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Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific | 1988

Analysis of some photometric observations of Gamma2 Velorum obtained from the South Pole

Maryjane Taylor; K.-Y. Chen; James D. McNeill; John E. Merrill; John P. Oliver; Frank Bradshaw Wood

The authors discuss the results and analysis of 16 hours of continuous photometry of γ2Vel. Indication of a 1.26-hour period of variability in the He II and C III emission lines at 4686 A and 5696 A, respectively, is presented. Although such a period has not been reported by other investigators, recent theoretical studies indicate that such a period may have certain theoretical implications.


Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society | 1976

Variations in the Ultraviolet Mg II Lines of Beta Persei

K.-Y. Chen; Frank Bradshaw Wood


Archive | 1996

Photometric observations of R Canis Majoris.

S. P. Robb; K.-Y. Chen; Greg Hudson; Richard L. Hudson; Edwin Budding


Archive | 1992

R Canis Majoris - Times of Eclipse Minima

Edwin Budding; Frank Bradshaw Wood; K.-Y. Chen


Archive | 1992

The 0.4--Meter South Pole Optical Telescope Project

K.-Y. Chen; Frank Brandshaw Wood; Shu-Yang Jiang; Ji-Tong Zhang; Tong-Sheng Mao; Pei-Sheng Chen; Yu-Lang Yang; Donald H. Martins; Zheng-Hua Yang


Archive | 1992

Atmospheric extinction in B and V photometry at the South Pole

K.-Y. Chen; Frank Bradshaw Wood


Archive | 1988

South Pole Optical Telescope

Maryjane Taylor; K.-Y. Chen; J. D. McNeill; John E. Merrill; John P. Oliver; Frank Bradshaw Wood


Archive | 1988

Astronomical and Other Considerations for Observatory Site Selection in Antarctica

John P. Oliver; K.-Y. Chen; Maryjane Taylor; J. D. McNeill; John E. Merrill; Frank Bradshaw Wood


Archive | 1987

Times of eclipsing minima of binary stars.

Frank Bradshaw Wood; K.-Y. Chen


Archive | 1987

South pole as a site for stellar photometry.

K.-Y. Chen; John P. Oliver; Frank Bradshaw Wood

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