Sarah Lee Lippincott

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#1557

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#2377

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#653

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Astronomy

#149

World Rank

#356

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#84

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Sarah Lee Lippincott's Degrees

PhD Astronomy University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Physics Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Sarah Lee Lippincott , also known as Sarah Lee Lippincott Zimmerman, was an American astronomer. She was professor emerita of astronomy at Swarthmore College and director emerita of the college's Sproul Observatory. She was a pioneer in the use of astrometry to determine the character of binary stars and search for extrasolar planets.

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Sarah Lee Lippincott's Published Works

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Parallax and orbital motion of the two nearby long period visual binaries Groombridge 34 and ADS 9090. (1972) (197)
Astrometric study of BD +20 2465 from photographs taken with the Sproul 24-inch refractor. (1969) (189)
Astrometric search for unseen stellar and sub-stellar companions to nearby stars and the possibility of their detection (1978) (16)
Accuracy of positions and parallaxes. (1957) (11)
CC 20,986, A NEW UNRESOLVED ASTROMETRIC BINARY. (1978) (9)
Astrometric analysis of Lallande 21185. (1960) (9)
Orbital motion and parallax of the two unresolved astrometric binaries BD +6 398 and BD +67 552 from plates taken with the Sproul 24-inch refractor. (1973) (8)
Search for Flares of DM Stars on the Sproul Astrometric Program. (1952) (8)
A Study of the Intensive 40-YR Sproul Plate Series on LALANDE21185 and BD+5DEG1668 (1982) (8)
Parallax and orbital motion of the astrometric binary MU CAS from photographs taken with the 24-inch Sproul refractor. (1964) (8)
The astrometric binary, Ross 614A, B, -visual resolution and masses of the components. (1955) (7)
Parallax and orbital motion of the astrometric binary alf OPH from plates taken with the Allegheny, 30-inch Thaw refractor and the Sproul 24-inch refractor. (1966) (7)
The Unseen Companion of the Fourth Nearest Star, Lalande 21185. (1960) (7)
CHI 1ORIONIS, A NEW SOLAR-TYPE ASTROMETRIC BINARY. (1978) (7)
Astrometric analyses of the unseen companions to CI 18, 2354 and Wolf 1062 from plates taken with the 61-cm Sproul refractor (1977) (6)
Orbit, mass ratio, and parallax of the visual binary Ross 614. (1972) (6)
Parallaxes and proper motions of 12 nearby stars. (1949) (6)
ASTROMETRIC AND INFRARED SPECKLE ANALYSIS OF THE VISUALLY UNRESOLVED BINARY BD +41 328. (1983) (6)
Astrometric study of Lalande 21185. (1951) (5)
Astrometric analysis of the unresolved binary MU Cassiopeiae from photographs taken with the Sproul 61 centimeter refractor (1981) (5)
Parallax and orbit analysis of Ross 614. (1951) (5)
Summary of 133 parallaxes determined with the 24-inch refractor of the Sproul Observatory. (1968) (4)
Astrometric studies of nearby white dwarfs and suspected white dwarfs. (1983) (4)
Masses, mass ratios, and parallaxes from astrometric studies of seven visual binaries. (1982) (3)
A Conversation with Robert F. Christy – Part II (2006) (3)
ASTROMETRIC ORBITS, MASS RATIOS, AND MASSES OF ZET HER AND 85 PEG FROM PLATES TAKEN WITH THE SPROUL 61 CM REFRACTOR. (1981) (3)
Revised parallaxes for ten nearby stars from plates taken with the Sproul 24-inch refractor. (1973) (3)
Parallax and photographic orbital analysis of the close visual binaries Kuiper 84 and Furuhjelm 54. (1975) (3)
Parallax and orbital motion of Kruger 60. (1953) (2)
Parallaxes and proper motions of 12 nearby stars determined with the Sproul 24-in. refractor. (1974) (2)
A Conversation with Valentine L.Telegdi – Part II (2007) (2)
FLARE-UP OF KRÜGER 60 B (1951) (2)
NOTE ON THE LIGHT-CURVE OF THE FLARE-UP OF KRÜGER 60 B, 1939 JULY 26 (1953) (2)
A determination of the parallax and mass-ratio of 6 Equulei (1945) (2)
Note on Absolute Magnitudes in the Red and Infrared of Late M-Type Dwarfs (1973) (1)
Note on the proper motion of Lalande 21185. (1952) (1)
Our stellar neighborhood (1975) (1)
Parallax and orbital motion of the astrometric binary CI 18,2354 from photographs taken with 24-inch Sproul refractor. (1967) (1)
Parallaxes and proper motions of ME 5 stars from plate taken with theSproul 61 CM refractor. (1976) (1)
NOTE ON AN ASTROMETRIC STUDY OF TWO NEARBY VISUAL BINARIES OF HIGH SPACE VELOCITY: ADS 9544 AND KUIPER 90. (1975) (1)
AN UNSEEN COMPANION TO 36 URSAE MAJORIS A FROM ANALYSIS OF PLATES TAKEN WITH THE SPROUL 61-CM REFRACTOR. (1983) (1)
Changes in chromospheric fine structure from films taken by Lyot at the PIC DU Midi. (1955) (1)
A Conversation with Valentine L.Telegdi – Part I (2007) (1)
Parallaxes and proper motions of 6 nearby stars from photographs taken with the 24-inch Sproul refractor. (1953) (1)
Parallax and mass ratio of ADS 61 from photographs taken with the 24-inch Sproul refractor. (1963) (1)
PARALLAXES, MASS RATIOS, AND MASSES FROM THREE VISUAL BINARIES. (1979) (1)
Continued Astrometric Study of BD+43 4305 (1980) (1)
Two New Astrometric Binaries of Small Amplitude; One with an Unseen Member of ~ 20 Jupiter Masses (1979) (1)
A Mistake in the Wobble (1982) (0)
ERRATUM - LOW-MASS UNSEEN COMPANIONS TO TWO NEARBY RED DWARFS CC1228 AND WOLF922 (1981) (0)
Sproul Observatory, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania. Observatory report. (1975) (0)
Astrometric observations of white dwarfs. (1952) (0)
Astrometric analyses of 15 bright nearby stars from plates taken with the Sproul 61 cm refractor. (1980) (0)
A Report on Flare Stars on the Sproul Astrometric Program (1971) (0)
Summary of thirty Sproul parallaxes. (1950) (0)
Note on the multiplicity of dMe stars. (1977) (0)
Sproul Observatory and Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania 19081. Report for the period 1 July 1979 - 30 June 1980. (1981) (0)
Astrometric accuracy of photographs taken with the Sproul 24-inch refractor: (1) Positions, (2) Parallaxes. (1971) (0)
Astrometric studies of ten double or suspected multiple systems from plates taken with the Sproul 61-cm refractor (1983) (0)
EV Lacertae: Is Flare Activity Related to an Unseen Planet-Like Companion? (1983) (0)
The Double Star Sirius (1966) (0)
Parallax and orbital motion of 42 Comae = ADS 8804 from plates taken with the 24-inch Sproul refractor. (1961) (0)
THE PARALLAX OF L726-8 (1950) (0)
ORBITAL ANALYSIS AND PARALLAX OF THE UNRESOLVED ASTROMETRIC BINARY CC 1299 FROM PLATES TAKEN WITH THE 61-CM SPROUL REFRACTOR. (1980) (0)
Parallax and mass ratio of 10 UMa from photographs taken with the 24-inch Sproul refractor. (1959) (0)
Note on the distribution of B5 stars (1953) (0)
Parallax and Proper Motion Analyses of 21 Plate Series Taken with the Sproul 61-CENTIMETER Refractor (1981) (0)
ERRATUM - LOW-MASS UNSEEN COMPANIONS TO TWO NEARBY RED DWARFS - CC1228 AND WOLF922 (1981) (0)
Observations of seeing: Experiments near the dome of the sproul 24-inch refractor (1965) (0)
The spicule structure of the chromosphere. (1956) (0)
LOW-MASS UNSEEN COMPANIONS TO TWO NEARBY RED DWARFS, CC 1228 AND WOLF922. (1979) (0)
The Unseen Companion to the Red Dwarf CC 20,986 (1977) (0)
Double Star Specialists Meet (1970) (0)
Blended Visual Binaries as Tests of Low Amplitude Orbit Detection and Determination Capability in Long-Focus Photographic Astrometry (1983) (0)
Sirius and its Companion (1961) (0)
Let's Count the Stars!. (1969) (0)
Comparison of Trigonometric Parallaxes in Right Ascension and Declination Determined with the Sproul 24-inch Refractor (1970) (0)
Parallax and mass ratio of ADS 7284. (1958) (0)
Parallaxes and proper motions of four multiple stars determined with the 61-cm Sproul refractor. (1976) (0)
Parallaxes and proper motions of 25 stars from plates taken with the 61-cm Sproul refractor. (1983) (0)
Systematic errors in the photographic positions of double stars at the Sproul Observatory (1965) (0)
Parallax and proper motion analyses of long-interval plate series taken with the Sproul 61 CM refractor. (1979) (0)
Sproul Observatory, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania. Report for the period 1 July 1976 - 30 June 1977. (1978) (0)
A preliminary investigation of the small changes in the chromospheric structure (1955) (0)
ERRATUM - LOW MASS UNSEEN COMPANIONS TO TWO NEARBY RED DWARFS CC1228 AND WOLF922 (1981) (0)
Parallax and orbital motion of HU 575 = ADS 9352 from photographs taken with the 24-inch Sproul refractor. (1960) (0)
Parallax and mass ratio of Furuhjelm 46. (1959) (0)
A Conversation with Robert F. Christy – Part I (2006) (0)

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