Dictionary of Nomenclature of Celestial Objects

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byVRBA F.J. , STROM K.M.
 Astron. J., 81, 638-640 (1976)
  Infrared surveys of dark cloud complexes. V. The NGC 7129 region and the Serpens dark cloud.
oTable I: <[SVS76] NGC 7129 NN> (Nos 1-16), Table II: <[SVS76] Ser NN> (Nos 1-20)
Ref:=1996ApJ...473L..49B
byBALLY J. , DEVINE D., REIPURTH B.
 Astrophys. J., 473, 49-54 (1996)
  A burst of Herbig-Haro flows in NGC 1333.
oTable 3: IRAS f = IRAS 03262+3108
oTable 2: <HH NNNA> (Nos 333-353). Table 3: <[SVS76] NGC 1333 NNA> (No. 13B). Table 3: <[JCC87] IRAS NA> (Nos 2B, 7A, 7B).
Ref:=1998A&A...338..923P
byPREIBISCH T. , NEUHAEUSER R., STANKE T.
 Astron. Astrophys., 338, 923-932 (1998)
  SVS 16: the most X-ray luminous young stellar object.
oFig.7: <[PNS98] XP N> (Nos 1-2). Table 3: <[SVS76] NGC 1333 NNW> (Nos 16E, 16W).
Ref:=2000ApJ...529..477L
byLOONEY L.W. , MUNDY L.G., WELCH W.J.
 Astrophys. J., 529, 477-498 (2000)
  Unveiling the circumstellar envelope and disk: a subarcsecond survey of circumstellar structures.
oTable 3, Fig.7b: <[BC86b] LDN 1448 IRS NA> (Nos 3A-3C). Table 3, Fig.10b: <[SVS76] NGC 1333 NNAN> (Nos 13A-13C, 13A1-13A2). Table 3, Fig. 15: <[LMW2000] VLA 1623A> (Nos A-B).

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