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Ephemeris giving positions and proper motions of 258,997 stellar celestial bodies for epoch and equinox of 1950.0, part I
Ephemeris giving positions and proper motions of 258,997 stellar celestial bodies for epoch and equinox of 1950.0, part II
Ephemeris giving positions and proper motions of 258,997 stellar celestial bodies for epoch and equinox of 1950.0, part III
Ephemeris giving positions and proper motions of 258,997 stellar celestial bodies for epoch and equinox of 1950.0, part IV
Satellite range measurements using laser in conjunction with photoelectric receiver and Baker-Nunn camera
Neutrino processes in stellar evolution, discussing pair annihilation, plasma, photoneutrino, URCA, bremsstrahlung, photo-beta, photon-photon and electron-electron bremsstrahlung processes
Plasma neutrino process of Adams, Ruderman and Woo dependent on direct electron-neutrino interaction and connected with stellar evolution
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Cometary implications of emission spectra produced by electron bombardment of low pressure gases containing carbon
Satellite range measurements using laser in conjunction with photoelectric receiver and Baker-Nunn camera
Neutrinos in stellar evolution and cosmological processes, discussing production processes
Atmospheric model for high energy particle acceleration in plasma turbulence
Sporadic and shower meteor masses and their luminous efficiency
Astronophysical phenomena studied by determination of radiocarbon content in specimens of known age
Stellar plasma energy loss due to neutrino emission resulting from electromagnetic interaction between plasma and photon
Plasma neutrino process of Adams, Ruderman and Woo dependent on direct electron-neutrino interaction and connected with stellar evolution
Orbital analysis precision improvement requiring second order oblateness and lunar, air drag and tesseral harmonics perturbations