Carl K. Seyfert

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Carl K. Seyfert

Carl K. Seyfert is affiliated with the following schools: Buffalo State University, Vanderbilt University, Case Western Reserve University, Harvard University

Carl K. Seyfert's AcademicInfluence.com Rankings

Carl K. Seyfert

Physics

#6706

Historical Rank

Astronomy

#1147

Historical Rank

physics Degrees

Download Badge

Physics

Why Is Carl K. Seyfert Influential?

(Suggest an Edit or Addition)

According to Wikipedia, Carl Keenan Seyfert was an American astronomer. He is best known for his 1943 research paper on high-excitation line emission from the centers of some spiral galaxies, which are named Seyfert galaxies after him. Seyfert's Sextet, a group of galaxies, is also named after him.

(See a Problem?)

Carl K. Seyfert's Published Works

Number of citations in a given year to any of this author's works

Total number of citations to an author for the works they published in a given year. This highlights publication of the most important work(s) by the author

Published Works

Nuclear Emission in Spiral Nebulae. (1943) (352)
Nuclear Emission in Spiral Nebulae (1941) (55)
Undeformed Sediments in Oceanic Trenches with Sea Floor Spreading (1969) (17)
Five thousand external galaxies and a new dense group. (1948) (15)
A study of the I Geminorum association. (1960) (14)
Nebulous Objects in the Andromeda Nebula. (1945) (12)
A Study of the II Persei Association. (1960) (9)
A DENSE GROUP OF GALAXIES IN SERPENS (1951) (7)
The Distribution of Color in Spirals. (1940) (6)
The eclipsing star AK Herculis. (1951) (5)
A Study of the i Lacertae Association. (1959) (5)
Spectra of BD Stars Within Five Degrees of the North Pole. (1946) (3)
The search for faint blue stars. VI: A further search in Selected Areas (1956) (3)
NEW EMISSION OBJECTS (1947) (3)
The Role of Metasomatism in the Formation of Layering in Amphibolites of Twin Island, Pelham Bay Park, The Bronx, New York (1969) (2)
Stellar Spectra in Milky way Regions. II. a Region in Cygnus. (1950) (2)
Star Counts in the Andromeda Nebula. (1945) (2)
A seeing compensator employing television techniques. (1957) (2)
The structure of the Milky Way. II. The stellar association II Perseus. (1957) (1)
The Light-Curve of the Eclipsing Variable, 29 Canis Majoris. (1941) (1)
TWO HIGHLY REDDENED B STARS (1940) (1)
The structure of the Milky Way. I. The stellar association I Lacerta. (1957) (1)
A study of the association I Geminorum. (1957) (1)
NOTES ON THE 1P21 PHOTOMULTIPLIER TUBE WHEN USED FOR ASTRONOMICAL PHOTOMETRY (1950) (1)
The Baker-Schmidt telescope of the Arthur J. Dyer Observatory (1956) (1)
Transactions of the International Astronomical Union . vol. VIII. Eighth General Assembly, 4-13 Sept. 1952, Rome. P. Th. Oosterhoff, Ed. Cambridge Univ. Press, New York 22, 1954. ix + 887 pp. Illus. $10.50. (1955) (0)
Colors of 104 external galaxies (1936) (0)
VELOCITIES OF SUBDWARFS (1940) (0)
A study of faint northern galaxies (1937) (0)
Emission B stars in the association I Persei. (1955) (0)
Control frequency unit for telescope drive. (1955) (0)
Photoelectric photometry at Vanderbilt University. (1950) (0)
AN ELECTRONICALLY CONTROLLED TELESCOPE DRIVE (1958) (0)
Magnitudes and Colors of Stars of Large Proper Motion. (1940) (0)
Emission Nebulae in Messier 101. (1940) (0)
A NEW DIFFUSE NEBULA (1947) (0)
Nine White Stars of Large Proper Motion (1938) (0)
The New Arthur J. Dyer Observatory (1954) (0)
Note on Emission B Stars. (1939) (0)
THE DISTRIBUTION OF LUMINOSITY IN THE PLANETARY NEBULA NGC 6572 (1943) (0)
Spectra of BD stars within 5 of the north pole. (1946) (0)
A Method for the Detection of Small Objects Having Emission Spectra. (1938) (0)
Emission in the nuclei of spiral nebulae (1946) (0)
A Spiral Nebula of Unusually large Dimensions (1935) (0)

This paper list is powered by the following services:

Other Resources About Carl K. Seyfert

en.wikipedia.org

What Schools Are Affiliated With Carl K. Seyfert?

Carl K. Seyfert is affiliated with the following schools: