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YSO studies with infrared interferometers

Akeson, R.
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Abstract

The observational technique of long baseline infrared interferometry provides a unique opportunity for studying the small scale structure of young stellar objects, particularly circumstellar disks and multiplicity. The technique of infrared interferometry is briefly described and observations of young stellar objects are reviewed.

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Akeson, R.. 2001-03-28. YSO studies with infrared interferometers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060031441

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