as well with the abundance of Be10 measured in the permanentAlvarez, Oscar et al.
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Small-scale Magnetic Fields in the Quiet SunNot AvailableSocas-Navarro, H.
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Simmulating Interferograms for Testing Big Dimentions OpticsWe based on two interferometric modern techniques: Electronic Speckle Pattern Interferometry and Fringe Projection Technique we had realized simulations of interferograms for both rough aspherics surfaces around five microns and five meters in diameter up. Experimental interferometric setup is proposed and developed software which we reached ourRodríguez-Hernández, Angeles et al.
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Seven Problems Related to the Determination of the Primordial Helium AbundanceRecent advances on the quest to determine the primordial or pregalactic helium abundance, Yp, are reviewed. There are seven problems affecting the He/H abundance determinations of H II regions that are briefly discussed: the underlying absorption lines in the observed spectra, the ionization, temperature, and density structures of each object, thePeimbert, Manuel et al.
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Selection of a Sample of Suitable Potential Mid-Infrared Calibration Stars from the Hipparcos/Tycho CatalogueWith the increasing availability of sensitive mid-IR area detectors on large telescopes there is a pressing need to increase the number and faintness of mid-infrared flux standards that are available. It is necessary to go as much as 4 orders of magnitude fainter in flux than the faintest ISO calibrators, although building on the foundations of theMartín-Luis, F. et al.
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