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  • M 2-9: moving dust in a fast bipolar outflow.
    Using optical images and spectra of the bipolar nebula M 2-9 we show that, in addition to the well-known bright inner nebula, the object has fast, highly collimated outflows reaching a total extent of 115". These radially opposed and point-symmetric outer lobes are both redshifted, leading us to model the radiation from them in terms of light
    Reipurth, B. et al.

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    3
    1997
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    75
  • Lithology A in EETA79001 - Product of impact melting on Mars
    Martian meteorite EETA79001 is composed of two distinct magmatic lithologies, astutely named A and B, joined by an igneous contact. Lithology B is a coarse-grained, ferroan basalt, while lithology A is both finer-grained and more magnesian. In addition, lithology A contains xenocrysts and xenoliths of olivine, orthopyroxene and chromite, which are
    Mittlefehldt, D. W. et al.

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    3
    1997
    Citations
    4
  • Infrared spectroscopy of low-mass X-ray binaries
    Using CGS4 on UKIRT, we have obtained the first 2.05-2.45 μm infrared spectra of the Galactic bulge low-mass X-ray binaries (LMXBs) GX1+4 and GX13+1. We report the detection of Brackett gamma emission from the accretion disc in both systems, confirming the identification of the IR counterpart to GX13+1. In addition, both spectra show CO molecular
    Bandyopadhyay, R. et al.

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    3
    1997
    Citations
    34
  • Infrared photometry of Nova MUSCAE 1991 (=GS 1124-68)
    We have obtained an H-band infrared light curve of the low-mass X-ray binary transient Nova Muscae 1991. We model the light curve as being due to the tidal distortion of the secondary star in the gravitational field of a black hole, and thus deduce the binary inclination to be 54 deg, with 90 per cent confidence limits of +20 deg/-15 deg. Combining
    Shahbaz, T. et al.

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    3
    1997
    Citations
    48
  • Infrared observations of peculiar carbon stars.
    We present a uniform and high quality set of infrared photometric (JHK) observations of the 6 peculiar carbon giant stars V Ari, UV Cam, BD+34 911, TU Gem, BD+57 2161 and BD+34 4134. All of these belong to the small group of known cool CH giants populating the Galactic halo. Comparison of the J-H and H-K colours to "normal" C stars show our stars
    Jorgensen, U. G. et al.

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    3
    1997
    Citations
    8
  • Infrared Light Curves and Spectroscopic Classification of the Algol System UX HER
    We present the first light curves in the infrared J, H, and K bands of UX Her and analyze them together with published light curves in B and V in order to determine the physical parameters of the system. Based on the spectra of UX Her and standard stars in the region 8440-8870 Å, we classify the primary component of the binary as a type A2-3 V star
    Lazaro, C. et al.

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    3
    1997
    Citations
    7