Electron temperature of gaseous nebulae and methods of its determination
Electron temperature of gaseous nebulae and determination methods
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Electron temperature of gaseous nebulae and determination methods
Millimeter wavelength spectral indices of Crab and Orion nebulae for 35, 70 and 94 gc radiation
Balloon measurement of high energy X-ray spectrum from Crab Nebula
Counting rate and pulse height distribution spectral data of Crab Nebula telemetered from balloon detectors
Hydrogen and helium spectra of gaseous nebulae in theory and observation
Crab Nebula X-ray spectrum from 16-120 kev by balloon
12.8-micron IR emission lines observed by Low from planetary nebula IC 418
Planetary nebula condensation, examining stability of thermal equilibrium
Arguments inferring that all population II red giant stars become planetary nebulae
General theory of infrared line emission from planetary nebula
Radio emission spectra for optically thin planetary nebulas
Interferometer radio observations of two lunar occulations of Crab Nebula
Models of reflection nebulae light for single scattering, pure or modified by internal nebular extinction, on spherical grains imitating dielectric or metallic particles
X-ray source in Crab Nebula size and position, showing visible light distribution having common center within 15-inch precision of measurement and finite angular extent
Physical parameters of IR nebula discovered in Orion
Planetary nebulae IR emission intensities, discussing radiative recombination, ionization equilibrium and fine structure level population
IR nebula in Orion as protocluster with massive stars imbedded in opaque dust cloud, discussing collapse and lifetime
IR line intensity of planetary nebula NGC 7027, noting presence of measurable continuum flux of stellar radiation