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Alexander Vyssotsky's Degrees

PhD Astronomy University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Alexander Nikolayevich Vyssotsky was a Russian-American astronomer. Born in Moscow, in 1923 he moved to the United States, where he eventually became professor at the University of Virginia and vice-president of the American Astronomical Society.

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Alexander Vyssotsky's Published Works

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Dwarf M stars found spectrophotometrically . (1956) (28)
Dwarf M Stars Found Spectrophotometrically. Second List. (1946) (11)
A study of the proper motions of 18,000 stars derived at the Leander McCormick Observatory (1936) (10)
An investigation of stellar motions - XI. A determination of the basic solar motion (1951) (7)
NEW PLANETARIES, WOLF-RAYET STARS, AND A BE STAR (1945) (6)
The constants of solar motion,precession, and galactic rotation as derived from McCormick and Cape proper motions (1948) (6)
Population Differences among M Dwarfs. (1957) (6)
STELLAR MOTIONS AS A GUIDE TO GALACTIC POPULATIONS (1957) (4)
PROBLEMS IN ASTROMETRY: On the accuracy attainable by statistical reduction to absolute proper motion (1954) (3)
Proceedings of the Cosmic Distance Scale Conference: Part 1. Astonomic distances: Statistical parallaxes (1958) (3)
Dwarf M Stars Found Spectrophotometrically. (1943) (3)
The Photovisual Magnitude of the Companion of Sirius (1933) (3)
A Meteor Spectrum of High Excitation. (1940) (3)
Notes and observations : dwarf M stars found spectrophotometrically . (1958) (3)
THE SPECTRUM OF VX CASSIOPEIAE (1942) (3)
Fundamental astrometry : determination of stellar coordinates (1965) (2)
The Accuracy of Positions from Photographic Plates Treated by the Normalizing Process (1934) (2)
THE FREQUENCY OF DISTANT COMPANIONS (1942) (2)
A PECULIAR EMISSION-LINE OBJECT (1943) (2)
FOUR NEW PLANETARY NEBULAE (1942) (2)
An investigation of stellar motions: X. Peculiar motions (1948) (2)
Further Evidence on the Accuracy of Positions from Photographic Plates Treated by the Normalizing Process (1936) (1)
An investigation of stellar motions: VI. The constants of galactic rotation and precession (1948) (1)
Photographic and photovisual magnitudes of stars in Harvard Standard C regions. (1958) (1)
Concerning population groups among G and K stars (1953) (1)
The motions and distribution of dwarf stars (1944) (1)
Intercomparison of Various Spectral Classifications of Faint Stars. (1941) (1)
An investigation of stellar motions: I. The McCormick proper motion catalogues (1948) (1)
Motions and Absolute Magnitudes of Dwarf M Stars. (1946) (1)
BD-1°3474, A NEAR-BY STAR WITH VERY SMALL TRANSVERSE VELOCITY (1946) (1)
DISTANT COMPANIONS OF 36 URSAE MAJORIS (1942) (1)
Color Indices and Integrated Magnitudes of Fifteen Bright Globular Clusters (1933) (1)
An investigation of stellar motions - XII. an interpretation of peculiar motions in terms of galactic structure (1951) (1)
Photovisual magnitudes of 418 dwarf M stars and 34 parallax stars. (1956) (1)
Spectral Surveys of K and M Dwarfs (1963) (1)
Luminosity Distribution and Proper Motions of Tenth-Magnitude K Stars. (1949) (1)
Analysis of 18,000 Proper Motions Derived at the Leander McCormick Observatory. (1935) (1)
The McCormick proper motion catalogues (1948) (0)
SEVEN NEW S-TYPE STARS (1942) (0)
Secular parallaxes, luminosity distribution, and distances for stars of ninth to eleventh magnitudes (1948) (0)
Corrected Position and Spectral Class of Furuhjelm 31. (1943) (0)
Luminosity distribution and secular parallaxes of tenth magnitude K stars. (1949) (0)
Reminiscences of Pulkovo Observatory (1962) (0)
The System of the HDC Durchmusterung Magnitudes (1936) (0)
An investigation of the proper motions of faint stars being made at the McCormick observatory (abstract) (0)
Galactic Structure and Kinetic Theory. (1943) (0)
Concerning M dwarfs found spectrophotometrically (1946) (0)
ON THE LUMINOSITY OF THE COMPANION OF SIRIUS (1930) (0)
Proper motions of three hundred faint stars whose spectra are known from the Henry Draper Extension (abstract) (0)
FIVE NEW S STARS (1946) (0)
An investigation of stellar motions: VII. McCormick spectral statistics according to galacticlongitude (1948) (0)
Note on the spectrum of BD +20 degrees 3009 (1939) (0)
A FAINT DOUBLE STAR WITH RAPID ORBITAL MOTION (1933) (0)
A new variable star 36.1934 Cephei near α Cephei. (1934) (0)
McCormick spectral statistics according to galactic longitude (1948) (0)
NOTE ON THE PROPER MOTION OF THE PLANETARY NEBULA N.G.C. 6826 (1930) (0)
The trigonometric parallaxes of thirty-seven stars (1941) (0)
The variation of the solar motion with spectral class (1948) (0)
Photographic observations of the minimum of zeta Aurigae (1935) (0)
Some Features of Galactic Structure Revealed by Stellar Motions 63 (1951) (0)
Distribution of faint red giants in galactic longitude as compared with faint A stars. (1946) (0)
Photographic observations of Eros during the opposition of 1930-1931 (1940) (0)
Photographic observations of A.G.C.I = Sirius (1933) (0)
SPECTRAL CLASSIFICATION OF 40 RED VARIABLES. SECOND LIST. (1946) (0)
Mccormick Photovisual Sequences. (1945) (0)
General Note: Ilmari Bonsdorff (1951) (0)
Some Future Problems in Astrometry (1958) (0)
Note on the multiple system β Serpentis (abstract) (1931) (0)
An investigation of stellar motions - Additions and corrections (1951) (0)
Proper motions Of 318 faint stars in Cygnus (1927) (0)
SEVEN NEW S-TYPE STARS (1943) (0)
The number of stars of different spectral classes down to the 11th magnitude (abstract) (0)
A FAINT BLUE STAR NEAR THE SOUTH GALACTIC POLE (1953) (0)
SPECTRAL CLASSIFICATION OF 25 RED VARIABLES (1943) (0)
Improved proper motion of BD -01 3474. (1956) (0)
Giant-dwarf ratios for various spectral types from secular parallaxes of stars of 9th, 10th, and 11th magnitude. (1946) (0)
Note on the proper motion of G. C. 152=Ci. 18. 9. (1957) (0)
Note on the double stars E 259 and E 1031 (abstract) (1931) (0)
Observations of Double Stars (1936) (0)
Observations of the comet 1937h (1938) (0)
Mccormick Spectral Statistics. (1943) (0)
A Wolf-Rayet Star of Tenth Magnitude: Correction to HDC. (1954) (0)
Concerning Eggen's Parallaxes and Schlesinger's Probable Errors. (1951) (0)

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