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Adriaan van Maanen's Degrees

PhD Astronomy University of Groningen

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According to Wikipedia, Adriaan van Maanen was a Dutch–American astronomer. Born in Friesland, he studied astronomy at the University of Utrecht, earning his Ph.D. in 1911, and worked briefly at the University of Groningen. In 1911, he came to the United States to work as a volunteer in an unpaid capacity at Yerkes Observatory. Within a year he got a position at the Mount Wilson Observatory, where he remained active until his death in 1946.

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Adriaan van Maanen's Published Works

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TWO FAINT STARS WITH LARGE PROPER MOTION (1915) (52)
The General Magnetic Field of the Sun. Apparent Variation of Field-Strength with Level in the Solar Atmosphere (1918) (30)
The Photographic Determination of Stellar Parallaxes with the 60- and 100-INCH Reflectors. Seventeenth Series. (1940) (11)
Stellar parallaxes derived from photographs made with the 60-inch reflector of the Mount Wilson Observatory (1919) (11)
Preliminary Evidence of Internal Motion in the Spiral Nebula Messier 101. (1916) (11)
Internal Motions in Spiral Nebulae (1935) (10)
Investigations on proper motion. X. Internal motion in the spiral nebula Messier 33, NGC 598. (9)
Investigations on Proper Motion. Twenty-Second Paper: the Proper Motion of the Open Cluster Messier 67. (1942) (7)
VARIABLE STAR WITH FAINT ABSOLUTE MAGNITUDE (1945) (7)
Investigations on proper motion. XI. The proper motion of Messier 13 and its internal motion. (1925) (5)
Investigations on proper motion. XII. The proper motions and internal motions of Messier 2, 13, and 56. (1927) (5)
A VERY FAINT STAR OF SPECTRAL TYPE F (1919) (4)
Investigations in Proper Motions. (1938) (4)
List of Stars with Proper Motion Exceeding 0".50 Annually (1915) (4)
J. C. Kapteyn, 1851-1922 (1922) (4)
Investigations on Proper Motion. XXIV. Further Measures in the Pleiades Cluster. (1945) (3)
No. 562. the absolute magnitudes of the stars of large proper motion. (1937) (3)
Investigations on Proper Motion. XXIII. The Proper Motion of the Cluster H Persei. (1944) (2)
Investigations on Proper Motion. Twenty-First Paper. Faint Members of the Pleiades Group. (1941) (2)
Systematic Errors in Trigonometric Parallaxes as a Function of Right Ascension (1933) (2)
Parallax of the Andromeda Nebula (1918) (2)
The Photographic Determination of Stellar Parallaxes with the 60- and 100-INCH Reflectors. Nineteenth Series. (1944) (2)
A group of stars of common motion in the Herschel and chi Persei cluster (1913) (2)
Investigations of proper motion. VIII. Internal motion in the spiral nebula M94 = NGC 4736. (1922) (2)
Investigation on proper motion. IV. Internal motion in the spiral nebula Messier 51. (1921) (2)
The proper motions of twenty-one planetary nebulae (1933) (1)
Addenda and errata for van Maanen's list of stars with proper motions exceeding 0 (1916) (1)
The Photographic Determination of Stellar Parallaxes with the 60- and 100-INCH Reflectors. Fifteenth Series (1936) (1)
THE PARALLAX OF 61 CYGNI (1916) (1)
The Photographic Determination of Stellar Parallaxes with the 60- and 100-INCH Reflectors. Twentieth Series. (1946) (1)
THE NEAREST STARS (1933) (1)
Evidence of Stream Motion Afforded by the Faint Stars Near the Orion Nebula. (1919) (1)
The proper motions of 1418 stars in and near the clusters h and x Persei (1)
The relative proper-motions of 162 stars in the neighborhood of the great nebula in Orion (1912) (1)
THE ZEEMAN EFFECT ON THE SUN (1922) (1)
George Ellery Hale, 1868-1938 (with Plate IV) (1938) (0)
THE CAMBRIDGE MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION (1925) (0)
No. 468. The photographic determination of stellar parallaxes with the 60- and 100-inch reflectors. Thirteenth series. (1933) (0)
Errata [Stellar parallaxes] (1938) (0)
PHOTOGRAPHS OF A FEW NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS (1931) (0)
No. 592. Investigations in proper motion. Twentieth paper: Proper motions in fields of stars with large motion. (1938) (0)
Stars with photographic absolute magnitude fainter than +15 (1939) (0)
Faint Members of the Pleiades Group (1941) (0)
24. Commission Des Parallaxes Stellaires (0)
Dtermination de parallaxes stellaires (The Astrophysical Journal, nov. 1936) (1937) (0)
NOTE ON THE PARALLAX OF CEPHEID VARIABLES (1920) (0)
A Faint Member of the Hyades Group (1942) (0)
The Parallax of the Planetary Nebulae (0)
No. 670. Investigations on proper motion. XXII. The proper motion of the open cluster Messier 67. (1942) (0)
Photographic determination of stellar parallaxes with the 60-inch reflector (0)
No. 224. Investigations on proper motion. Sixth paper: The motions of 65 stars in the neighborhood of 65 Tauri. (0)
The 150-foot Tower Telescope of the Mount Wilson Solar Observatory (1917) (0)
The Parallax of Ross 619 (1932) (0)
No. 405. Investigations on proper motion. Thirteenth paper: The proper motion of N.G.C. 2264. (0)
Stellar parallaxes derived from photographs (1922) (0)
Correction to Mr. Perepelkin's suspected white dwarf (0)
THE PARALLAXES OF THREE LONG PERIOD VARIABLES (1921) (0)
THE PARALLAX OF Δ TAURI (1922) (0)
THE PARALLAX OF NOVA AQUILAE NO. 3 (1920) (0)
A COMPANION OF 55 CANCRI (1918) (0)
Trigonometric Parallaxes Determined with the 60- and 100-INCH Mount Wilson Reflectors (1935) (0)
Photographic Determination of Parallaxes with the 100-Inch Reflector (1923) (0)
No. 168. Investigations on proper motion. Second paper: The motions of 162 stars in the neighborhood of the Orion Nebula. (0)
The Distances of Six Planetary Nebulae (1918) (0)
A PHYSICAL COMPANION OF ∊ CYGNI (1934) (0)
Parallaxes of Two Cepheids (1920) (0)
THE PARALLAX OF MAYALL'S STAR OF LARGE PROPER MOTION (1918) (0)
The Photographic Determination of Stellar Parallaxes with the 60- and I00-INCH Reflectors. (1941) (0)
Stellar parallaxes from photographs (1931) (0)
No. 189. On the systematic difference in trigonometrically determined parallaxes. (0)
No. 407. Investigations on proper motion. Fifteenth paper: The proper motion of the spiral nebula N.G.C. 4051. (0)
THE PARALLAXES OF B.D. +35°4001 AND B.D. +35°4013 (1916) (0)
Stars with Large Proper Motions (1944) (0)
INTERNAL MOTION IN FOUR SPIRAL NEBULAE (1921) (0)
No. 391. The photographic determination of stellar parallaxes with the 60- and 100-inch reflectrors. (0)
PRELIMINARY PARALLAXES OF LUYTEN 789-6 AND WOLF 424 (1939) (0)
No. 260. Investigations on proper motion. Tenth paper: Internal motion in the spiral nebula Messier 33, N.G.C. 598. (0)
No. 463. Investigations on proper motion. Eighteenth paper. The proper motions of twenty-one planetary nebula. (1933) (0)
The Parallax of the Planetary Nebulae N. G. C. 7662. (1917) (0)
No. 167. Investigations on proper motion. First paper: The motions of 85 stars in the neighborhood of Atlas and Pleione. (0)
H. A. Lorentz (1853–1928) (1953) (0)
No. 182. The photographic determination of stellar parallaxes with the 60-inch reflector. Fourth series. (0)
SUPERNOVA IN NGC 6181 (1941) (0)
No. 630. The photographic determination of stellar parallaxes with the 60- and 100-inch reflectors. (1940) (0)
Investigations on proper motion. IX. Internal motion in the spiral nebula Messier 63, NGC 5055. (0)
PARALLAX OF A FAINT STAR WITH LARGE PROPER MOTION (1920) (0)

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