Jesse L. Greenstein

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According to Wikipedia, Jesse Leonard Greenstein was an American astronomer. His parents were Maurice G. and Leah Feingold. He earned a Ph.D, with thesis advisor Donald H. Menzel, from Harvard University in 1937, having started there at age 16. Before leaving Harvard, Greenstein was involved in a project with Fred Lawrence Whipple to explain Karl Jansky's discovery of radio waves from the Milky Way and to propose a source. He began his professional career at Yerkes Observatory under Otto Struve and later went to Caltech. With Louis G. Henyey he invented a new spectrograph and a wide-field camera. He directed the Caltech astronomy program until 1972 and later did classified work on military reconnaissance satellites.

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Diffuse radiation in the Galaxy (1940) (2727)
The Polarization of Starlight by Aligned Dust Grains. (1951) (529)
Nucleosynthesis during the Early History of the Solar System. (1961) (246)
THE QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCES 3C 48 AND 3C 273 (1964) (171)
How inhomogeneities and airway walls affect frequency dependence and separation of airway and tissue properties. (1996) (142)
Continuous Emission from Planetary Nebulae (1951) (140)
Spectra, colors, luminosities and motions of the white dwarfs . (1965) (132)
The Nature of Faint Blue Stars in the Halo. II (1974) (125)
Binary Stars among Cataclysmic Variables. II. Nova WZ Sagittae: a Possible Radiator of Gravitational Waves. (1962) (102)
A proposed new white dwarf spectral classification system (1983) (101)
Red-Shift of the Unusual Radio Source: 3C 48 (1963) (99)
AN ATLAS OF OPTICAL SPECTRA OF WHITE-DWARF STARS (1993) (84)
Red Giants with Extreme Metal Deficiencies. (1963) (83)
The Einstein Redshift in White Dwarfs (1967) (68)
Spectrophotometry of the white dwarfs (1984) (60)
Hot subluminous stars. (1980) (59)
On the nature of the dwarf carbon star G77-61 (1986) (56)
Abundances in Some Population II K Giants. (1959) (53)
Multichannel spectrophotometry and the luminosities of white dwarfs. (1976) (51)
The frequency of hydrogen white dwarfs as observed at high signal to noise ratio (1986) (49)
The Abundance of Lithium in T Tauri Stars and Related Objects. (1960) (43)
OBSERVATIONS OF PROPER-MOTION STARS. III. (1965) (40)
THE SPECTRUM OF THE NEBULOSITY AROUND THE SYMBIOTIC LONG-PERIOD VARIABNLE, R AQR. (1980) (39)
Effective Temperature, Radius, and Gravitational Redshift of Sirius B (1971) (39)
High-resolution spectra of Comet MRKOS (1957d) (1958) (39)
The Lowell Suspect White Dwarfs (1969) (38)
THE ABUNDANCES OF THE ELEMENTS IN G-TYPE SUBDWARFS (1960) (37)
Deuteronomy. Synthesis of Deuterons and the Light Nuclei during the Early History of the Solar System (1961) (37)
NEUTRAL OXYGEN IN LATE-TYPE STARS. (1967) (37)
The Nature of the Faint Blue Stars (1966) (36)
RW Sextantis, a disk with a hot, high-velocity wind (1982) (36)
Lithium and the Internal Circulation of the Sun. (1951) (34)
Spectrophotometry of white dwarfs as observed at high signal-to-noise ratio. II (1990) (34)
Studies of the White Dwarfs. I. Broad Features in White Dwarf Spectra. (1957) (33)
Emission lines in the magnetic white dwarf GD 356 (1985) (31)
The Visual Region of the Spectrum of Comet MRKOS(1957d) at High Resolution. (1962) (31)
Spectroscopy of an Unusual Emission Line M Star (1991) (31)
Anomalous extinction in the planetary nebula Abell 30 (1981) (30)
Phase coherence in vibration‐induced responses of tactile fibres associated with Pacinian corpuscle receptors in the cat. (1987) (30)
The Einstein Redshift in White Dwarfs. III. (1972) (30)
THE UNUSUAL COMPOSITION OF +39$sup 0$4926. (1970) (29)
The Chemical Composition of Two CH Stars, HD 26 and HD 201626 (1964) (29)
The 1961 Supernova in NGC 1058 (1971) (27)
The Isotope Ratio C^{12}/C^{13} in a Comet. (1964) (27)
Temperature as a unique predictor of ZZ Ceti variability (1982) (26)
White Dwarfs in Wide Binaries - Part Two - Double Degenerates and Composite Spectra (1986) (26)
THE WEAKNESS OF HELIUM LINES IN GLOBULAR CLUSTER AND HALO B STARS. (1966) (26)
Redshift of the Radio Source 3C 48. (1963) (26)
The Binary System Nova DQ Herculis. I. The Spectrum and Radial Velocity during the Eclipse Cycle. (1959) (25)
Futher identifications of hydrogen in Grw +708247 (1985) (24)
The rotation and gravitational redshift of white dwarfs. (1977) (23)
AN ABUNDANCE ANALYSIS OF 3 CENTAURI (1961) (22)
A new list of 52 degenerate stars. VII (1974) (22)
White dwarfs in wide binaries. I - Physical properties. II - Double degenerates and composite spectra (1986) (22)
The Faint End of the Main Sequence (1970) (21)
Spectrophotometry of the F Stars and of τ Ursae Majoris. I. (1948) (21)
The Spectrum of Comet Humason (1961e). (1962) (21)
The chemical evolution of white dwarf atmospheres - Diffusion and accretion (1979) (20)
THE ABSORPTION-LINE SPECTRUM OF THE QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE PKS 0237 - 23. (1968) (20)
The Helium-Rich Star, Sigma Orionis E. (1958) (19)
Three Unresolved Double Degenerate Binaries (1990) (19)
The HR Diagram (1978) (19)
The Crab Nebula as a Radio Source. (1953) (19)
Analysis of the Metallic-Line Stars. II. (1949) (18)
Ultraviolet spectrophotometry of degenerate stars (1979) (18)
The Central Stars of Planetary Nebulae of Low Surface Brightness. (1964) (17)
The Rotational Velocities of - - and G-Type Giant Stars. (1954) (17)
Abundances of Metals, cn, and CH in Giant Stars. (1958) (16)
The Abundance of Beryllium in the Sun. (1954) (16)
An atlas of supernova spectra. (1973) (16)
Studies of the White Dwarfs. III. The Recurrent Nova WZ SGE as a Probable White Dwarf. (1957) (16)
FAINT SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STANDARD STARS FOR LARGE OPTICAL TELESCOPES.I. (1984) (15)
Spectrophotometry of the transient X-ray source A0620-00 (1977) (15)
A further list of degenerate stars. VIII. (1975) (14)
Iron and magnesium in the white dwarf GD 40 - A test of diffusion theory (1983) (14)
Revised List of Absorption Lines in the Spectrum of R Andromedae. (1956) (14)
An absorption line in the ultraviolet spectrum of 40 Eridani B (1980) (14)
Magnitudes and Colors in the Globular Cluster Messier 4. (1939) (14)
On the Origin of Interstellar Radio Disturbances. (1937) (14)
Further degenerate stars. X. (1977) (13)
The Central Star of NGC 1514 (1972) (13)
The interpretation of the spectra of two magnetic degenerates (1982) (13)
Some New White Dwarfs with Peculiar Spectra. VI (1970) (13)
The Theory of the Colors of Reflection Nebulae. (1938) (13)
The Spectrum of ? Sagittarii. (1940) (12)
A further list and some properties of red degenerates. XI (1979) (12)
Velocity curves for broad and sharp components observed in the emission lines from AM Herculis. (1977) (12)
A Determination of Selective Absorption Based on the Spectrophotometry of Reddened B Stars (1938) (12)
The Polarization of Starlight by Interstellar Dust Particles in a Galactic Magnetic Field (1949) (12)
The identification of hydrogen in Grw +70 deg 8247 (1984) (12)
AN INTERPRETATION OF THE SPECTRUM OF THE RED RECTANGLE. (1977) (12)
Calcium in the helium white dwarf GD 40 (1977) (12)
SPECTRA OF WHITE DWARFS WITH CIRCULAR POLARIZATION. (1971) (12)
A Search for Neon in the Spectra of Peculiar a and B Stars (1969) (12)
The Gravitational Redshift of 40 Eridani B (1972) (11)
Studies of the White Searfs. II. Some New White Dwarfs. (1957) (11)
A NEW HELIUM-RICH STAR, BD +13°3224 (1963) (11)
Radio-frequency investigations of astronomical interest (1947) (11)
ON the Supermetallicity of the Main-Sequence Stars in M67 and NGC 188 (1970) (11)
A Search for He^{3} in the Sun. (1951) (11)
The Spectrum of a^{2}; Canum Venaticorum, 5000-6700 Å (1969) (11)
Radio Sources Containing Peculiar Ellipticals. (1962) (11)
A POSSIBLE ENERGY SOURCE FOR T TAURI STARS (1950) (11)
Four probable late subdwarfs with extreme metal deficiency (1980) (10)
The Temperatures of the Extragalactic Nebulae and the Redshift Correction. (1938) (10)
The Galaxies in the Radio Source 3c 278. (1961) (10)
TWO-COLOR PHOTOMETRY AND SPECTROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS OF V SAGITTARII (1950) (10)
The Interstellar λ 4430 Band. (1950) (10)
The Companion of the White Dwarf G29-38 as a Brown Dwarf (1988) (10)
Some further degenerate stars . (1976) (10)
The calibration of the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram for sub-luminous stars (1966) (9)
SPECTRA OF VARIABLE STARS IN THE ORION NEBULA (1946) (9)
ELEMENT-BUILDING REACTIONS IN STARS. (1956) (9)
Abundances in G Dwarf Stars.IV. a Redetermination of the Abundances in G Dwarfs in the Hyades. (1961) (9)
THE WHITE-DWARF COLOR-LUMINOSITY RELATION AND ITS INTRINSIC WIDTH. (1985) (9)
High-Dispersion Spectra of ν Sagattarii. (1947) (9)
Quasi-Stellar Radio Sources (1963) (9)
Continuous Emission in the Orion Nebula. (1946) (9)
Degenerate stars. XII - Recognition of hot nondegenerates (1980) (8)
METAL ABUNDANCES IN THE SUBGIANT/Zeta/ HERCULIS AND THREE OTHER dG STARS (1963) (8)
A Spectrophotometric Analysis of Two Metallic-Line Stars. (1956) (8)
AN EMISSION-LINE PROPER-MOTION STAR, GD 552. (1978) (8)
THE TWO ABSORPTION-LINE REDSHIFTS IN PARKES 0237--23. (1967) (8)
Calcium and magnesium in the helium white dwarf GD 401 (1980) (8)
Infrared photometry and spectroscopy of the brown dwarf candidate PC0025+0447 (1992) (8)
Degenerate stars with helium atmospheres (1976) (8)
MWC 349, an optical, radio, and infrared source (1973) (8)
Spectrum of the polarized white dwarf GD 229 (1974) (8)
The Evidence for a Universal Helium and Deuterium Abundance (1980) (8)
Abundances in Two Horizontal-Branch a Stars (1969) (8)
A HIGH-VELOCITY SUPERGIANT, HD 172324 (1956) (8)
The Spectrum of a Carinae. (1942) (8)
The Power Radiated by Some Discrete Sources of Radio Noise. (1954) (7)
The Spectra of Two Reflection Nebulae. (1939) (7)
New features in the spectra of white dwarfs. (1954) (7)
Negative Hydrogen Ions in Planetary Nebulae. (1951) (7)
THE SPECTRUM OF MACRAE +43°1, A POSSIBLE OLD NOVA (1954) (7)
High time resolution spectrophotometry of nova DQ Herculis /1934/ (1979) (7)
BOND'S FLARE STAR 2329-03. (1977) (7)
Spectrophotometry of magnetic degenerate stars (1974) (7)
MWC 603, a High-Velocity Symbiotic Star. (1958) (7)
New Spectroscopic Results on Subluminous Stars, V (1971) (7)
Photometry of a Pleiades candidate and composite white dwarfs (1974) (7)
The Ratio of Interstellar Absorption to Reddening. (1941) (7)
SPECTROPHOTOMETRY OF A B-TYPE STAR IN THE GLOBULAR CLUSTER M13. (1968) (6)
Atmospheric parameters of the variable DB white dwarf GD 358 (1985) (6)
Studies of the magnetic white dwarfs GD 229 and Feige 7 (1978) (6)
The Infrared Spectrum of ? Sagittarii. (1946) (6)
Ultraviolet spectrum synthesis of the helium white dwarf Ross 640 (1980) (6)
HIGH-n BALMER TRANSITIONS IN GASEOUS NEBULAE. (1972) (6)
ON THE ABUNDANCE OF C13 IN THE SOLAR ATMOSPHERE (1950) (6)
The degenerate stars with hydrogen atmospheres. I. (1979) (6)
THE ABUNDANCES OF THE CHEMICAL ELEMENTS IN THE GALAXY AND THE THEORY OF THEIR ORIGIN (1956) (6)
The early years of Radio Astronomy: Optical and radio astronomers in the early years (1984) (6)
On the redshift of Sirius B. (1985) (6)
The Spectra of the White Dwarfs. (1958) (5)
The Velocity, Redshift, and Pressure Shift of Van Maanen 2 (1972) (5)
BOLOMETRIC LUMINOSITIES AND COLORS FOR K AND M DWARFS AND THE SUBLUMINOUS STARS OF THE HALO (1989) (5)
HORIZONTAL-BRANCH STARS AND INTERSTELLAR LINES AT HIGH LATITUDE. (1968) (5)
A Spectroscopic Study of NGC 188. (1964) (5)
DOUBLE ABSORPTION LINES IN THE SPECTRUM OF R ANDROMEDAE (1958) (5)
ABUNDANCES IN G DWARF STARS. III. STARS IN MOVING CLUSTERS (1960) (5)
BD -3 deg 2525 - A spectroscopic binary subdwarf (1986) (5)
Five Billion Vodka Bottles to the Moon (1992) (5)
The Variability of the Spectrum of Upsilon Sagittarii. (1950) (4)
First Light: The Search for the Edge of the Universe (1988) (4)
SOME FAINT A-TYPE SUBDWARFS (1954) (4)
The Interpretation of Photoelectric Colors for Stars of Types B-F (1957) (4)
Two K Dwarfs with Enhanced Bands of Molecular Carbon (1968) (4)
The periods and light curves of the variables in Messier 3 (1935) (4)
An Astronomical Life (1984) (4)
The Spectrum of ν Sagittarii in the Visual Region. (1943) (3)
COMPARISON OF THE BROAD-BAND AND MULTICHANNEL COLORS OF WHITE DWARFS (1988) (3)
SOME PROPERTIES OF SYNCHROTRON RADIATION AT OPTICAL ENERGIES (1964) (3)
The Colors of Reflection Nebulae (1938) (3)
SPECTRA OF STARS IN DIFFUSE NEBULAE (1947) (3)
The technique and possibilities of astronomical spectrophotometry (1956) (3)
BLUE VARIABLES AT HIGH GALACTIC LATITUDE. (1977) (3)
THE HISTORY OF STARS AND GALAXIES. (1964) (3)
The Opacity in Early-Type Stellar Atmospheres. (1942) (3)
Spectra of Variable White Dwarfs (1979) (3)
Photoelectric Scanning of Spectral Lines. (1961) (3)
THE LUMINOSITY OF THE BLUE STAR BD+28° 4211 (1952) (3)
The Hertzsprung-Russell diagram (1959) (3)
The seventieth anniversary of Professor Joel Stebbins and of the Washburn Observatory (1948) (2)
The Spectra of the North America Nebula and of the γ Cygni Nebula (1937) (2)
A HIGH-VELOCITY MAGNETIC DEGENERATE, G25-26. (1978) (2)
The origin of interstellar polarization. (1950) (2)
MAGNETIC OBSERVATIONS OF WHITE DWARFS (1974) (2)
Evidence for Instability Among Sub-Luminous Stars (1957) (2)
Some New Spectra of Galactic Nebulae (1938) (2)
Obituary: Olin Jeuck Eggen, 1919-1998 (2000) (2)
Line Intensities in the Spectra of Representative Stars of Spectral Types B to G (1963) (2)
The theory of interstellar absorption (1937) (2)
An ancient revisits cosmology. (1993) (2)
The Future of Astronomy. (1972) (2)
The Upper Atmosphere Studied from Rockets (1949) (2)
Classification of Very Red Stars Using Narrowband Colors (1990) (2)
SOME EMISSION-LINE G-TYPE STARS (1952) (2)
To Utopia and Back (1987) (2)
THE 1959 SUPERNOVA, SN 64 (1962) (2)
A spectrophotometric study of some cool white dwarfs. (1983) (2)
Rapid Variations in the Spectrum of ρ Cassiopeiae. (1948) (2)
The Study of Immensity (1966) (1)
TWO B-TYPE STARS OF HIGH VELOCITY (1956) (1)
The Spectroscopic Binary BD+74°493. (1957) (1)
A NEW METALLIC-LINE SPECTROSCOPIC BINARY (1956) (1)
The early years of radio astronomy at Caltech (1994) (1)
Nuclear History of the Solar System (1961) (1)
Spectrophotometry of the F Stars Alpha Canis Minoris and Alpha Persei. III. (1949) (1)
A new method for finding faint members of the Pleiades (1969) (1)
Some high-velocity Population I stars. (1957) (1)
An Investigation of Systematic Errors in the Tabulated Colors of Stars (1930) (1)
Spectrophotometric investigation of R Mon and NGC 2261. I (1976) (1)
The Spectra and Other Properties of Stars Lying below the Normal Main Sequence (1956) (1)
Highly evolved, low-mass binary, HZ 22 (1973) (1)
Gravitational redshifts of the white dwarfs (1967) (1)
THE NATURE OF BD + 17° 4708 (1970) (1)
The NSF and Astronomy (1953) (1)
EVOLUTION AND THE WHITE DWARFS (1956) (1)
Ionized Hydrogen Regions in Planetary Nebulae. (1951) (1)
The spectrum of nu Sagittarii. (1950) (1)
The Comparison Between Observation and Prediction in Nucleosynthesis. (1966) (1)
VARIABLE 27 IN THE GLOBULAR CLUSTER MESSIER 68 (1947) (1)
A BLUE VARIABLE AT HIGH LATITUDE. (1976) (1)
Studies of elemental abundances in old stars. (1966) (1)
The Spectrum of β Lyrae in the Visual Region. (1941) (1)
The effect of absorbing clouds on the general absorption coefficient (1937) (1)
Interstellar Calcium and Color Excess. (1939) (1)
Radiation Pressure in Galactic Nebulae (1937) (1)
32. Theoretical problems of discrete radio sources (1957) (1)
THE CORRELATION OF MULTICHANNEL AND STROMGREN COLOR INDICES FOR WHITEDWARFS. (1984) (1)
Large Telescope Astronomy (1974) (1)
Solar and Stellar Magnetism. (1963) (0)
HIGH DISPERSION SPECTROPHOTOMETRY OF G-TYPE STARS (ABSTRACT) (1952) (0)
RED AND BLACK DEGENERATE STARS. (1969) (0)
Outline of Projects Connected with Problems of Stellar Atmospheres (1955) (0)
Perspectives on space astronomy (1982) (0)
A Peculiarity of the Spectrum of pi Pegasi. (1953) (0)
Interstellar Lines in the Spectrum of the Supernova in NGC 5253 (1972) (0)
Optical Engineering: Fundamentals of Optical Engineering . By Donald H. Jacobs. 487 pp. 343 illustrations. McGraw-Hill Book Company. 1943. $5.00. (1945) (0)
Radio "Stars"--Explosions in Space (1963) (0)
Spectra of diffuse nebulae. (1947) (0)
The spectrum of Canopus (1946) (0)
The origin of galactic radio noise (1949) (0)
Astronomical instruments for faint objects (1969) (0)
Metals in Degenerate Stars with Helium Atmospheres. (1976) (0)
SPECULATIONS OF SCIENCE ABOUT THE UNIVERSE. (1968) (0)
Masses, radii, temperatures, luminosities and surface compositions of white dwarfs (1979) (0)
A NEW WHITE DWARF, L 711-10 (1954) (0)
TON 202, A QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE (1970) (0)
I. S. Bowen, 1898 - 1973 February 6. (1973) (0)
A SPECTROSCOPIC FLARE OF WOLF 359. (1969) (0)
A SIMPLE DIRECT-CURRENT AMPLIFIER FOR MICROPHOTOMETERS (1946) (0)
Cα II Emission in 56 Pegasi. (1942) (0)
Pulsars and Print (1968) (0)
OBSERVATIONS OF MINOR PLANET (11) PARTHENOPE (1950) (0)
Interview with Jesse L. Greenstein (1983) (0)
Electron density of the cometary nebula NGC 2261 (1975) (0)
NUCLEAR PROCESSES IN COMETS. (1966) (0)
Zeeman Splitting in the Hydrogen Line Spectrum of GD356 (1983) (0)
119. First True Radio Star (1979) (0)
Résumé of ESO conference on 'Optical telescopes of the future' and introduction to a panel discussion. (1978) (0)
Sub-luminous blue stars and white dwarfs (1959) (0)
Memories of the First Texas Symposium (1990) (0)
29. Commission des Spectres Stellaires (1960) (0)
Recent Progress in Astrophysics the Spectrophotometric Researches of Barbier and Chalonge. (1943) (0)
A study of tau Ursae Majoris and other F stars. (1948) (0)
The Change of the Luminosity Function with Height above the Galactic Plane (1938) (0)
Line profiles and rotation in white dwarfs (1973) (0)
The Age of the Universe (1949) (0)
Graduate Work in Astrophysics at Caltech (1948) (0)
Radio Stars with Large Red Shift. (1963) (0)
Isotopic Variations in Space: CNO Isotopes in Astrophysics . Proceedings of a meeting, Grenoble, Aug. 1976. Jean Audouze, Ed. Reidel, Boston, 1977. xiv, 198 pp., illus. $22. Astrophysics and Space Science Library, vol. 67. (1978) (0)
Search for Planets and Early Life in Other Solar Systems an Introduction (1980) (0)
Some implications of the alteration of the composition of magnetic stars (1965) (0)
Abundances in a high- velocity F star. (1951) (0)
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (0)
A night on Palomar Mountain (1969) (0)
A Experiment in Interstellar Reddening (1941) (0)
All Hail the Keck Ten‐Meter Telescope Project (1985) (0)
New types of fast cameras. (1948) (0)
Virginia Woolf: A Bibliography, 1975-1978. (1979) (0)
Hydrogen line strengths in degenerate stars. II (1979) (0)
CH Stars and Neutron-Addition Processes (1966) (0)
Midwest Group of Astronomers (1946) (0)
Two subluminous stars near the galactic plane. (1970) (0)
The Chemical Composition of the CH Stars, HD 26 and HD 201626. (1963) (0)
Subluminous stars: post-novae, white dwarfs and hot subdwarfs. (1975) (0)
White Dwarfs as Observed at High Signal to Noise (presented by K. G. Libbrecht) (1988) (0)
THE HISTORY OF STARS AND GALAXIES BY JESSE (0)
No. 738. High-dispersion spectra of υ Sagittarii. (1947) (0)
Palomar Observatory Hale Telescope : Prime Focus Nebular Spectrograph Log Book (1995) (0)
Astrophysical Research in Space (1959) (0)
More About the NSF and Astronomy (1954) (0)
ON THE ABSOLUTE MAGNITUDE OF NOVA PUPPIS 1942 (1957) (0)
Overview of faint blue stars. (1987) (0)
Deviations from the elementary theory of ionization. (1948) (0)
Spectrophotometric investigation of R Mon and NGC 2261. II (1979) (0)
Optical and radio astronomy in the early years (1984) (0)
Isotopic variations in space. (1978) (0)
The interpretation of the colors of reflection nebulae (1939) (0)
THE ABSOLUTE MAGNITUDE OF NOVA PUPPIS 1942 (1957) (0)
The Absolute Magnitudes of Stars of High Luminosity. (1940) (0)
The Visual Spectrum of PLEIONE. (1941) (0)
A B-TYPE STAR OF POPULATION II (1954) (0)

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