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1894AstAp..13..501F 19 1 Stars having peculiar spectra. FLEMING W.P.
1895ApJ.....2..177C 35 16 Stars whose spectra contain both bright and dark hydrogen lines. CAMPBELL W.W.
1906MNRAS..66..104B 43 1 The annular nebula in Lyra (M 57). BARNARD E.E.
1925ApJ....61..389M 200 27 Discovery and observations of stars of class Be. MERRILL P.W., HUMASON M.L. and BURWELL C.G.
1933ApJ....78...87M 417 209 Catalogue and bibliography of stars classes B and A whose spectra have bright hydrogen lines. MERRILL P.W. and BURWELL C.G.
1943ApJ....97..194S 9 40 Spectrographic observations of peculiar stars. V. SWINGS P. and STRUVE O.
1950ApJ...111..484M 7 34 Measurements in the combination spectra of RW Hydrae, BF Cygni and CI Cygni. MERRILL P.W.
1950AnAp...13...51T 65 T                   1 2 5 Le spectre de
AG Pegasi. 		TCHENG M.-L.
1951ApJ...113..605M 66 T                   1 3 30 The spectrum of
BD +11 4673 during the years 1942-1950. 		MERRILL P.
1951ApJ...114...37M 1 3 31 The spectrum of XX Ophiuchi in 1949 and 1950. MERRILL P.
1951ApJ...114..338M 65 T                   1 5 12 Displaced He lines in the spectrum of
BD +11 4673. 		MERRILL P.W.
1952AnAp...15...12T 7 3 Le spectre de RY Scuti. TCHENG M.-L. and BLOCH M.
1952AnAp...15..104T 65 T                   1 10 8 Le spectre de
AG Pegasi. 		TCHENG M.-L. and BLOCH M.
1952PASJ....4..157M 12 ~ A relationship between the emission line contours and the stability of the atmospheres of the P Cygni stars. MIYAMOTO S.
1953MNRAS.113..357B 35 45 Reports on the progress of astronomy general magnetic fields in the Sun and stars. BABCOCK H.W. and COWLING T.G.
1953GCRV..C......0W viz 13       D               1 15129 835 General Catalogue of Stellar Radial Velocities WILSON R.E.
1954AJ.....59..321G 65 T                   1 4 0 The emission spectrum of the magnetic variable
AG Pegasi. 		GRANT G. and ALLER L.H.
1954ApJ...119..501B 14 8 A group of peculiar shell stars. BURBIDGE E.M. and BURBIDGE G.R.
1954ApJ...120...76B 65 T                   1 5 14 The abnormal atmosphere of
AG Pegasi. 		BURBIDGE G.R. and BURBIDGE E.M.
1955AnAp...18..237M 24 16 Observations spectroscopiques de quelques etoiles Of (1). MANNINO G. and HUMBLET J.
1955AnAp...18..354G 14 14 Le spectre de AX Per et ses variations. GAUZIT J.
1956JO.....39...92A 86 0 Observations d'etoiles variables a longues periodes ou irregulieres. ASSOCIATION FRANCAISE D'OBSERVATEURS D'ETOILES VARIABLES.
1956JO.....39..207A 74 0 Observations d'etoiles variables a longues periodes ou irregulieres, effectuees par les membres de l'AFOEV. ASSOCIATION FRANCAISE D'OBSERVATEURS D'ETOILES VARIABLES.
1957PASP...69..137S 31 14 Spectra of bright-line stars in the Large Magellanic Cloud. SMITH H.J.
1958ApJ...128..207M 243 120 A spectroscopic and photometric study of the Be stars. MENDOZA V E.E.
1958ApJ...128..228B 114 117 Magnetic fields in the A-type stars. BABCOCK H.W.
1958ApJS....3..141B 336 677 A catalog of magnetic stars. BABCOCK H.W.
1958Lie57..20..177P 66 T                   1 4 0 The interpretation of hydrogen emission intensitiesin P Cygni and
AG Pegasi. 		PAGEL B.E.J.
1959ApJ...129...44M 67 T                   1 2 23 Nebular lines in the spectrum of
AG Pegasi. 		MERRILL P.W.
1959PASP...71..292M 13 2 Motions in stellar atmospheres. MERRILL P.W.
1959MNSSA..18...48S 3 5 Some bright variable stars. STOY R.H.
1959S&T....18..490M 67 T                   1 1 7 The story of
AG Pegasi. 		MERRILL P.W.
1960AN....285..274R 2 11 Der Nova-ahnliche Veranderliche 377.1943 Sagittae. RICHTER G.
1962SvA.....6..483A 66 T                   1 1 ~ Spectrophotometry of
AG Peg. 		ARKHIPOVA V.P. and DOKUCHAEVA O.D.
1963AJ.....68..637W 33 3 Lick Observatory Report. WHITFORD A.E.
1963SvA.....7...51A 24 5 Photometry of the continuous spectrum of rho Cyg type stars. ARKHIPOVA V.P.
1963SvA.....7..686A 28 ~ A determination of the dispersion of the absolute magnitude of P Cyg type stars. ARKHIPOVA V.P.
1964SvA.....8..134K 5 0 Spectral energy distribution near the Balmer limit for nonstable stars. KOLESNIK I.G. and FRANK-KAMENETSKII D.A.
1964VeBon..70....1S 337 1 Die galaktischem Emissions-B-Sterne. (Spektralklassifikation, Photometrie, Entwicklung und Verteilung in der Milchstrassenebene). SCHMIDT-KALER T.
1966ApJ...143..121W 7 9 The peculiar star 17 Leportis. WIDING K.G.
1966IzKry..35....5B 67 T                   1 3 2 Spectroscopic observations of the symbiotic stars Z Andromedae,
AG Pegasi and AG Draconis. 		BOYARTCHUK A.A. and GERSHBERG R.E.
1966MmSAI..37..421M 4 3 Caratteristiche di simbiotica esibite della stella ad alta latitudine galattica TX CVn. MAMMANO A. and CHINCARINI G.
1966SvA....10...47M 17 6 Infrared spectra of stars (1 to 2.5 microns). MOROS W.I.
1966SvA....10..331B 67 T                   1 5 7 The continuous spectrum de
AG Peg. 		BOYARCHUK A.A., ESIPOV V.F. and MOROZ V.I.
1966SvA....10..783B 67 T                   1 5 ~ Spectrophotometry of
AG Peg 1964-65. 		BOYARCHUK A.A.
1967AJ.....72R.797F 67 T                   1 1 0 The region of formation of the metallic emission lines of
AG Pegasi. 		FRIEDJUNG M.
1967S&T....34..381M 67 T                   1 1 0 The nature of
AG Pegasi. 		MUMFORD G.S.
1967SvA....11....8B 72 T                   1 1 31 The nature of
AG Peg. 		BOYARCHUK A.A.
1968AJ.....73..338C 233 18 Be stars and galactic rotation. CRAMPTON D.
1968BAN....19..326V 29 42 A study of stellar rotation. II. The region of Ap and Am stars and other slowly rotating A and B-type main-sequence stars. VAN DEN HEUVEL E.P.J.
1968SvA....12..110B 68 T                   1 1 9 Periodic brightness variations of
AG Peg. 		BELYAKINA T.S.
1969ApJ...155L..91J 9 8 Narrow-band photometry of five combination-variable stars and the X-ray source Cyg X-2. JOHNSON H.M. and GOLSON J.C.
1969ApJ...157L..37W 18 43 Infrared emission from planetary nebulae. WOOLF N.J.
1969ApJ...157.1101G 215 33 Observations of the 21-cm hydrogen line toward high-latitude stars. GOLDSTEIN S.J. and MacDONALD D.D.
1969AcA....19...53J 5 4 Three-colour photometry of the eclipsing binary AG Persei. JONES D.H.P.
1970ApJ...160.1083S 132 123 Intrinsic polarization of early-type stars with extended atmospheres. SERKOWSKI K.
1970PASP...82..135H 8 2 HV 13055 as a symbiotic variable. HODGE P.W. and WRIGHT F.W.
1970PASP...82..765L 20 27 UBVRI photometry of infrared stars. LEE T.A.
1970LAstr..84..455D 5 1 Une nouvelle etoile variable a raies d'emission HBV 475. DUMORTIER B. and STRAM E.
1971PASP...83...62C 2 0 The reddening of Z Andromedae from Fe II permitted lines. CAPUTO F.
1971ATsir.624....2K 67 T                   1 3 0 Spectra of symbiotic stars
AG Peg and BF Cyg. 		KOLOTILOV E.A.
1972PASP...84..240H 70 T                   1 1 20 The spectrum of the symbiotic star
AG Pegasi 1970-71. 		HUTCHINGS J.B. and REDMAN R.O.
1972PASP...84..523S 49 116 Photometry of symbiotic and VV Cephei stars in the near infrared (with anote on MWC 56). SWINGS J.P. and ALLEN A.
1972PASP...84..528F 9 10 Miscellaneous UBV observations of symbiotic stars. FERNIE J.D.
1973ApJ...179..705S 1 9 65 The production of discrete, quantized outflow velocities by radiation pressure in stars, Seyfert nuclei, and quasi-stellar objects. SCARGLE J.D.
1973ApJ...184..687C 72 T                   1 1 31 A binary model for the symbiotic star
AG Pegasi. 		COWLEY A. and STENCEL R.
1973MNRAS.165...77G 23 57 Infra-red photometry of RR Telescopii and other emission-line objects. GLASS I.S. and WEBSTER B.L.
1974A&A....34..181C 11 54 Properties and evolution of Bq stars. CIATTI F., D'ODORICO S. and MAMMANO A.
1974ApJ...187..651C 11 ~ On the problem of V1016 Cygni and the evolutionary stage of the symbiotic stars. CASSATELLA A., BARATTA G.B. and VIOTTI R.
1974MNRAS.167..319T 1 6 36 Spectroscopy of the eclipsing variable AR Pavonis. THACKERAY A.D. and HUTCHINGS J.B.
1974MNRAS.167..635A 11 12 Photometry of the eclipsing system AR Pavonis. ANDREWS P.J.
1975ApJ...201..404H 72 T                   1 2 55 Mass transfer in the symbiotic binary
AG Pegasi. 		HUTCHINGS J.B., COWLEY A.P. and REDMAN R.O.
1976A&A....46...11A 121 72 A search for radio emission from stars. ALTENHOFF W.J., BRAES L.L.E., OLNON F.M., et al.
1976A&A....47..121S 3 10 The complex structure of the CaII (H and K) lines in the spectrum of the A0ep star with infrared excess HD 190073. II. Interpretation: the selective effect of radiative forces. SURDEJ J. and SWINGS J.P.
1976ApJ...204..293V 18 53 Forbidden and permitted emission lines of singly ionized as a diagnostic in the investigation of stellar emission-line spectra. VIOTTI R.
1976ATsir.918....1K 68 T                   1 4 0 Infrared photometry of symbiotic star
AG Peg. 		KOLOTILOV E.A. and SHENAVRIN V.I.
1976MitVS...7..114S 68 T                   1 2 ~ Beobachtungen von BF Cyg.,
AG Pegasi auf Sonneberger Uberwachungsplatten. 		SPLITTGERBER E.
1977A&A....58..105W 171 22 Observations of radio stars at 10.6 GHz. WOODSWORTH A.W. and HUGHES V.A.
1977A&AS...27...47H 280 10 Uvby beta photometry of equatorial and southern bright stars. HECK A.
1977A&AS...27...55P 90 12 Binaires spectroscopiques - 13e catalogue complementaire. PEDOUSSAUT A. and NADAL R.
1977A&AS...30..381W 63 14 Positions of radio stars. WALTER H.G.
1977AJ.....82..665P 54 8 Henry Norris Russel prize lecture of the American Astronomical society fifty years of novae. PAYNE-GAPOSCHKIN C.H.
1977ApJ...211..377T 14 22 Discrete states of redshift and galaxy dynamics. III. Abnormal galaxies and stars. TIFFT W.G.
1977ApJ...211..429G 68 T                   1 4 17 Radio emission from
AG Pegasi. 		GREGORY P.C., KWOK S. and SEAQUIST E.R.
1977ApJ...217..140S 22 77 Infrared photometry of dwarf novae and possibly related objects. SZKODY P.
1977MNRAS.178..203B 2 5 58 Symbiotic stars-A binary model with super-critical accretion. BATH G.T.
1977MNRAS.179..499F 1 9 85 The infrared variability and nature of symbiotic stars. FEAST M.W., ROBERTSON B.S.C. and CATCHPOLE R.M.
1977MNRAS.179..587W 17 29 High-speed photometry of symbiotic stars and recurrent novae. WALKER A.R.
1977AN....298..121B 249 18 Beobachtungsergebnisse der Berliner Arbeitsgemeinschaft fur veranderliche Sterne e.V.(BAV). BRAUNE W., HUEBSCHER J. and MUNDRY E.
1977MmRAS..83....1T 2 13 140 The evolution of the nebular spectrum of the slow nova RR Telescopii. THACKERAY A.D.
1978A&AS...34..211M 14 4 Evolution of TX CVn from cataclysmic to stationary P Cyg stage. MAMMANO A. and TAFFARA S.
1978MNRAS.182p..57A 7 ~ Steam in RR Telescopii and Henize 2-38. ALLEN D.A., BEATTIE D.H., LEE T.J., et al.
1978MNRAS.184..893W 91 34 Radio observations of symbiotic stars. WRIGHT A.E. and ALLEN D.A.
1978PDAO...15..121B 973 284 Seventh catalogue of the orbital elements of spectroscopic binary systems. BATTEN A.H., FLETCHER J.M. and MANN P.J.
1979ApJ...229..994G 69 T                   1 4 34 Ultraviolet photometry from the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory. XXXIII. The symbiotic star
AG Pegasi. 		GALLAGHER J.S., HOLM A.V., ANDERSON C.M., et al.
1979PASP...91..519B 13 10 A survey of symbiotic stars at 1612 MHz. BROCKA B.
1979IBVS.1611....1M 2 4 54 Discovery of a period in the symbiotic star AG Dra. MEINUNGER L.
1980AJ.....85..451C 32 28 A radio molecular maser line study of symbiotic stars. COHEN N.L. and GHIGO F.D.
1980ApJ...242..188A 1 4 32 Observational studies of the symbiotic stars. I. H alpha profile variations in CH Cygni. ANDERSON C.M., OLIVERSEN N.A. and NORDSIECK K.H.
1980ApJS...43..501C viz 541 38 Ultraviolet photometry from the orbiting astronomical observatory. XXXIV. Filter photometry of 531 stars of diverse types. CODE A.D., HOLM A.V. and BOTTEMILLER R.L.
1980MNRAS.192..521A 71 114 On the late-type components of slow novae and symbiotic stars. ALLEN D.A.
1980IBVS.1813....1B 6 9 Photoelectric observations of symbiotic stars. BURCHI R.
1980IUE80......397P 19 ~ The impact of IUE on binary star studies. PLAVEC M.J.
1980IUE80......443K 68 T                   1 4 ~ Analysis of the symbiotic star
AG Pegasi. 		KEYES C.D. and PLAVEC M.J.
1980IUE80......451S 20 ~ IUE observations of symbiotic stars. SAHADE J. and BRANDI E.
1980IUE80......461L 7 ~ Ultraviolet spectroscopy of old novae and symbiotic stars. LAMBERT D.L., SLOVAK M.H., SHIELDS G.A., et al.
1981A&A...103L...3S 25 16 Line widths in peculiar emission line objects. SWINGS J.P. and ANDRILLAT Y.
1981ApJ...245..988G 68 T                   1 3 8 VLA observations of
AG Pegasi, R Aquarii, and R Leonis at 6 cm. 		GHIGO F.D. and COHEN N.L.
1981ApJ...246..899B 33 81 A search for weak longitudinal magnetic fields on late-type stars. BROWN D.N. and LANDSTREET J.D.
1981ApJ...247L.127A 1 4 36 X-ray detection of the symbiotic star AG Draconis. ANDERSON C.M., CASSINELLI J.P. and SANDERS W.T.
1981IBVS.2016....1M 70 T                   1 1 12 The period of the symbiotic star
AG Peg. 		MEINUNGER L.
1981Obs...101..172W 34 29 Symbiotic stars as an old disk population. WALLERSTEIN G.
1982A&AS...47..341K 546 10 Picture gallery : a structured presentation of DAO-2 photometric data supported by OAO-2 spectrophotometric data and UBV, and TD1 observations. KOORNNEEF J., MEADE M.R., WESSELIUS P.R., et al.
1982ApJ...256..206P 1 9 59 Energy distribution in the strongly interacting binary system SX Cassiopeiae. PLAVEC M.J., WEILAND J.L. and KOCH R.H.
1982ApJ...257..204K 1 6 31 IUE observations of the peculiar star RX Puppis. KAFATOS M., MICHALITSIANOS A.G. and FEIBELMAN W.A.
1982ApJ...260..655Z 416 84 Lambda 10830 He I observations of 455 stars. ZIRIN H.
1982ApJ...262..282S 17 10 A search for magnetic fields in the symbiotic and VV Cephei variables. SLOVAK M.H.
1982MNRAS.198..321P 53 83 Radio observations of early-type emission-line stars and related objects. PURTON C.R., FELDMAN P.A., MARSH K.A., et al.
1982MNRAS.201..901D 231 43 Optical observations of ultraviolet objects. II. Classification and photometry (l= 0 to 145). DWORETSKY M.M., WHITELOCK P.A. and CARNOCHAN D.J.
1982PASP...94..165K 3 2 30 The orbital period of the symbiotic star AX Persei. KENYON S.J.
1982BICDS..23...53H 441 0 Variable stars in the General Catalogue of trigonometric parallaxes. HOFFLEIT D.
1982JAVSO..11...67S 69 T                   1 2 7 Periodogram studies of the light curves of CI Cygni and
AG Pegasi. 		SLOVAK M.H.
1982IAUCo..70....1S 14 ~ Fifty years of symbiotic stars. SAHADE J.
1982IAUCo..70...17K 7 ~ Radio observations of symbiotic stars. KWOK S.
1982IAUCo..70...27A 101 ~ Infrared studies of symbiotic stars. ALLEN D.A.
1982IAUCo..70...47A 10 ~ Near IR spectra of symbiotic stars. ANDRILLAT Y.
1982IAUCo..70...57A 7 ~ Photographic infrared spectra of symbiotic stars. ANDRILLAT Y. and HOUZIAUX L.
1982IAUCo..70...61C 20 ~ Properties of symbiotic stars from studies in the optical region. CIATTI F.
1982IAUCo..70...71O 23 ~ Spectra of individual symbiotic stars. OLIVERSEN N.A. and ANDERSON C.M.
1982IAUCo..70...85N 7 ~ UV line emission of symbiotic stars. NUSSBAUMER H.
1982IAUCo..70..103S 8 ~ Ultraviolet properties of the symbiotic stars. SLOVAK M.H. and LAMBERT D.L.
1982IAUCo..70..173A 4 ~ Variability of HBV 475 in the near infrared. ANDRILLAT Y.
1982IAUCo..70..231P 6 ~ The symbiotics as binary stars. PLAVEC M.J.
1982IAUCo..70..253F 13 ~ Models for symbiotic stars in the light of the data. FRIEDJUNG M.
1982IAUCo..70..269K 8 ~ Symbiotic star UV emission and theoretical models. KAFATOS M.
1982IAUCo..70..283T 10 ~ On the model of symbiotic stars. TUTUKOV A.V. and YUNGELSON L.R.
1982IAUCo..70..297S 15 ~ Concluding remarks. SWINGS J.P.
1982IUE82.......89H 18 ~ IUE observations of symbiotic stars. HACK M.
1982IUE82......448S 5 ~ Low resolution ultraviolet and optical spectrophotometry of symbioticstars. SLOVAK M.H.
1982IUE3r......203F 13 ~ A review of the ultraviolet results about symbiotic stars. FRIEDJUNG M. and VIOTTI R.
1983A&A...124..309E 44 6 Flux density monitoring of radio stars observable by Hipparcos at S-Band and X-Band. ESTALELLA R., PAREDES J.M. and RIUS A.
1983A&A...126..407F 7 32 Evidence for a warm wind from the red star in symbiotic binaries. FRIEDJUNG M., STENCEL R.E. and VIOTTI R.
1983AJ.....88..666K 79 109 Infrared spectroscopy of symbiotic stars and the nature of their cool components. KENYON S.J. and GALLAGHER J.S.
1983ApJ...273..280K 1 7 57 The outbursts of symbiotic novae. KENYON S.J. and TRURAN J.W.
1983ApJ...275..271H 1 3 17 The 1982 ultraviolet eclipse of the symbiotic binary AR Pav. HUTCHINGS J.B., COWLEY A.P., AKE T.B., et al.
1983ApJS...53..573B 1 16 83 Spectrophotometric observations of symbiotic stars and related objects. BLAIR W.P., STENCEL R.E., FEIBELMAN W.A., et al.
1983MNRAS.202..317C 461 40 A survey of ultraviolet objects CARNOCHAN D.J. and WILSON R.
1983MNRAS.203..373F 7 28 The infrared variability and nature of symbiotic stars. V. Seven more systems. FEAST M.W., CATCHPOLE R.M., WHITELOCK P.A., et al.
1983MNRAS.204.1009R 20 39 Symbiotic stars : spectrophotometry at 3-4 and 8-13 microns. ROCHE P.F., ALLEN D.A. and AITKEN D.K.
1983PASP...95..217W 18 27 Emission-line profiles for selected planetary nebulae and symbiotic stars V1016 Cygni and HM Sagittae. WELTY D.E.
1983PASP...95..610W 65 46 Emission-line fluxes of planetary nebulae and related objects. WEBSTER B.L.
1983MmSAI..54..493B 20 3 New results on symbiotic stars. BARATTA G.B. and VIOTTI R.
1983MitVS...9...92M 69 T                   1 3 7 Photoelektrische und photographische Beobachtungen des symbiotischen Sternes
AG Pegasi. 		MEINUNGER L.
1983IAUS..103..321K 5 0 Comparison of planetary nebulae and symbiotic star emitting regions. KEYES C.D.
1984A&AS...55...69D 47 13 Stellar magnetic fields. DIDELON P.
1984A&AS...56...17S 21 31 IUE low dispersion observations of symbiotic objects. SAHADE J., BRANDI E. and FONTENLA J.M.
1984ApJ...279..252K 2 27 270 The nature of symbiotic stars. KENYON S.J. and WEBBINK R.F.
1984ApJ...284..202S 60 205 A radio survey of symbiotic stars. SEAQUIST E.R., TAYLOR A.R. and BUTTON S.
1984MNRAS.209....1C 68 19 Optical positions and proper motions of radio stars CLEMENTS E.D. and ARGYLE R.W.
1984ATsir1320....7L 35 0 Declinations of 35 radiostars. LAZORENKO P.F.
1984IBVS.2495....1L 70 T                   1 1 7 On the period of
AG Pegasi. 		LUTHARDT R.
1984IzKry..69...71N 307 0 The observations of the emission from some stars at millimeter wavelengths. NESTEROV N.S.
1984PASAu...5..369A 145 247 A catalogue of symbiotic stars. ALLEN D.A.
1984SciAm.251g..70K 10 0 Symbiotic stars. KAFATOS M. and MICHALITSIANOS A.G.
1984IUE84......408K 5 ~ Physical models for the UV continua of symbiotic stars. KENYON S.J.
1985A&A...142..333S 16 22 Linear polarization of symbiotic stars. SCHULTE-LADBECK R.
1985ApJ...295..620O 2 3 35 Observational studies of the symbiotic stars. III. High-dispersion IUE and H alpha observations of EG Andromedae. OLIVERSEN N.A., ANDERSON C.M., STENCEL R.E., et al.
1985MNRAS.212..939P 73 T                   1 2 46 On the ultraviolet spectrum of
AG Peg. 		PENSTON M.V. and ALLEN D.A.
1985PASP...97..268K 3 9 The 1984 eclipse of the symbiotic binary SY Muscae. KENYON S.J., MICHALITSIANOS A.G., LUTZ J.H., et al.
1985PASP...97..653F 70 T                   1 3 25 The period of
AG Pegasi: having another go. 		FERNIE J.D.
1985AZh....62..930I 12 3 Spectrophotometric observations of symbiotic stars. IPATOV A.P. and YUDIN B.F.
1985BAAS...17..886P 69 T                   1 2 1 Far-UV observations of the symbiotic star
AG Peg. 		POLIDAN R.S. and KEYES C.D.
1985IBVS.2697....1B 70 T                   1 1 7 The symbiotic star
AG Pegasi : UBV photometry during 1962-1984. 		BELYAKINA T.S.
1985IBVS.2724....1M 10 5 Spectra of 10 symbiotic stars. MARTEL M.T. and GRAVINA R.
1985IBVS.2750....1M 25 11 UBV observations of symbiotic stars in July and October 1982. MARTEL M.T. and GRAVINA R.
1986A&A...164...73D 8 18 Very high mass transfer rates in binaries containing low mass giants. DE KOOL M., VAN DEN HEUVEL E.P.J. and RAPPAPORT S.A.
1986A&AS...65...51I 8 9 Low resolution spectrophotometry of symbiotic stars. IPATOV A.P. and YUDIN B.F.
1986Afz....24..265L 22 4 Characteristics of the cold components of symbiotic stars. LUUD L. and LEEDJAERV L.
1986Ap&SS.127..143K 68 2 A search for the H-alpha emission in spectroscopic binaries of the spectral types B0-B9. KOGURE T. and SUZUKI M.
1986CoKon..86..365L 69 T                   1 1 0 On the period of the symbiotic star
AG Pegasi. 		LUTHARDT R.
1986IBVS.2887....1M 13 1 Observations of W Serpentis stars. MARKWORTH N.L., GANN R.L., RAFERT J.B., et al.
1986IrAJ...17..392B 1 ~ Symbiotic stars. BOYARCHUK A.A.
1986IzKry..75..136B 69 T                   1 3 3 The UBV-photometry of the symbiotic stars Z and
AG Peg. 		BELYAKINA T.S.
1986PAZh...12..936I 69 T                   1 1 1 Spectrophotometric observations of
AG Pegasi. 		IPATOV A.P. and YUDIN B.F.
1986SSRv...43..139D 72 21 Semidetached systems : evolutionary viewpoints and observational constraints. DE GREVE J.P.
1986NIA86......447N 6 ~ IUE capabilities and a new approach to symbiotic stars. NUSSBAUMER H.
1987A&A...182...51N 5 6 136 A new approach to symbiotic stars. NUSSBAUMER H. and VOGEL M.
1987AJ.....93..938K 132 198 The cool components of symbiotic stars. I. Optical spectral types. KENYON S.J. and FERNANDEZ-CASTRO T.
1987Afz....26..457L 72 11 Symbiotic stars observed fom the IRAS satellite. LUUD L. and TUVIKENE T.
1987ATsir1495....7Y 70 T                   1 1 0 The nature of light variaton on symbiotic star
AG Peg. 		YUDIN B.F.
1987AZh....64..867T 8 1 The spectral classification of the cool components of symbiotic stars. TARANOVA O.G. and YUDIN B.F.
1987Ap&SS.130..235P 12 5 EUV and FUV observations of cataclysmic variables. POLIDAN R.S. and CARONE T.E.
1987Ap&SS.131..775B 72 T                   1 1 10
AG Pegasi : the episode of minimum 1985. 		BOYARCHUK A.A., BELYAKINA T.S., TARASOV A.E., et al.
1987BAAS...19.1087S 70 T                   1 1 0 A revised orbit for the symbiotic nova
AG Pegasi. 		SLOVAK M.H. and LAMBERT D.L.
1987IzKry..76...51B 6 2 U - B and B - V diagram for hydrogen gas with 10 6 cm-3 electron density. BELYAKINA T.S. and MINIKULOV N.H.
1987IAUS..122..491K 5 1 Jets from symbiotic stars. KAFATOS M., CASSATELLA A., MICHALITSIANOS A.G., et al.
1987PN86.......163V 9 ~ Formation and structure of nebulae around symbiotic objects based on radio to X-rays observations (A review). VIOTTI R.
1988A&A...189...97S 43 40 Near-infrared spectral classification of symbiotic stars. SCHULTE-LADBECK R.E.
1988A&A...191L..13F 2 1 11 Applications of image sharpening techniques. I. Nebular structure in H-alpha of AG Peg. FUENSALIDA J.J., ROSA F. and FUENTES F.J.
1988A&A...198..179N 36 88 Relative C, N, O abundances in red giants, planetary nebulae, novae and symbiotic stars. NUSSBAUMER H., SCHILD H., SCHMID H.M., et al.
1988A&A...202...83M 6 23 A probable non-degenerate H-burning flash on the white dwarf of the symbiotic slow nova V1329 Cygni. MUNARI U., MARGONI R. and MAMMANO A.
1988AJ.....95.1817K 62 115 Far-infrared data for symbiotic stars. II. The IRAS survey observations. KENYON S.J., FERNANDEZ-CASTRO T. and STENCEL R.E.
1988AJ.....96..337K 165 69 The cool components of symbiotic stars. II. Infrared photometry. KENYON S.J.
1988ApJ...327L..85J 3 2 24 Indirect IUE observation of O VI from photoexcited fluorescence linesof Fe II, present in the spectrum of RR Telescopii. JOHANSSON S.
1988ApJ...331..477M 8 23 The C IV doublet ratio intensity effect in symbiotic stars. MICHALITSIANOS A.G., KAFATOS M., FAHEY R.P., et al.
1988MNRAS.233..601P 3 4 51 On the nature of the broad line region clouds. PENSTON M.V.
1988Ap&SS.150...31M 7 10 A nova outburst scenario for GX 1+4 spin-down episode. MANCHANDA R.K.
1988IBVS.3255....1A 3 2 KX TrA = Cn 1-2 = PK 326-10 1. ALLEN D.
1988IUE88...1..385M 5 ~ The anomalous C IV intensity ratio in symbiotic stars. MICHALITSIANOS A.G., KAFATOS M. and FAHEY R.P.
1988IUE88...2...27S 133 ~ IUE and stars with composite spectra. STICKLAND D.J.
1988IUE88...2..183O 1 ~ The nebular velocity structure of AG Peg. OLIVERSEN N.A., EVANS N.R. and ANDERSON C.M.
1989A&A...208...63M 1 6 31 Studies of symbiotic stars. I. Location of the UV emitting regions in 6 S-type systems monitored by the IUE satellite. MUNARI U.
1989ApJ...337..520D 8 10 The chemical composition of the emitting gas in HM Sagittae. DE FREITAS PACHECO J.A., CODINA-LANDABERRY S.J. and LOPES D.F.
1989ApJ...341..299L 13 40 Accretion onto hot white dwarfs in relation to symbiotic novae. LIVIO M., PRIALNIK D. and REGEV O.
1989Afz....31..309L 15 2 Characteristics of the components of symbiotic stars from model calculations. LEEDJAERV L.
1989IBVS.3364....1H 28 22 Call for a campaign of long-term photometry of symbiotic stars. HRIC L. and SKOPAL A.
1989VeSon..10..256L 71 T                   1 1 4 Untersuchungen zur photometrischen und spektroskopischen Periode des Symbiotischen Sterns
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1990A&A...227..121F 1 3 22 A reflection model for the light curves of three symbiotic stars. FORMIGGINI L. and LEIBOWITZ E.M.
1990A&A...229..104B 8 16 The spectrum of the symbiotic nova HBV 475 in 1969 II. BARATTA G.B. and VIOTTI R.
1990A&AS...86..227S 22 17 A polarimetric survey of symbiotic stars. SCHULTE-LADBECK R.E., ASPIN C., MAGALHAES A.M., et al.
1990ApJ...349..313S 109 122 The collective radio properties of symbiotic stars. SEAQUIST E.R. and TAYLOR A.R.
1990Afz....32...15L 15 1 On the properties of ionized gas in symbiotic stars. LEEDJAERV L.
1990AGAb....4...19N 1 1 6 Winds in symbiotic systems. NUSSBAUMER H. and VOGEL M.
1990Ap&SS.174..321S 24 2 A discussion on the classification and evolution of symbiotic stars. SEAL P.
1990BICDS..38..175K 661 7 Close binaries observed polarimetrically. KOCH R.H.
1990BAICz..41..131K 71 T                   1 1 5 No secular change in the value of the photometric period
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1990CoSka..20...89K 70 T                   1 1 0
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1990IzKry..82...45N 29 1 The radio emission from several stars at frequency 36 GHz. NESTEROV N.S.
1990PNAOJ...1..217I 77 15 Speckle observations of visual and spectrocopic binaries. I. ISOBE S., NORIMOTO Y., NOGUCHI M., et al.
1990PNAOJ...1..381I 98 6 Speckle observations of visual and spectroscopic binaries. II. ISOBE S., NORIMOTO Y., NOGUCHI M., et al.
1991A&A...248..458M 3 17 240 Temperature and luminosity of hot components in symbiotic stars. MURSET U., NUSSBAUMER H., SCHMID H.M., et al.
1991A&A...250..361G 4 7 PU Vulpeculae at the time of spectral change in 1987. GOCHERMANN J.
1991A&A...251...75B 8 3 The 990-1100 nm spectrum of representative S-type symbiotic stars. BARATTA G.B., DAMINELI NETO A., ROSSI C., et al.
1991A&AS...89..311R viz 156 29 Optical positions of 221 radio stars obtained with the Bordeaux automaticmeridian circle. REQUIEME Y. and MAZURIER J.M.
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AG Pegasi: a multishell radio source. 		KENNY H.T., TAYLOR A.R. and SEAQUIST E.R.
1991ApJ...373..649F 34 17 Ultraviolet high-excitation Fe II fluorescence lines excited by O VI, C IV and HI resonance as seen in IUE spectra. FEIBELMAN W.A., BRUHWEILER F.C. and JOHANSSON S.
1991MNRAS.249..374I 17 36 A multi-frequency study of symbiotic stars - I. Near-simultaneous optical and radio observations. IVISON R.J., BODE M.F., ROBERTS J.A., et al.
1991MNRAS.252p..31T 5 ~ Wolf-Rayet features observed in the spectrum of the symbiotic nova PU Vulpeculae. TOMOV T., ZAMANOV R., ILIEV L., et al.
1991ApL....28...73C 15 ~ Stellar astronomy with the Isaac Newton Group Telescopes. CHARLES P.A.
1991CoSka..21..303H 49 30 Photometry of symbiotic stars - an international campaign. HRIC L., SKOPAL A., URBAN Z., et al.
1991JRASC..85..192S 3 0 Observations of symbiotic stars at 1 mm wavelength. SEAQUIST E.R. and TAYLOR A.R.
1991PASAu...9..270I 94 11 Speckle observations of spectroscopic binaries. ISOBE S.
1992A&A...259..525V 1 7 36 PU Vulpeculae : the outburst of a symbiotic nova. VOGEL M. and NUSSBAUMER H.
1992A&AS...93..383M viz 88 107 UBVRI-JHKL photometric catalogue of symbiotic stars. MUNARI U., YUDIN B.F., TARANOVA O.G., et al.
1992A&AS...95..269M 52 2 Optical positions of radio stars observed with the meridian circle of the Real Instituto y Observatorio de la Armada en San Fernando. MUINOS J.L., CAPARROS R., CAYETANO J.M., et al.
1992AJ....103..243H 105 22 IRAS observations of novae. III. The related objects. HARRISON T. and GEHRZ R.D.
1992AJ....104..262M 11 19 The ongoing outburst of the eclipsing symbiotic nova AS 296: the first 1200 days. MUNARI U., WHITELOCK P.A., GILMORE A.C., et al.
1992ApJ...387..624S 1 3 20 Observations of symbiotic stars at millimeter and submillimeter wavelengths. SEAQUIST E.R. and TAYLOR A.R.
1992ApJ...389..649M 3 6 Fe II fluorescence and anomalous C IV doublet intensities in symbiotic novae. MICHALITSIANOS A.G., KAFATOS M. and MEIER S.R.
1992MNRAS.256..177M 18 66 On the nova-like eruptions of symbiotic binaries. MIKOLAJEWSKA J. and KENYON S.J.
1992MNRAS.257...47I 5 15 A multi-frequency study of symbiotic stars - II. Submillimetre/millimetre observations. IVISON R.J., HUGHES D.H. and BODE M.F.
1992CoSka..22..131S 70 T                   22 30 Photometry of symbiotic stars - an international campaign. III. Z And, EG And, R Aqr, UV Aur, TX CVn, T CrB, BF Cyg, CH Cyg, CI Cyg, V1016 Cyg, V1329 Cyg, AG Dra, CQ Dra (4 Dra), YY Her, V443 Her, SS Lep, RS Oph,
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1992IzKry..84...49B 70 T                   9 15 The photometric observations of the symbiotic variables Z And, AG Peg and V443 Her in the eighthies. BELYAKINA T.S.
1992IzKry..86...19T 70 T                   2 6 Radial velocities investigation of symbiotic AG Peg. TOMOV N.A. and TOMOVA M.T.
1992IzKry..86...46B 70 T                   1 2 Photometrical periods of the AG Peg system. BELYAKINA T.S. and PROKOFIEVA V.V.
1992JBAA..102...21I 27 0 Symbiotic stars in 1988-1989. ISLES J.E.
1992Natur.355..680C 3 6 Optical signature of Cygnus X-3. CONTI P.S.
1992PNAOJ...2..459I 282 21 Speckle observations of visual and spectroscopic binaries. III. ISOBE S., NOGUCHI M., OHTSUBO J., et al.
1992PNAOJ...2..561M viz 183 16 Speckle observations of visual and spectroscopic binaries. IV. MIURA N., BABA N., NI-INO M., et al.
1992IAUS..151..137K 21 9 Symbiotic binary stars. KENYON S.J.
1993A&A...278..209N 1 7 51 Modification of the nebular environment in symbiotic systems due to colliding winds. NUSSBAUMER H. and WALDER R.
1993A&AS..102..401V viz 59 65 An atlas of high resolution line profiles of symbiotic stars. I. Coude echelle spectrometry of southern objects and a classification system of H-alpha line profile. VAN WINCKEL H., DUERBECK H.W. and SCHWARZ H.E.
1993AJ....105.1903N 125 30 A seven-year northern sky survey of Ap stars for rapid variability. NELSON M.J. and KREIDL T.J.
1993AJ....106.1573K 72 T                   12 87 Evolution of the symbiotic binary system AG Pegasi: the slowest classical nova eruption ever recorded. KENYON S.J., MIKOLAJEWSKA J., MIKOLAJEWSKI M., et al.
1993ApJ...410..260S 104 78 A highly sensitive radio survey of symbiotic stars at 3.6 centimeters. SEAQUIST E.R., KROGULEC M. and TAYLOR A.R.
1993ApJ...416..355S 1 7 30 On the interpretation of the ultraviolet spectra of symbiotic stars and recurrent novae. I. SHORE S.N. and AUFDENBERG J.P.
1993CoSka..23...73H 26 26 Photometry of symbiotic stars - an international campaign IV. HRIC L., SKOPAL A., URBAN Z., et al.
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1993IzKry..88...22T 71 T                   3 4 The model of symbiotic binary AG Peg. TOMOV N.A.
1993JApA...14...37A 10 2 Infrared observations of symbiotic stars. ANANTH A.G. and LEAHY D.A.
1993Obs...113..260Z 7 4 On the possibilities of colliding winds and accretion from stellar winds. ZAMANOV R.K.
1993PNAOJ...3...93Y 71 T                   3 2 Spectroscopic observations of symbiotic stars
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1993PNAOJ...3..153M 227 15 Speckle observations of visual and spectroscopic binaries. V. MIURA N., NI-INO M., BABA N., et al.
1994A&A...282..586M 1 19 113 Temperatures and luminosities of symbiotic novae. MURSET U. and NUSSBAUMER H.
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1994A&AS..103..201I viz 35 44 An atlas of high resolution line profiles of symbiotic stars. II. Echelle spectroscopy of northern sky objects IVISON R.J., BODE M.F. and MEABURN J.
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1994A&AS..106..413H 31 14 Spectral classification of symbiotic stars in the near infrared. HUANG C.C., FRIEDJUNG M. and ZHOU Z.X.
1994AJ....108.2259D 2 7 68 A new spectroscopic orbit for RS Ophiuchi. DOBRZYCKA D. and KENYON S.J.
1994ApJS...94..183M 32 13 A far-ultraviolet atlas of symbiotic stars observed with IUE. I. The SWP range. MEIER S.R., KAFATOS M., FAHEY R.P., et al.
1994MNRAS.268..213P 24 40 He I emission lines in symbiotic stars. PROGA D., MIKOLAJEWSKA J. and KENYON S.J.
1994BAAS...26.1415D 8 ~ The CV-like short timescale light variations observed in symbiotic stars. DOBRZYCKA D.
1994CoSka..24...31H 19 19 Photometry of symbiotic stars - an international campaign V. HRIC L., SKOPAL A., CHOCHOL D., et al.
1994MmSAI..65..135K 13 8 Formation and evolution of symbiotic stars. KENYON S.J.
1994PAZh...20..723A 7 ~ UBV observations of the symbiotic nova HM Sagittae. ARKHIPOVA V.P., DOKUCHAEVA O.D. and NOSKOVA R.I.
1995A&A...293L...9G 37   K                 4 18 183 GHz water emission in W 49N. GONZALEZ-ALFONSO E., CERNICHARO J., BACHILLER R., et al.
1995A&A...293L..13N 73 T                   4 43 Proof of a fast wind in the symbiotic nova AG Pegasi. NUSSBAUMER H., SCHMUTZ W. and VOGEL M.
1995A&A...293..815K 9 12 UBV photometric properties of the symbiotic star V443 Herculis. KOLOTILOV E.A., MUNARI U. and YUDIN B.F.
1995A&A...297L..87M 107 T K                 8 27 The ROSAT spectrum of the symbiotic nova
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1995A&A...297..759B 13 6 On two recently announced new symbiotic novae. BRAGAGLIA A., DUERBECK H.W., MUNARI U., et al.
1995A&AS..109..177W viz 2981 67 Radio continuum emission from stars: a catalogue update. WENDKER H.J.
1995A&AS..114..269D viz 14       D               1 20881 157 Vitesses radiales. Catalogue WEB: Wilson Evans Batten. Radial velocities: The Wilson-Evans-Batten catalogue. DUFLOT M., FIGON P. and MEYSSONNIER N.
1995ApJ...447..656Y 4 7 114 A model for the galactic population of symbiotic stars with white dwarf accretors. YUNGELSON L., LIVIO M., TUTUKOV A., et al.
1995MNRAS.272..189T 2 6 A colliding-winds interpretation for the spectral variability of EG And. TOMOV N.A.
1995MNRAS.272..878I 16 7 Multi-frequency observations of K3-9 - a new radio-luminous symbiotic Mira. IVISON R.J. and SEAQUIST E.R.
1995MNRAS.273..517I 34 14 Millimetre continuum emission from symbiotic stars. I. The measurements. IVISON R.J., SEAQUIST E.R., SCHWARZ H.E., et al.
1995PASP..107..541G 4 3 On the spectrum of Bl 3-14. GUTIERREZ-MORENO A. and MORENO H.
1995Ap&SS.224..367S 9 1 Circumstellar shocks : colliding stellar winds. STEVENS I.R.
1995Ap&SS.224..557S 10 0 Circumstellar matter in selected symbiotic stars. SKOPAL A.
1995Ap&SS.234..223S 45 2 Infrared measurements of faint symbiotic stars. SEAL P.
1995BAAS...27.1313H 2 ~ The astrophysical laboratory RR Tel : observations. HARPER G.M., et al.
1995CoSka..25...45S 14 3 Periodic variations in the light curves of symbiotic stars. SKOPAL A.
1995CoSka..25...53S 71 T                   19 20 Photometry of symbiotic stars - an international campaign VI. Z And, EG And, V1413 Aql (AS 338), R Aqr, UV Aur, TX CVn, T CrB, BF Cyg, CH Cyg, V1016 Cyg, AG Dra, CQ Dra (4 Dra), YY Her, V443 Her, SS Lep,
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1995IBVS.4157....1S 7 14 Photometric observations of eclipses in the symbiotic triple system CH Cygni. SKOPAL A.
1995Obs...115..185Z 72 T                   1 4 AG Pegasi: will accretion begin soon? ZAMANOV R.K. and TOMOV N.A.
1995SSRv...74..313C 24 3 Highly evolved close binary stars. CHEREPASHCHUK A.M.
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1996A&A...306..477S 1 10 30 High resolution spectroscopy of symbiotic stars. II. RW Hydrae: orbit, eclipses, and stellar parameters. SCHILD H., MUERSET U. and SCHMUTZ W.
1996ApJ...471..930P 3 3 27 Illumination in symbiotic binary stars: Non-LTE photoionization models. I. Hydrostatic case. PROGA D., KENYON S.J., RAYMOND J.C., et al.
1996ApJS..105..145I 51 106 On the evolution of symbiotic stars and other binaries with accreting degenerate dwarfs. IBEN I.Jr and TUTUKOV A.V.
1996PASP..108...81H 7 17 ROSAT observations of the symbiotic stars PU Vulpeculae and FG Serpentis, and the cataclysmic variable V Sagittae. HOARD D.W., WALLERSTEIN G. and WILLSON L.A.
1996Ap.....39...15P 8 1 9.6-year periodicity of symbiotic nova RT Ser (1909) during the outburst decay from 1940 to 1994. PAVLENKO E.P., BOCHKOV V.V. and VASIL'YANOVSKAYA O.P.
1996Ap&SS.238..125N 6 4 Symbiotic stars with Wolf-Rayet spectra as protoplanetary nebulae ? NUSSBAUMER H.
1996Ap&SS.238..285S 12 6 Circumstellar material in the symbiotic binary V443 Herculis. SKOPAL A.
1996BAAS...28R.922E 2 ~ Cool gas in symbiotic binaries. ESPEY B.R. and SCHULTE-LADBECK R.E.
1996CoSka..26..121H 71 T                   10 2 Photometry of symbiotic stars - an international campaign VIIb. CQ Dra (4 Dra), YY Her, V 443 Her, BX Mon,
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1996MmSAI..67..215V 8 0 Multifrequency behaviour of symbiotic stars. VITTONE A.A.
1996LNP96.472..225B 217 ~ ROSAT observations of symbiotic binaries and related objects. BICKERT K.F., GREINER J. and STENCEL R.E.
1996LNP96.472..251M 16 ~ X-ray properties of symbiotic stars : I. The supersoft symbiotic novae RR Tel and SMC3 (=RX J0048.4-7332). MURSET U., JORDAN S. and WOLFF B.
1997A&A...317..712A viz 108 T K                 4 12 The 1978-1995 variability of the symbiotic star
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1997A&A...319..166S 1 4 20 Irradiated red giant atmospheres in S-type symbiotic stars. SCHWANK M., SCHMUTZ W. and NUSSBAUMER H.
1997A&A...319..201M 1 35 125 X-ray properties of symbiotic stars. II. Systems with colliding winds. MUERSET U., WOLFF B. and JORDAN S.
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1997AJ....114.1679S 157 7 Accurate positions for radio stars as determined from CCD observations in the extragalactic reference frame. STONE R.C.
1997ApJ...483..887C 115 T K                 1 26 The evolving structure of

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1997ApJ...484..424L 8 5 Far-ultraviolet observations with the Voyager ultraviolet spectrometer: new evidence for interacting winds in symbiotic systems. LI P.S. and LEAHY D.A.
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1998A&A...338..599S 1 7 27 On the nature of apparent changes of the orbital period in symbiotic binaries. SKOPAL A.
1998A&AS..129..479T 110 T K                 1 7 The visual line spectrum of
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1998A&AS..132..281B 3 2 A spectrographic study of the symbiotic system Hen 1761. BRANDI E., BARBA R., GARCIA L.G., et al.
1998AJ....115..358T 13 2 Parallaxes and proper motions of prototypes of astrophysically interesting classes of stars. TRIMBLE V. and KUNDU A.
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