Christian T. Elvey
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Christian T. Elvey's Degrees
- PhD Astronomy University of California, Berkeley
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Christian Thomas Elvey was an American astronomer and geophysicist. Biography He was born in Phoenix, Arizona to John A. and Lizzie Christina . As a student at the University of Kansas, he studied Astronomy and Physics, and was awarded a B.A. in 1921 then a Masters in 1923. His doctoral work in astrophysics was performed at the University of Chicago, where he was granted a Ph.D. in 1930 with a thesis concerning "the Relations Between the Observed Contours of Spectral Lines and the Physical Properties of the Stars".
Christian T. Elvey's Published Works
Published Works
- Aurora and Airglow (1955) (110)
- The spectrum of comet Cunningham, 1940C. (1941) (63)
- The Light of the Night Sky (1942) (49)
- PROBLEMS IN AURORAL MORPHOLOGY (1957) (47)
- A Photoelectric Study of the Light from the Night Sky (1937) (47)
- Spectrophotometric Observations of the Light of the Night Sky. (1942) (22)
- The Spectra of U Geminorum Type Variable Stars. (1943) (20)
- Algol and Stellar Rotation (1931) (18)
- Variations in the intensity of the hydrogen emission line Hβ during auroral activity (1958) (18)
- The spectrum of the night sky (1941) (14)
- Photometric Observations of Some of Barnard's Dark Nebulae (1936) (13)
- Observations of the Light of the Night Sky with a Photoelectric Photometer (1943) (12)
- Note on the Spectrum of the Airglow in the Red Region. (1950) (12)
- The rotation of stars and the contours of Mg+ 4481. (1930) (11)
- Emission Nebulosities in Cygnus and Cepheus. (1938) (11)
- Preliminary results of spectrographic observations of 7 epsilon Aurigae. (1930) (9)
- Preliminary studies of the distribution of auroras in Alaska (1955) (7)
- The 150-Foot Nebular Spectrograph of the McDonald Observatory (1938) (6)
- On the Absorption Band at λ 6191 IN the Spectrum of Jupiter (1932) (6)
- The contours of helium lines in stellar spectra (abstract) (1929) (5)
- Observations Made with the Nebular Spectrograph of the Mcdonald Observatory. (1939) (5)
- Photo-Electric Colors of Stars of Early Type (1931) (5)
- Progress in Studies of the Airglow in Upper Air Research (1950) (4)
- A study of stellar hydrogen lines and their relation to the Stark effect. (1930) (4)
- The Eclipsing Variable Star μ' Scorpii (1938) (3)
- Note: Remarks on the Spectra of Comets 1941c (Paraskevopoulos-De Kock) and 1941d (van Gent). (1942) (3)
- On the Colors of Diffuse Nebulae Having Continuous Spectra (1933) (3)
- Spectrophotometric observations of P Cygni. (1928) (2)
- The Total Absorption of Some Hydrogen Lines in Stellar Spectra (1931) (2)
- Note on Otto Struve's paper on the Stark effect in stellar spectra. (1929) (2)
- Photometry of the Gegenschein (1933) (2)
- SOME OBSERVATIONS OF THE SUN THROUGH A DUST STORM (1934) (2)
- Photo-Electric Colors of Stars of Early Type in Cepheus (1932) (2)
- The contours of hydrogen lines in stellar spectra. (1930) (2)
- Notes: Variations in Intensities Within a Triplet of SI III in Stellar Spectra (1933) (2)
- The Intensities of Some Multiplets of fe II and TI II in Stellar Spectra (1934) (2)
- Construction of an all-sky camera (1955) (2)
- Luminous night clouds and low latitude auroras (1955) (1)
- Recent spectroscopic observations of the aurora, night sky and twilight. (1949) (1)
- The Variation of the Light from the Night Sky and its Effect (1937) (1)
- LINE INTENSITIES OF Μ1 SCORPII (1942) (1)
- The Density necessary to produce the Nebulium Spectrum (1)
- Photo-electric Observations of the Color of the Zodiacal Light (1934) (1)
- Intensities in stellar spectra of a triplet of SI III. (1930) (1)
- Note on the Spectrum of HK Scorpii. (1941) (1)
- The Nebulium Spectrum in New Stars (1928) (1)
- The Influence of Certain Photographic Errors on the Profiles of Absorption Lines in Stellar Spectra (1934) (1)
- THE ULTRAVIOLET SPECTRUM OF Γ CASSIOPEIAE (1940) (1)
- The Annual Variation in the Intensity of the Zodiacal Light (1937) (1)
- Stellar Absorption Lines. (1930) (1)
- The Photoelectric Color of the Zodiacal Light (1937) (0)
- Variations in the Spectrum of 29 Canis Majoris (1935) (0)
- Papers read at the Conference on Arctic Radio Wave Propagation (1956) (0)
- THE SPECTRUM OF T CORONAE BOREALIS (1940) (0)
- A search for red nebulae (1939) (0)
- The absorption band recorded in stellar spectra at lambda 4200. (1929) (0)
- Description of the All-Sky camera, its Method of Operation; An Instrument (Ascagraph) for Measuring the Film (1957) (0)
- Orbit of the spectroscopic binary 6 pi. Scorpii. (1927) (0)
- Contours of some lines in the spectrum of 7∊ Aurigae (abstract) (0)
- The contours of the hydrogen lines of Sirius and of other A stars. (1928) (0)
- REVIEW: Wavelength Tables for Spectrum Analysis by F. Twyman and D. M. Smith (1931) (0)
- A study of the spectrum of 7 [epsilon] Aurigae. (1932) (0)
- Note: a New Fourth-Magnitude Eclipsing Binary. (1938) (0)
- The spectroscopic binary 2 Monocerotis. (1924) (0)
- THE SPECTRUM OF Z ANDROMEDAE (1939) (0)
- THE SPECTRUM OF Μ CENTAURI (1940) (0)
- Detection of the Gegenschein with a Photo-electric Photometer (1932) (0)
- Research program on the light of the night sky and photometric observations of the night sky from aircraft. (1948) (0)
- Note on the Sky Brightnesses of Two Regions of Hagen's Cosmic Clouds (1933) (0)
- Indices of Upper Atmospheric Disturbance Phenomena in Auroral Zone (1958) (0)
- REVIEW: Photo-electric Cells and Their Applications byJohn S. Anderson (ed.) (1932) (0)
- Note on the spectrum of 7 epsilon Aurigae (abstract) (1931) (0)
- Note on the origin of the nebular spectrum (abstract) (0)
- Hydrogen in the upper atmosphere. (1950) (0)
- Colors of Nebulae Near γ Cygni (1937) (0)
- The absorption band in stellar spectra at λ4200 (abstract) (1931) (0)
- Note: the Photo-Electric Color of β Lyrae (1935) (0)
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