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According to Wikipedia, Otto Struve was a Russian-American astronomer of Baltic German origins. In Russian, his name is sometimes given as Otto Lyudvigovich Struve ; however, he spent most of his life and his entire scientific career in the United States. Otto was the descendant of famous astronomers of the Struve family; he was the son of Ludwig Struve, grandson of Otto Wilhelm von Struve and great-grandson of Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von Struve. He was also the nephew of Karl Hermann Struve.

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Physics and Astronomy of the Moon (1962) (293)
Planetary Nebulae (1967) (235)
Radial velocities of 500 stars of spectral class A. (187)
On the Origin of Bright Lines in Spectra of Stars of Class B (1931) (184)
Proposal for a project of high-precision stellar radial velocity work (1952) (164)
On the Intensities of Stellar Absorption Lines. (1932) (53)
On the rotation of the stars (1929) (46)
Stellar Spectra with Emission Lines in the Obscuring Clouds of Ophiuchus and Scorpius. (1949) (45)
Radial Velocities of 368 Helium Stars. (1926) (43)
Spectrographic observations of peculiar stars. III. (1942) (40)
Astronomy Of The 20Th Century (1962) (38)
The Interpretation of ∊ Aurigae (1937) (36)
On the axial rotation of stars. (1930) (31)
Occasional Spectrographic Observations of Eclipsing Binaries. (1950) (31)
Spectrographic Observations of Eleven Eclipsing Binaries. (1946) (29)
Spectroscopic astrophysics;: An assessment of the contributions of Otto Struve (1970) (28)
Radial Velocities of Twenty Stars of Early Type in and Near the Galactic Cluster NGC 6231. (1944) (26)
Spectrographic Observations of Fourteen Eclipsing Binaries. (1946) (24)
Spectroscopic Binaries (George Darwin Lecture) (1949) (22)
The Spectrum of Lyrae. (1941) (21)
The radii and masses of eclipsing binary stars. (1956) (20)
Radial Velocities of the Four Stars of the Trapezium in Orion. (1944) (20)
Spectrographic Observations of Thirteen Eclipsing Variables. (1945) (20)
A Study of the Spectra of B Stars (1931) (19)
The Stark effect in stellar spectra (1929) (19)
Stellar Evolution: An Exploration from the Observatory (1950) (19)
Modern Astrophysics: a Memorial to Otto Struve (1967) (19)
The Evolution of a Peculiar Stellar Spectrum: Z Andromedae (Astrophysical Journal, 93, 356, 1941) (1941) (18)
Algol and Stellar Rotation (1931) (18)
Spectrographic Observations of the Eclipsing Binaries RZ Comae, V 502 Ophiuchi, RV Corvi, and BF Virginis. (1948) (17)
Extended Stellar Atmospheres: a Review of the Problems of Gaseous Shells. (1942) (16)
Spectrographic Observations of Eight Eclipsing Binaries. (1947) (16)
The Spectrographic Problem of U Cephei. (1944) (16)
WHIRLPOOLS OF GAS AROUND BINARY STARS (1948) (15)
The Spectrum of beta Lyrae. (1959) (15)
DIFFERENTIAL RADIAL VELOCITIES IN BETA CANIS MAJORIS (1953) (15)
The Radial Velocity of RR Lyrae. (1948) (14)
The Spectroscopic Binary Alpha Virginis (spica). (1958) (14)
The Excitation of Absorption Lines in Outer Atmospheric Shells of Stars (Astrophysical Journal, 88, 84, 1938) (1938) (14)
Stellar spectroscopy : peculiar stars (1971) (14)
Variable Absorption Lines in Two Spectroscopic Binaries (1937) (13)
The Spectrum of SX Cassiopeiae. (1944) (13)
Photometric Observations of Some of Barnard's Dark Nebulae (1936) (13)
Spectrographic Observations of the Eclipsing Binaries TW Cassiopeiae, TY Puppis, and VV Ursae Majoris. (1950) (12)
Further work on interstellar calcium. (1928) (12)
The Radial Velocity of Epsilon Aurigae. (1958) (12)
Variable Stars and Stellar Evolution I (1950) (11)
On the Spectrum and Brightness of Maia (20 C Tauri). (1957) (11)
Emission Nebulosities in Cygnus and Cepheus. (1938) (11)
A Study of Line Profiles: the Spectrum of Rho Leonis. (1953) (11)
On the Interpretation of the Surface Brightness of Diffuse Galactic Nebulae (1937) (10)
Plaskett's Star HD 47129. (1958) (10)
Astrophysical Consequences of Metastable Levels in Hydrogen and Helium. (1939) (10)
THE PROBLEM OF U CEPHEI (1963) (10)
The Composite Spectrum of ζ Tauri. (1942) (10)
THE PROBLEM OF Β LYRAE (1958) (10)
SPECTROGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS OF ALGOL (1957) (10)
The Ultraviolet Spectra of 17 Leporis and P Cygni. (1939) (9)
The Spectrum of V 502 Ophiuchi. (1959) (9)
Stellar spectroscopy, normal stars (1969) (9)
Preliminary results of spectrographic observations of 7 epsilon Aurigae. (1930) (9)
The Radial Velocity of nu Eridani. (1952) (9)
Spectrographic Observations of the Eclipsing Variable SW Lacertae. (1949) (9)
SPECTRA OF VARIABLE STARS IN THE ORION NEBULA (1946) (9)
The Spectrum of P Cygni (1935) (8)
Spectrographic Observations of W Ursae Majoris. Otto Struve and Henry G. Horak (1950) (8)
PECULIAR HYDROGEN LINES IN THE SPECTRUM OF RR LYRAE (1947) (8)
On the interpretation of the emission lines in stars of early spectral class (1932) (8)
Spectrum of Pleione. (1943) (7)
NOTES ON STELLAR SPECTRA (1944) (7)
The Velocity-Curve of XY Leonis. (1959) (7)
The Stars of High Luminosity (1931) (7)
Curves of Growth and Line Contours. (1949) (7)
The Triple System Lambda Tauri. (1956) (7)
Thermal Doppler Effect and Turbulence in Stellar Spectra of Early Class. (1932) (7)
The Spectrum of the Eclipsing Binary UX Monocerotis. (1947) (7)
Spectrographic Observations of Visual Double Stars. (1955) (7)
A Microphotometric Study of the Spectrum of Maia. (1956) (7)
The Spectroscopic Binary VV Orionis (hd 36695). (1949) (7)
The Spectrum of Serpentis. (1957) (7)
W. F. Meyer's Work on Beta Canis Majoris. (1950) (7)
The universe at large (1960) (7)
A New Determination of the Spectrographic Orbit of Capella. (1953) (6)
A New Slit Spectrograph for Diffuse Galactic Nebulae (1937) (6)
The Orbit of the Spectroscopic Binary 29 UW Canis Majoris. (1958) (6)
Changes in the Line Contours of ∊ Ursae Majoris. (1943) (6)
The Radial Velocity of 16 Lacertae (1952) (6)
The Radial Velocities of the Pleiades. (1944) (6)
The Spectroscopic Binary Delta Orionis. (1950) (6)
A Microphotometric Study of the Spectrum of Sigma Scorpii. (1955) (6)
SPECTROGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS OF ER ORIONIS (1944) (6)
The 150-Foot Nebular Spectrograph of the McDonald Observatory (1938) (6)
The Spectrum of YY Geminorum (castor C). (1950) (6)
The Velocity-Curve of 12 DD Lacertae. (1951) (6)
Pressure Effects in Stellar Spectra (1929) (5)
SPECTROSCOPIC AND PHOTOMETRIC ANOMALIES OF Β LYRAE (1959) (5)
HD 167362, an Object Similar to Campbell's Hydrogen Envelope Star. (1940) (5)
The Curve of Line-Width Correlation and Doppler Velocities in Stellar Atmospheres. I. Delta Canis Majoris. (1952) (5)
Scattering of Light in Diffuse Nebulae (1936) (5)
The spectra of two peculiar stars: MWC 17 and CD -27°11944. (1941) (5)
THE SPECTRUM OF U CORONAE BOREALIS (1957) (5)
The Nebular Spectra of Two Slow Novae, DQ Herculis and RT Serpentis. (1940) (5)
The Problem of U Coronae Borealis, RS Vulpeculae, and TV Cassiopeiae. (1945) (5)
NOTES ON DIFFUSE GALACTIC NEBULAE (1962) (5)
The Spectroscopic Binary a Virginis (1934) (5)
The - Rayet Type Spectroscopic Binary HD 152270. (1944) (5)
Twelve new spectroscopic binaries. (1925) (5)
Observations Made with the Nebular Spectrograph of the Mcdonald Observatory. (1939) (5)
The Effect of Continuous Balmer Absorption upon the Equivalent Widths of Stellar Absorption Lines. (1940) (5)
The Absorption Continuum in the Violet Region of the Spectra of Carbon Stars. (1947) (5)
The Light-Curve of UX Monocerotis. (1950) (5)
Physical Properties of a Gaseous Substratum in the Galaxy (5)
Spectrographic Observations of TW Andromedae. (1949) (5)
Circumstellar Lines of CA II in the Spectrum of Epsilon Aurigae. (1951) (4)
The Radial Velocity of HD 21803-A New Beta Canis Majoris Variables. (1959) (4)
THE MOTIONS OF THE GALACTIC CLUSTER-TYPE VARIABLES (1950) (4)
17 Leporis: a new type of spectrum variable. (1932) (4)
The cosmogonical significance of stellar rotation (1945) (4)
SPECTRUM OF THE ECLIPSING BINARY 29 UW CANIS MAJORIS (1958) (4)
The Problem of Classifying Stellar Spectra (1933) (4)
A study of stellar hydrogen lines and their relation to the Stark effect. (1930) (4)
V. G. Fessenkoff's Dynamical Theory of the Zodiacal Light. (1943) (4)
The spectroscopic binaries TW Cassiopeiae, TY Puppis, and VV Ursae Majoris. (1950) (4)
Spectrographic observations of Nova Herculis (1934) and Nova Serpentis (1909), with identifications of [Fe v] and [Fe III] in Nova Pictoris (1925). (1942) (4)
Spectroscopic Binaries: George Darwin Lecture (1950) (4)
Orbit of the spectroscopic binary 66 Eridani. (1924) (4)
The Ultraviolet Spectrum of VV Cephei. (1944) (4)
Study of Doppler Velocities in Stellar Atmospheres. The Spectrum of Alpha Cygni. (1955) (4)
The Radial Velocity of Sigma Scorpii. (1955) (4)
Bright Lines of CA II in the Spectrum of RW Comae Berenices. (1950) (4)
J. S. Plaskett's Star of Large Mass, HD 47129. (1948) (4)
On the Nature of Spectroscopic Binaries of Short Period (1924) (4)
AN INTERESTING GROUP OF PULSATING STARS (1955) (4)
An unusual spectroscopic binary (27 Canis Majoris). (1927) (4)
The bands of CH and CN in stellar spectra (1932) (4)
Orbit of the spectroscopic binary 16 Lacertae. (1925) (4)
The Red Satellite Absorption Spectrum of Beta Lyrae. (1959) (4)
Rapid Changes in the Spectrum of HD 218393. (1944) (4)
Color Temperatures of B-Type Stars and Rayleigh Scattering (1934) (3)
The Spectrum of Nu Eridani (1955) (3)
Notes and observations : evolutionary changes in spectroscopic binaries of early types. (1958) (3)
A Test of Thermodynamic Equilibrium in the Atmospheres of Early-Type Stars (1935) (3)
On the Colors of Diffuse Nebulae Having Continuous Spectra (1933) (3)
On the Spectra of Comets (3)
The Spectrum of 48 Librae (hd 142983). (1943) (3)
The spectrum of the Shell of Pleione (1941) (3)
Fifty years of progress in astronomy (1943) (3)
An Attempt to Detect Polarization in the Cα II Emission Lines of AR Lacertae. (1948) (3)
The Spectrum of the b8 Component of Beta Lyrae. II. (1961) (3)
The Spectrum of β Persei during Primary Eclipse. (1957) (3)
The Velocity-Curve of Beta Lyrae in 1958. (1960) (3)
The Spectroscopic Binary 29 Canis Majoris. (1941) (3)
The Spectrum of AX Monocerotis (hd 45910). (1943) (3)
A New Spectrographic Orbit of 30 Tau Canis Majoris. (1954) (3)
Note on the Spectrum of 16 Lacertae. (1954) (3)
The Radial Velocities of Rho Puppis. (1956) (3)
Reobservation of the orbits of ten spectroscopic binaries with a discussion of apsidal motions. (1939) (3)
THE ROTATIONAL DISTURBANCE OF THE VELOCITY CURVE OF Β LYRAE (1958) (3)
Radial velocity measurements of some visual double stars. (1959) (3)
THE SPECTRUM OF ∊ AURIGAE IN OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER, 1956 (1957) (3)
An Upper Limit for the Mass of the Lunar Atmosphere. (1944) (3)
THE SPECTRUM OF P CYGNI IN THE REGION Λ 3000-Λ 3300 (1940) (3)
Some new trends in stellar spectroscopy (1935) (3)
The puzzle of beta Lyrae (1934) (3)
The F-Type Component of Capella. (1953) (3)
The Spectroscopic Binary AO Cassiopeiae. (1949) (3)
The Spectrum of RX Cassiopeiae. (1944) (3)
Antares (α Scorpii) (1947) (3)
Can We Hope to Detect Evolutionary Changes in Single Stars (1955) (2)
The coexistence of stellar and interstellar calcium lines in the eclipsing binary U Ophiuchi. (1930) (2)
The interpretation of the spectrum of HD 190073. (1942) (2)
ON THE THIRD BODY IN THE SYSTEM OF ALGOL (1957) (2)
Footnote to History. (1959) (2)
THE PROBLEM OF TIME RESOLUTION IN STELLAR SPECTROSCOPY: BW VULPECULAE (1954) (2)
The Story of AN Observatory (1947) (2)
A Spectrographic Study of BW Vulpeculae. (1955) (2)
Two Interesting Nuclei of Planetary Nebulae: IC 418 and NGC 40. (1941) (2)
Astronomers in turmoil (1960) (2)
Stellar spectroscopy. Vol.2: Peculiar stars (1970) (2)
Spectrum of Nova Herculis (1936) (2)
The Spectrum of BD +30 degrees 3639. (1940) (2)
An Interesting Phenomenon in Stellar Spectroscopy. (1946) (2)
The Spectrum of the B0 Star 23 τ Scorpii (1933) (2)
REVIEW: Etude de la lumière DU fond DU ciel nocturne by C. Fabry, J. Dufay, and J. Cojan (1935) (2)
The Ultraviolet Spectra of a and B Stars. (1939) (2)
The period of WY Hya. (1950) (2)
A Spectrophotometric Study of Five Visual Double Stars. (1955) (2)
Note on formation of stellar absorption lines (1936) (2)
The Forbidden Helium Line λ 4470 (1934) (2)
Orbit of the spectroscopic binary 30 tau Canis Majoris. (1928) (2)
The Emission Lines in the Spectra of B 1985 and WY Geminorum. (1941) (2)
The system of 61 mu. Orionis. (1924) (2)
The Spectrum of the Eclipsing Binary UX Ursae Majoris. (1948) (2)
Recent changes in the absorption spectrum of 17 Leporis. (1930) (2)
Photography of the Counterglow (1951) (2)
On the Number of Balmer Lines in Early-Type Stars. (1940) (2)
The Spectroscopic Binary HR 8800=BD+45°4147. (1959) (2)
The Fraunhofer Lines (1951) (2)
The Radial Velocity of Delta Delphini. (1957) (2)
EMISSION AT HΑ IN AO CASSIOPEIAE (1958) (2)
A Note on the Spectrum of HD 698 (j. a. Pearce's Star of Large Mass). (1948) (2)
SPECTROSCOPIC FEATURES OF Β LYRAE (1960) (2)
THE SPECTRUM AND LUMINOSITY OF ALPHA SCORPII B (1954) (2)
VARIABLE LINE WIDTHS IN THE SPECTRUM OF DELTA SCUTI (1953) (2)
GEORG STRUVE, 1886-1933 (1933) (2)
Note on the Suspected Gravitational Red Shift of the Orion Stars. (1945) (2)
THE SPECTRUM OF Β LYRAE IN THE VISUAL AND INFRARED REGIONS (1958) (2)
Spectrographic Observations of the Eclipsing Variable AB Persei. (1945) (2)
The Helium Lines in Stellar Spectra (1928) (2)
Some Problems of the Evolution of Stars. (1949) (2)
The Velocity-Curve of 85 Pegasi. (1959) (2)
A Contribution to the Study of Canis Majoris. (1941) (2)
Planetary Nebulae II (1957) (2)
Peculiar H lines in the spectrum of RR Lyrae and some comments on the problem of Cepheid variation. (1948) (2)
Phosphorus in stellar spectra. (1930) (2)
The stellar calcium lines in spectral types A and B (abstract) (1929) (2)
Wave Lengths of Absorption Lines in the Spectra of Beta Canis Majoris Stars. (1960) (2)
The Velocity-Curves of Seven Cepheid Variables. (1945) (2)
Recent progress in stellar spectroscopy. (1951) (2)
Spectroscopic phenomena in the system of Algol (1956) (2)
The spectrum of the cluster-type variable CY Aquarii. (1949) (2)
The Stark effect as a means of determining comparative absolute magnitudes. (1929) (2)
THE DEDICATION OF THE McDONALD OBSERVATORY. (1939) (1)
Instability in Stars of Early Spectral Type (1957) (1)
REVIEW: Stellar Atmospheres. A Contribution to the Study of High Temperature Ionization in the Reversing Layers of Stars by Cecilia H. Payne (1926) (1)
THE Α LINE IN Β CEPHEI (1956) (1)
BRIGHT LINES OF CA II IN THE SPECTRUM OF W URSAE MAJORIS (1950) (1)
Identification of AL III and of AL II in stellar spectra. (1)
Peculiar Features in the Spectrum of α Virginis. (1948) (1)
THE SPECTRUM OF BETA AURIGAE (1953) (1)
High dispersion observations of Spica. (1957) (1)
THE GENERAL NEEDS OF ASTRONOMY (1955) (1)
Orbit of the spectroscopic binary 4 beta Trianguli. (1928) (1)
LINE INTENSITIES OF Μ1 SCORPII (1942) (1)
Notes on Calcium Clouds (1934) (1)
The Widths of the Lines of Fe, Si, o, and N in the Spectrum of Gamma Pegasi. (1956) (1)
The Evolution of Stars (1953) (1)
McCrea's Theory of the Solar System's Origin (1960) (1)
Recent Progress in the Interpretation of Stellar Spectra (1944) (1)
Intensities in stellar spectra of a triplet of SI III. (1930) (1)
The Higher Members of the (2 3 P 0 - n 3 D) Series of he i in the Spectrum of 55 Cygni. (1948) (1)
The Spectrum of the Companion of a Scorpii. (1940) (1)
The Determination of Stellar Distances from Intensities of the Detached Calcium Line K (1929) (1)
The radial velocity of 12 DD Lac. (1957) (1)
A Study of the Nature of Spectroscopic Binaries (1925) (1)
THE ULTRAVIOLET SPECTRUM OF Γ CASSIOPEIAE (1940) (1)
ASTRONOMICAL SYMPOSIUM ON GALACTIC AND EXTRAGALACTIC STRUCTURE. (1939) (1)
Variable hydrogen lines in 15 kappa Cassiopeiae. (1929) (1)
The Radial Velocity of XZ Cygni. O. (1949) (1)
The Spectroscopic Binary BD+74°493. (1957) (1)
Note: Rayleigh Scattering in Interstellar Space (1933) (1)
An Emission Nebula Near σ Scorpii (1937) (1)
THE PROBLEM OF THE SUBGIANTS (1954) (1)
The Distance Scale of the Universe II (1953) (1)
The Physical State of the Interstellar Gas Clouds. (1939) (1)
PULKOVO -OLD, CAPITAL OF POSITIONAL ASTRONOMY (1951) (1)
The Astronomical Universe (1958) (1)
Observations of asteroids at the Yerkes Observatory (1)
Epsilon Aurigae, Colossus Among Stars. A Story of Cooperative Research in Photometry, Spectroscopy, and the Theory of Gases (1938) (1)
REVIEW: Müller-Pouillets Lehrbuck der Physik by August Kopff (ed) (1928) (1)
The Spectrum of 67 Ophiuchi. (1942) (1)
Index of Stars (1950) (1)
A study of Doppler broadening by mass motions. (1953) (1)
The Spectrum of RW Hydrae. (1940) (1)
THE W. J. MCDONALD OBSERVATORY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS (1943) (1)
THE RADIAL VELOCITY OF Ν PERSEI (1958) (1)
"THE ROYAL ROAD TO SUCCESS": HENRY NORRIS RUSSELL (1877-1957) (1957) (1)
THE SPECTRUM OF ZETA HERCULIS B (1954) (1)
VARIATIONS IN THE SPECTRUM OF HD 108 (1941) (1)
A STRONG EMISSION LINE OF C III IN HD 192639 (1940) (1)
Orbit of the spectroscopic binary 36 tau09 Eridani. (1927) (1)
AN UNUSUAL STELLAR SPECIES (1948) (1)
HΑ IN THE SPECTRUM OF V448 CYGNI (1958) (1)
The Width of Bright Hα in γ Cassiopeiae (1933) (1)
Continuous Emission in the Spectra of Gaseous Nebulae. (1942) (1)
THE 140-FOOT RADIO TELESCOPE OF THE NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY (1960) (1)
Intensities of Balmer Emission Lines in Stellar Spectra (1931) (1)
Galactic Exploration by Radio (1952) (1)
THE SPECTRUM OF 27 CANIS MAJORIS IN 1957-59 (1960) (1)
Variability of Hα in Rigel (1933) (1)
Variability of Bright Hα in α Cygni (1933) (1)
Spectrographic observations of short-period Cepheids. (1948) (1)
Émission lines of Ca II in eclipsing binaries (1946) (1)
The B8 Component of β Lyrae. (1961) (1)
T Tauri Stars and Associated Nebulosities (1961) (1)
New Orbits for the Spectroscopic Binaries HD-163181 and HD 78316 (76κ Cancri). (1944) (1)
The Balmer Discontinuity in the Spectrum of HD 190073. (1947) (1)
Investigations of typical stellar spectra with high dispersion. I. Table of lines in α Cygni. (1941) (1)
The Spectroscopic Orbit of BD Virginis. (1944) (1)
Solar Physics News (1962) (1)
Interstellar Calcium and Color Excess. (1939) (1)
SPECTROSCOPIC AND PHOTOMETRIC OBSERVATIONS OF 23 SEXTANTIS (1956) (1)
Spectrographic Observations of 17 Leporis. (1942) (1)
THE MCDONALD OBSERVATORY (1936) (1)
The Velocity-Curve of Beta Canis Majoris. (1935) (1)
The Radial Velocity of Kappa Draconis. (1952) (1)
Letter to the Astronomer Royal on the parallax of α Lyræ, &c. (1)
Stellar Absorption Lines. (1930) (1)
THE PHASE RELATION OF THE VELOCITY AND LIGHT OF SIGMA SCORPII (1955) (1)
Spectroscopic Observations of θ Aquilae (1946) (1)
The Radial Velocity of DQ Cephei = HD 199908. (1956) (1)
THE SPECTRUM OF NOVA MONOCEROTIS, 1939 (1941) (1)
Orbit of the spectroscopic binary 95 O Leonis. (1927) (1)
The Great Meteor of 1947 (1950) (0)
YIELD AND COMPOSITION OF FORAGE GROWN ON ONE CONNECTICUT FARM IN 1946 (1948) (0)
Harlow Shapley: President of AAAS, 1947. (1947) (0)
Galactic Nebulae and Interstellar Matter . Jean Dufay. Translated by A. J. Pomerans. Philosophical Library, New York, 1957. 352 pp. $15. (1957) (0)
POST-WAR PLANNING IN RUSSIA. (1944) (0)
Quantitative Spectral Classifications (1954) (0)
Book Review:Source Book in Astronomy, 1900-1960 Harlow Shapley (1962) (0)
Our Sun . Donald H. Menzel. The Harvard Books on Astronomy. Philadelphia: The Blakiston Company, 1949. Pp. 326. $4.50. (1949) (0)
Lovell's Gregynog Lectures and Project Ozma. (Book Reviews: The Exploration of Outer Space) (1963) (0)
Book Reviews: Quantitative Methods in Histology and Microscopic Histochemistry (1955) (0)
A UNIQUE DOCUMENT. (1937) (0)
The Galactic Novae . Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin. North-Holland, Amsterdam; Interscience, New York, 1957. 336 pp. Illus. $8.50. (1957) (0)
Felix Aguilar (1943) (0)
Scientists and the McCarran Act. (1954) (0)
Lovell's Gregynog Lectures and Project Ozma: The Exploration of Outer Space . Sir Bernard Lovell. Harper and Row, New York, 1962. viii + 87 pp. Illus. $3. (1963) (0)
Airglow Cells. (1960) (0)
The Exploration of Outer Space. Sir Bernard Lovell. Harper and Row, New York, 1962. viii + 87 pp. Illus. $3 (1963) (0)
THE MCDONALD OBSERVATORY. (1946) (0)
Beta Canis Majoris (1950) (0)
Remarks on the colors of B‐ and A‐type stars (0)
Preliminary orbit of the long-period spectroscopic binary 37 phi-1 Orionis. (0)
The Problems of the A-Type Stars (1942) (0)
Emission lines of hydrogen in the spectrum of beta Cephei (1955) (0)
On the formation of interstellar absorption lines (1936) (0)
REVIEW: Physikalisches Handwörterbuch by Arnold Berliner and Karl Scheel (eds.) (1932) (0)
THE SPECTRUM OF Z ANDROMEDAE (1939) (0)
New Trends in Cosmogony (1966) (0)
A study of the spectrum of 7 [epsilon] Aurigae. (1932) (0)
THE SPECTRUM OF Μ CENTAURI (1940) (0)
Recent results on Sigma Scorpii (1961) (0)
A. UNSÖLD'S Work on the Spectrum of the b0 Star τ Scorpii. (1944) (0)
I. Probing the Stars' Chemical Composition (1950) (0)
NOTES ON STELLAR SPECTRA, V (1952) (0)
Light Helium in Stellar Atmospheres (1962) (0)
Recent Progress in Astrophysics (1944) (0)
Radial Velocity of Beta Canis Majoris in 1960. (1962) (0)
Orbit of the spectroscopic binary 19 tau-5 Eridani. (1926) (0)
The Radial Velocity of 59 D Serpentis. (1939) (0)
The Hottest Star II (1952) (0)
The McDonald Observatory of the University of Texas at Fort Davis, Texas (1934) (0)
Orbit of the spectroscopic binary 6 pi. Scorpii. (1927) (0)
Classifying the Galaxies (1959) (0)
Life on Other Worlds (1955) (0)
THE SPECTRUM OF AZ CASSIOPEIAE ON SEPTEMBER 22, 1956 (1957) (0)
THE AWARD OF THE BRUCE GOLD MEDAL TO DR. S. CHANDRASEKHAR (1952) (0)
A Note on the Spectrum of 17 Leporis (bs 2148). (1941) (0)
THE SPECTRUM OF COMET WHIPPLE 2 (1942F) (1943) (0)
A study of the helium lines in stellar spectra (1933) (0)
Recent Progress in the Study of Reflection Nebulae (1937) (0)
The Sun Is a Peculiar Star (1951) (0)
Spectrographic Observations of Thirteen Eclipsing Variables (Astrophysical Journal, 102, 74, 1945) (1970) (0)
Comments on Stellar Spectra. (1963) (0)
The problem of the Canis Majoris and Cephei stars. (1952) (0)
The Veil Nebula as a Supernova Remnant (1958) (0)
Some Photoelectric Problems (1955) (0)
The present state of our knowledge of the β Canis Majoris or β Cephei Stars (1952) (0)
Symposium on Spectroscopy (1942) (0)
1. Observational Data of Interest in the Study of Stellar Evolution (1959) (0)
27 Canis Majoris: the question of its mass. (1928) (0)
The Mystery of Lyrae (1941) (0)
Note on the Spectrum of 16 Lacertae: Erratum (1954) (0)
Minor Contributions and Notes: an Absorption Line of C IV in Stellar Spectra (1932) (0)
Dust in the Solar System (1951) (0)
Comments on V. G. Fessenkov's theory of star formation. (1953) (0)
THE SPECTRUM OF 17 LEPORIS (1958) (0)
Red Shifts of Spectral Lines (1954) (0)
The problem of emission lines in stellar spectra (1933) (0)
The Spectrum of Capella. (1951) (0)
Book Reviews: Galactic Nebulae and Interstellar Matter (1957) (0)
BRIGHT LINES OF FE II IN THE SPECTRUM OF HD 50138 (1940) (0)
SOME COMMENTS ON Β CANIS MAJORIS AND RELATED STARS (1951) (0)
Dilute Stellar Radiation (1962) (0)
A search for red nebulae (1939) (0)
II. Some Problems of Stellar Evolution (1950) (0)
On the period of 27 Canis Majoris. (1927) (0)
The Spectra of Binary Stars (1955) (0)
REVIEW: Zur Erforschung des Weltalls by W. Grotian and A. Kopff (eds.) (1934) (0)
THE SPECTRUM OF T CORONAE BOREALIS (1940) (0)
Note: a Change in the Spectrum of 39∈ Capricorni. (1944) (0)
EPSILON AURIGAE (1956) (0)
THE VAN HOOF EFFECT IN BETA CANIS MAJORIS STARS (1955) (0)
The orbit of the spectroscopic binary 43 theta-2 Orionis. (1924) (0)
A POSSIBLE CASE OF INTERSTELLAR REDDENING (1946) (0)
The Stark Effect in Stellar Spectra (Astrophysical Journal, 69, 173 1929) (1970) (0)
CHAIRMAN'S INTRODUCTION. (1963) (0)
The effect of diluted stellar radiation upon the spectra of astronomical objects (1946) (0)
The Trumpler Stars. (1947) (0)
ON THE EMISSION LINES IN THE SPECTRUM OF BD +20° 2465 (1941) (0)
Notes from the Yerkes Observatory (1945) (0)
The Radial Velocity of Delta Scuti. (1954) (0)
The Observation and Interpretation of Stellar Absorption Lines, with Plates Xiii-Xvii (concluded) (1938) (0)
Astronomy in the Manner of 1984. (1952) (0)
THE NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY: THE OUTLOOK IN 1960 (1960) (0)
III. The Origin and Development of Close Double Stars (1950) (0)
On the double star 9 Argus. (1923) (0)
Vistas in Astronomy, Volume 4 (1960) (0)
Variations in the Spectrum of 29 Canis Majoris (1935) (0)
Astronomical Spectra Modern Observation and Interpretation (1939) (0)
The Opacity of Extended Stellar Atmospheres. (1940) (0)
Note on the spectrum of 7 epsilon Aurigae (abstract) (1931) (0)
Detached calcium lines in Perseus (1929) (0)
The Radial Velocity of Alpha Virginis. (1949) (0)
NEW METHODS IN THE STUDY OF STELLAR SPECTRA. (1944) (0)
Colors of Nebulae Near γ Cygni (1937) (0)
REVIEW: Grundriss der Astrophysik by Kasimir Graff (1929) (0)
A note on Lambrecht's Nebulous Stars (1938) (0)
Exchange of Mass in Close Binaries (1957) (0)
Stellar Spectroscopy. (1947) (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: The Universe (1963) (0)
THE RADIAL VELOCITY OF GAMMA ORIONIS (1953) (0)
Stellar Radial Velocities and Their Observation (1961) (0)
Prominence activity in stars. (1948) (0)
THE McDONALD OBSERVATORY. (1933) (0)
Stellar spectra in the region of the obscuring clouds of Ophiuchus and Scorpius. (1948) (0)
The Orion Nebula (1952) (0)
On the Absorption Lines of Hydrogen in be Stars (1932) (0)
The Origin of Comets (1950) (0)
Astronomy in 1900 (1961) (0)
THE ANOMALOUS BEHAVIOR OF THE RADIAL VELOCITIES OF ALGOL A (1959) (0)
A NOTE ON STARS WITH NEBULOUS ABSORPTION LINES (1940) (0)
The Yerkes Observatory: Past, Present, and Future. (1947) (0)
The Spectroscopic Orbit of YY Geminorum (castor C). (1953) (0)
Double and Multiple Stars (1956) (0)
Variable Stars and Galactic Structure . Cecelia Payne-Gaposchkin. Athlone Press, Univ. of London, 1954. xii + 16 pp. $3.50 (U.S. Distrib.: de Graff, New York 10). (1955) (0)
Dust and related Phenomena in Stars; introductory report (1955) (0)
Recent Progress in Astrophysics "physical Characteristics of the Atmospheres of Supergiants of Classes cB5 to cA3" by G. a. Shajn. (1944) (0)
International Astronomical Union (1938) (0)
Note on 27 Canis Majoris (1932) (0)
Some Stars of High Velocity (1950) (0)
THE SPECTRA OF THREE SOUTHERN EXTRAGALACTIC NEBULAE (1940) (0)
White Dwarfs I (1953) (0)
On the Double Star 9 ARGUS. a Correction (1923) (0)
Measures of Total Intensities of the Lines of H and CA II in Stellar Spectra D. Barbier, D. Chalonge, and N. Morguleff. (1943) (0)
A search for the band spectrum of He2 in stellar spectra. (1930) (0)
Review of Publications- The Spectrum of Beta Lyrae (1959) (0)
New results on forbidden transitions of [FE II], [FE III], [FE V], [FE VII], and [FE X] in stellar spectra (1946) (0)
The Copenhagen conference of the International Astronomical Union (1946) (0)
An interesting observation in the spectrum of AX Monocerotis (1946) (0)
NOTES ON THE PROBLEM OF THE B-TYPE STARS (1926) (0)
Radial Velocities of 27 Canis Majoris. (1942) (0)
A Spectrographic Observation of the Reflection Effect in Close Binaries (1937) (0)
A Note on the Spectrum of 27 Canis Majoris. (1948) (0)
Notes on be Stars (1932) (0)
THE ULTRAVIOLET SPECTRUM OF HD 190073 (1942) (0)
CHANGES IN THE SPECTRUM OF 12 LACERTAE (1950) (0)
The problem of the rare earths in α2 Canum Venaticorum (1946) (0)
Milestones in Double Star Astronomy (1962) (0)
The Velocity-Curve and Spectral Variations of 27 Canis Majoris (1931) (0)
REVIEW: Astronomy, an Introduction, by Robert H. Baker (1934) (0)
The spectrum of Nova Aquilae 1927 (abstract) (1931) (0)
REVIEW: Handbuch der Astrophysik by G. Eberhard, A. Kohlschütter, and H. Ludendorff (eds.) (1934) (0)
NOTES ON STELLAR SPECTRA (1951) (0)
The spectrum of ε Aurigae during eclipse. (1957) (0)
REORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ASTRONOMY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO (1941) (0)
NOTES ON STELLAR SPECTRA, IV (1952) (0)
Notes on two stars having variable bright lines. (1923) (0)
The Radial Velocity of Gamma Cassiopeiae. (1950) (0)
The Minor Planets (1952) (0)
NOTES ON STELLAR SPECTRA (1953) (0)
THE STATIONARY CALCIUM LINES OF ALPHA CYGNI (1954) (0)
The Radial Velocity of 27 Canis Majoris. (1943) (0)
Some Astronomical Applications of Image Converters (1955) (0)
REVIEW: Astronomy by Forest Ray Moulton (1932) (0)
The Hydrogen Spheres in Cygnus (1957) (0)
A PUZZLING STELLAR SPECTRUM (17 LEPORIS) (1951) (0)
The Spectrum of Plaskett's Star (1957) (0)
THE LONGITUDE OF THE GALACTIC CENTER AS DERIVED FROM THE INTENSITIES OF DETACHED CALCIUM LINES. (1929) (0)
An Emission Line of Hydrogen in the Spectrum of Rigel (1933) (0)
Some Recent Work on the Orion Nebula (1957) (0)
Rings around Double Stars (1945) (0)
Review of Publications- The Universe (1963) (0)
THE WAVELENGTHS OF HELIUM LINES IN THE SPECTRUM OF 21 AQUILAE (1961) (0)
Glowing Hydrogen in the Milky Way (1951) (0)
The Spectroscopic Binary μ 1 Scorpii (1940) (0)
Union Astronomique Internationale: (International Astronomical Union) (1950) (0)
The curve of line-width correlation and its applications. (1952) (0)
And Observations of asteroids at the Yerkes Observatory (1928) (0)
Stellar spectroscopy. Vol.1: Normal stars (1969) (0)
THE DECLINE OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN ASTRONOMY. (1938) (0)
Note on a stellar line at 4470.046A. (1925) (0)
Account of recent Astronomical Operations in Russia (0)
The McDonald Observatory, Fort Davis, Texas (1939) (0)
Orbits of Visual Double Stars (1958) (0)
IV. The Abundances of the Chemical Elements in the Universe (1950) (0)
The Problem of Stellar Evolution Considered Statistically (1951) (0)
Motions in Gaseous Nebulae (1955) (0)
A Problem in Celestial Mechanics (1958) (0)
Galactic Co-ordinates (1958) (0)
The Problem of Classifying Stellar Spectra (Astrophysical Journal 78, 73, 1933) (1970) (0)
Antares (agr Scorpii). (1947) (0)

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