#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
601	1	603 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 197(1):67-75 WHITE SDM UBV PHOTOMETRY OF NGC 2439	27	8
602	4	615 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 29():341-361 SMITH MA; PARSONS SB APPLICATIONS OF FOURIER-ANALYSIS TO BROADENING OF STELLAR LINE- PROFILES .1. 3 MN STARS	20	8
603	7	628 1975 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 87(516):231-236 WOLFF SC; MORRISON ND PHOTOMETRY OF 6 PECULIAR A-TYPE STARS	24	8
604	6	685 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 210(1):168-177 SZKODY P STUDY OF RISE TO MAXIMUM AND DECLINE IN DWARF NOVAE	15	8
605	3	686 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 210(1):184-198 ENDAL AS; SOFIA S EVOLUTION OF ROTATING STARS .1. METHOD AND EXPLORATORY CALCULATIONS FOR A 7M. STAR	93	8
606	11	711 1976 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 88(522):174-186 SNOWDEN MS 4-COLOR AND HBETA PHOTOMETRY FOR OPEN CLUSTERS .2. NGC6475	9	8
607	3	715 1976 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 88(524):487-489 ABT HA; LEVY SG CAUSE OF LIGHT VARIATION IN METALLIC-LINE STAR HR 976	8	8
608	1	719 1977 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 82(2):176-178 GRIFFIN RF; GUNN JE HYADES GIANTS DELTA AND THETA-1 TAURI AS SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES	32	8
609	2	857 1978 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 184(2):405-422 LAMBERT DL; LUCK RE SPECTRUM VARIATIONS OF SUPERLUMINOUS STAR HR8752	25	8
610	6	882 1978 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 22(2):153-189 LIPPINCOTT SL ASTROMETRIC SEARCH FOR UNSEEN STELLAR AND SUB-STELLAR COMPANIONS TO NEARBY STARS AND THE POSSIBILITY OF THEIR DETECTION	21	8
611	10	915 1979 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 231(3):798-807 COX AN; KING DS; HODSON SW THEORETICAL PULSATION OF METALLIC-LINE STARS	29	8
612	4	927 1979 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 234(3):973-977 FARINELLA P; LUZNY F; MANTEGAZZA L; PAOLICCHI P STATISTICS OF PERIOD FOR ECLIPSING BINARY-SYSTEMS	13	8
613	4	956 1979 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 91(543):636-638 LEVATO H; MALARODA S SPECTRAL MORPHOLOGY IN THE OPEN CLUSTER NGC-2287	13	8
614	3	1045 1981 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 86(2):271-275 HENDRY EM BRIGHT NEW SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES DISCOVERED FROM COMPOSITE SPECTRA .2. HR-2024, 45-CNC, HD-126269-70, HR-6560, HD-172712, AND 47-CYG	11	8
615	9	1058 1981 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 94(1):134-139 JONCAS G; BORRA EF A PHOTOELECTRIC SEARCH FOR AP STARS IN THE ORION ASSOCIATION	12	8
616	11	1059 1981 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 96(1-2):151-157 MAITZEN HM; HENSBERGE H A PHOTOELECTRIC INVESTIGATION OF AP-STARS IN OPEN CLUSTERS .1. NGC 2516 AND NGC 1662	14	8
617	3	1082 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 245(1):208-& BAIRD SR AC-HERCULIS, A METAL-POOR, CARBON-ENHANCED RV-TAURI STAR	31	8
618	5	1173 1982 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 259(2):L67-L70 SWANK JH; JOHNSON HM EINSTEIN SOLID-STATE SPECTROMETER OBSERVATION OF THE PECULIAR RED DWARF WOLF-630-AB	35	8
619	9	1215 1982 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 54(4):1183-1224 TRIMBLE V SUPER-NOVAE .1. THE EVENTS	107	8
620	4	1235 1983 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 122(1-2):23-32 ANDERSEN J; NORDSTROM B STANDARDIZATION OF STELLAR RADIAL-VELOCITIES IN THE PRESENCE OF STELLAR ROTATION	35	8
621	4	1257 1983 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 271(2):642-662 WALKER MF STUDIES OF EXTREMELY YOUNG CLUSTERS .7. SPECTROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS OF FAINT STARS IN THE ORION NEBULA	23	8
622	15	1285 1983 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 204(1):377-390 EGGEN OJ CONCENTRATIONS IN THE LOCAL ASSOCIATION .1. THE SOUTHERN CONCENTRATIONS NGC-2516, IC-2602, CENTAURUS-LUPUS AND UPPER SCORPIUS	40	8
623	10	1323 1984 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 131(1):152-158 GIURICIN G; MARDIOROSSIAN F; MEZZETTI M SYNCHRONIZATION IN ECLIPSING BINARY STARS	30	8
624	4	1326 1984 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 133(2):307-312 LOVY D; MAEDER A; NOELS A; GABRIEL M SUPERGIANT VARIABILITY - THEORETICAL PULSATION PERIODS AND COMPARISON WITH OBSERVATIONS	32	8
625	3	1327 1984 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 134(1):118-122 MAYOR M; IMBERT M; ANDERSEN J; ARDEBERG A; BENZ W; LINDGREN H; MARTIN N; MAURICE E; NORDSTROM B; PREVOT L STUDIES OF DYNAMICAL PROPERTIES OF GLOBULAR-CLUSTERS .1. KINEMATIC PARAMETERS AND BINARY FREQUENCY IN 47 TUCANAE	57	8
626	15	1336 1984 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 141(2):328-340 NORTH P THE ROTATION OF AP STARS	16	8
627	12	1348 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 279(2):729-737 LUCK RE; BOND HE HD-46703 - A HIGH-LUMINOSITY POPULATION-II F-TYPE STAR	49	8
628	20	1358 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 282(2):641-649 FERNIE JD A SURVEY OF CEPHEID SIZES	41	8
629	6	1365 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 284(2):643-662 MATHIEU RD THE STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF THE OPEN CLUSTER-M11	35	8
630	9	1467 1985 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 292(1):172-180 MICELA G; SCIORTINO S; SERIO S; VAIANA GS; BOOKBINDER J; GOLUB L; HARNDEN FR; ROSNER R EINSTEIN X-RAY SURVEY OF THE PLEIADES - THE DEPENDENCE OF X- RAY-EMISSION ON STELLAR AGE	44	8
631	3	1469 1985 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 293(1):L29-L33 HOBBS LM; VIDALMADJAR A; FERLET R; ALBERT CE; GRY C THE GASEOUS COMPONENT OF THE DISK AROUND BETA-PICTORIS	68	8
632	12	1471 1985 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 295(1):143-152 MORRIS SL THE ELLIPSOIDAL VARIABLE-STARS	34	8
633	2	1491 1985 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 214(4):559-574 BALONA LA; ENGELBRECHT CA PHOTOMETRY AND FREQUENCY-ANALYSIS OF LINE-PROFILE VARIABLES	23	8
634	1	1502 1985 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 97(597):1050-1052 ABT HA AN ASSESSMENT OF RESEARCH DONE AT THE NATIONAL-OPTICAL- OBSERVATORIES	8	8
635	3	1515 1986 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 91(6):1428-1439 TOMKIN J; POPPER DM REDISCUSSION OF ECLIPSING BINARIES .15. ALPHA-CORONAE BOREALIS, A MAIN-SEQUENCE SYSTEM WITH COMPONENTS OF TYPE-A AND TYPE-G	22	8
636	1	1526 1986 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 154(1-2):349-351 HAUCK B SEARCH FOR LAMBDAL-BOOTIS TYPE CANDIDATES	18	8
637	22	1686 1987 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 226(2):361-371 GUTHRIE BNG ABUNDANCES OF CALCIUM FOR A SAMPLE OF 57 CLASSICAL AM STARS	27	8
638	5	1716 1988 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 96(1):123-138 PRYOR CP; LATHAM DW; HAZEN ML A SEARCH FOR SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES IN THE GLOBULAR-CLUSTER M3	42	8
639	9	1728 1988 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 195(1-2):129-147 DUQUENNOY A; MAYOR M DUPLICITY IN THE SOLAR NEIGHBORHOOD .3. NEW SPECTROSCOPIC ELEMENTS FOR 9 SOLAR-TYPE BINARY STARS	16	8
640	8	1753 1988 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 68(2):319-343 LEVATO H; MORRELL N; GARCIA B; MALARODA S SPECTROSCOPIC BINARY FREQUENCY AMONG CNO STARS	27	8
641	1	1785 1988 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 100(626):506-508 ABT HA WHAT HAPPENS TO REJECTED ASTRONOMICAL PAPERS	8	8
642	5	1931 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 358(1):189-195 DEKOOL M COMMON ENVELOPE EVOLUTION AND DOUBLE CORES OF PLANETARY-NEBULAE	41	8
643	9	1981 1991 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 102(3):994-1004 LEONARD PJT; FAHLMAN GG ON THE ORIGIN OF THE BLUE STRAGGLERS IN THE GLOBULAR-CLUSTER NGC-5053	37	8
644	9	2032 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 378(1):157-162 MORRELL N; ABT HA REINVESTIGATION OF THE BINARY FREQUENCY IN THE OPEN CLUSTER IC- 4665	8	8
645	3	2033 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 379(1):L17-L20 NARAYAN R; PIRAN T; SHEMI A NEUTRON-STAR AND BLACK-HOLE BINARIES IN THE GALAXY	208	8
646	16	2103 1992 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 265(2):513-526 MERMILLIOD JC; ROSVICK JM; DUQUENNOY A; MAYOR M INVESTIGATION OF THE PLEIADES CLUSTER .2. BINARY STARS IN THE F5-K0 SPECTRAL REGION	41	8
647	13	2105 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 384(1):220-233 EVANS NR A MAGNITUDE-LIMITED SURVEY OF CEPHEID COMPANIONS IN THE ULTRAVIOLET	24	8
648	13	2147 1992 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 256(4):575-588 STOCKTON RA; FEKEL FC AN ASTRONOMERS DOZEN - SPECTROSCOPY OF 6 DOUBLE-LINED BINARIES AND CONSTRAINTS ON DETECTION LIMITS	19	8
649	4	2186 1993 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 106(5):1906-1946 HILLENBRAND LA; MASSEY P; STROM SE; MERRILL KM NGC-6611 - A CLUSTER CAUGHT IN THE ACT	76	8
650	4	2340 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 270(2):439-448 MANTEGAZZA L; PORETTI E; ZERBI FM UNUSUAL VARIABILITY AMONG EARLY F-TYPE STARS - HD-224638 AND HD-224945	19	8
651	22	2373 1995 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 109(2):375-382 AHUMADA J; LAPASSET E CATALOG OF BLUE STRAGGLERS IN OPEN CLUSTERS	33	8
652	4	2466 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 314(2):491-498 Wade GA; North P; Mathys G; Hubrig S An analysis of the Ap spectroscopic binary HD 59435	12	8
653	25	2523 1997 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 123(1):135-146 Ginestet N; Carquillat JM; Jaschek C; Jaschek M Spectral classifications in the composite spectra .2. Study of a sample of 180 stars	21	8
654	4	2592 1997 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 288(2):501-511 Caliskan H; Adelman SJ Elemental abundance analyses with DAO spectrograms .17. The superficially normal early A stars 2 Lyncis, omega Ursa Majoris and phi Aquilae	11	8
655	17	2632 1998 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 329(1):101-114 Raboud D; Mermilliod JC Investigation of the Pleiades cluster - IV. The radial structure	36	8
656	12	2640 1998 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 332(1):173-188 Zwart SFP; Yungelson LR Formation and evolution of binary neutron stars	50	8
657	3	2716 1999 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 135(3):503-509 Grenier S; Burnage R; Faraggiana R; Gerbaldi M; Delmas F; Gomez AE; Sabas V; Sharif L Radial velocities of Hipparcos southern B8-F2 type stars	18	8
658	4	2743 1999 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 351(3):981-984 Paunzen E; Andrievsky SM; Chernyshova IV; Klochkova VG; Panchuk VE; Handler G Accurate LTE abundances of seven well established lambda Bootis stars	9	8
659	16	2776 1999 NEW ASTRONOMY 4(7):531-542 Preibisch T; Balega Y; Hofmann KH; Weigelt G; Zinnecker H Multiplicity of the massive stars in the Orion Nebula cluster	16	8
660	1	20 1956 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 61(2):49-61 HUANG SS A DYNAMICAL PROBLEM IN BINARY SYSTEMS AND ITS BEARING ON STELLAR EVOLUTION	38	7
661	5	73 1961 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 133(1):39-56 KRAFT RP COLOR EXCESSES FOR SUPERGIANTS AND CLASSICAL CEPHEIDS .3. THE COLOR-MAGNITUDE ARRAY FOR CEPHEIDS IN THE VICINITY OF THE SUN	30	7
662	2	104 1962 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 136(3):903-& HUANG SS ON MASS OF BETA LYRAE	13	7
663	1	121 1963 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 138(2):356-& EGGEN OJ COLOR-LUMINOSITY ARRAY FOR NGC 752	59	7
664	0	125 1963 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 8(1):99-99 ABT HA A DISCUSSION OF SPECTRAL CLASSIFICATION	1	7
665	3	154 1964 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 128(5):365-387 BELL RA; RODGERS AW THE ATMOSPHERE OF BETA-DORADUS .2. LINE PROFILES, HALF-WIDTHS AND CENTRAL DEPTHS	12	7
666	1	160 1965 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 141(1):145-& BELTON MJS; WOOLF NJ PROBLEM OF BETA LYRAE .I. 6-COLOR PHOTOMETRY	15	7
667	4	332 1970 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 75(3):239-& BREGER M PULSATION AND RADIUS OF SOUTHERN CEPHEID S-NOR	17	7
668	3	347 1970 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 161(3):L213-& GEHRZ RD; WOOLF NJ RV TAURI STARS - A NEW CLASS OF INFRARED OBJECT	50	7
669	1	359 1970 JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 64(6):353-& BURKE EW; ROLLAND WW PHOTOELECTRIC STUDY OF MAGNETIC VARIABLE STARS	25	7
670	4	393 1971 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 166(2):361-& POPPER DM 6 MAIN-SEQUENCE ECLIPSING BINARIES OF TYPES A TO F	40	7
671	6	459 1972 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 159(1):67-& EVANS TL; WISSE PNJ; WISSE M V553 CENTAURI - TYPE II CEPHEID WITH AN OVERABUNDANCE OF CARBON	12	7
672	3	533 1974 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 33(3):443-450 BERNACCA PL; PERINOTT.M AXIAL ROTATION OF STARS ALONG MAIN-SEQUENCE	12	7
673	1	551 1974 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 189(3):423-426 JANES KA INTERMEDIATE-BAND PHOTOMETRY OF M67	39	7
674	3	558 1974 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 192(2):425-428 HOLM AV; GALLAGHE.JS ULTRAVIOLET DETECTION OF DWARF NOVA SS CYGNI	20	7
675	13	578 1974 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 86(511):241-262 EGGEN OJ LUMINOSITIES AND MOTIONS OF PECULIAR B-TYPE STARS	28	7
676	24	588 1974 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 37(5):563-698 COX JP PULSATING STARS	81	7
677	1	609 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 201(3):792-798 LEUNG KC; SCHNEIDER DP BINARY-SYSTEMS IN STAR CLUSTERS .2. HD-162724	14	7
678	2	636 1975 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 87(520):969-974 BALIUNAS SL; CICCONE MA; GUINAN EF H-ALPHA AND H-BETA PHOTOELECTRIC PHOTOMETRY OF BRIGHT BE STARS	21	7
679	1	641 1976 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 81(5):350-363 SANDULEAK N CATALOG OF PROBABLE DWARF STARS OF TYPE M3 AND LATER IN DIRECTION OF NORTH GALACTIC POLE	27	7
680	3	680 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 209(1):146-159 MOLNAR MR; MALLAMA AD; HOLM AV; SOSKEY DG ULTRAVIOLET VARIATIONS OF IOTA CASSIOPEIAE	14	7
681	2	687 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 210(1):199-210 AYRES TR; LINSKY JL; RODGERS AW; KURUCZ RL STELLAR MODEL CHROMOSPHERES .5. ALPHA CENTAURI-A (G2 V) AND ALPHA CENTAURI-B (K1 V)	45	7
682	3	689 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 210(2):466-474 BOESGAARD AM BERYLLIUM IN MAIN-SEQUENCE STARS	74	7
683	1	690 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 210(3):694-701 TOMKIN J; LUCK RE; LAMBERT DL C-12-C-13 RATIO IN STELLAR ATMOSPHERES .7. 38 GIANTS AND SUPERGIANTS	89	7
684	2	701 1976 OBSERVATORY 96(1014):188-195 GRIFFIN RF; RADFORD GA SPECTROSCOPIC BINARY ORBITS FROM PHOTOELECTRIC RADIAL- VELOCITIES .10. I-GEMINORUM-B	11	7
685	1	713 1976 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 88(523):317-322 MCALISTER HA SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES AS A SOURCE FOR ASTROMETRIC AND SPECKLE INTERFEROMETRIC STUDIES	23	7
686	4	733 1977 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 56(3):417-426 DACHS J; MAITZEN HM; MOFFAT AFJ; SHERWOOD WA; STIFT M PHOTOELECTRIC SCANNER MEASUREMENTS OF BALMER EMISSION-LINE PROFILES FOR SOUTHERN BE STARS	21	7
687	5	755 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 217(2):494-507 DOMINY JF; SMITH MA SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF 14 COMAE AND OTHER A-TYPE SHELL STARS	7	7
688	7	810 1978 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 63(3):433-438 TRIMBLE VL; OSTRIKER JP BINARIES IN OPEN CLUSTERS - EFFECTS OF ROTATION ON DETERMINATIONS OF FREQUENCY AND MASS RADIO	12	7
689	3	845 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 226(1):144-150 GIAMPAPA MS; LINSKY JL; SCHNEEBERGER TJ; WORDEN SP CHROMOSPHERIC EMISSION-LINES IN RED SPECTRUM OF AD LEONIS .1. NON-FLARE SPECTRUM	23	7
690	3	875 1978 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 90(536):422-428 SMITH HA; JACQUES J; LUGGER PM; DEMING D; BUTLER D STROMGREN PHOTOMETRY OF FIELD BL-HERCULIS STARS .1. BL-HERCULIS AND XX-VIRGINIS	25	7
691	31	880 1978 SOLAR PHYSICS 59(2):193-236 GRAY DF TURBULENCE IN STELLAR ATMOSPHERES	41	7
692	3	905 1979 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 227(1):178-184 WEBBINK RF EVOLUTION OF LOW-MASS CLOSE BINARY-SYSTEMS .6. POPULATION-II W- URSAE MAJORIS SYSTEMS	20	7
693	6	916 1979 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 231(3):808-825 FITCH WS; WISNIEWSKI WZ TIDAL EFFECTS IN PULSATING STARS .3. L = 1 P5-MODES IN THE ELLIPSOIDAL VARIABLE-14 AURIGAE-A	23	7
694	2	958 1979 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 91(543):698-701 BEAVERS WI; EITTER JJ; KETELSEN DA; OESPER DA RADIAL-VELOCITY STANDARD STARS	32	7
695	3	1038 1980 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 92(549):682-687 MCNAMARA BJ THE BLUE STRAGGLERS IN NGC 7789 AND THE BINARY POST-MAIN- SEQUENCE MASS-EXCHANGE HYPOTHESIS	12	7
696	4	1068 1981 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 101(1):26-32 MIDDELKOOP F; ZWAAN C MAGNETIC-STRUCTURE IN COOL STARS .1. THE CA-II H AND K EMISSION FROM GIANTS	41	7
697	3	1075 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 243(3):894-& MORGAN WW; KEENAN PC; ABT HA; TAPSCOTT JW SOME ASPECTS OF THE SPECTROSCOPIC BEHAVIOR OF THE STARS OF HIGHEST LUMINOSITY IN THE REGION OF THE HERTZSPRUNG GAP	7	7
698	17	1110 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 47(3):243-278 HALLIWELL M PRELIMINARY ORBITAL PARALLAX CATALOG	15	7
699	1	1113 1981 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 195(1):143-147 BYRNE PB GLIESE-825 - A NEW FLARE STAR	16	7
700	1	1166 1982 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 253(1):237-241 COWLEY AP; HARTWICK FDA STUDIES OF LATE-TYPE DWARFS .3. RADIAL-VELOCITIES AND SPECTRAL CHARACTERISTICS FOR 74 STARS	15	7

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
701	3	1221 1983 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 88(3):386-403 EGGEN OJ PSEUDOCEPHEIDS .1. R-PUPPIS, HR-4441, HR-4511, AND AI-CMI	19	7
702	4	1296 1983 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 95(569):422-426 WALLERSTEIN G THE BEHAVIOR OF H-ALPHA IN THE 16-DAY CEPHEID X-CYGNI	16	7
703	4	1311 1984 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 89(6):824-829 PETERSON DM; WHITE NM LUNAR OCCULTATIONS OF PRAESEPE .1. MAUNA-KEA	11	7
704	6	1371 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 285(2):698-& FERNIE JD; GARRISON RF NEW RESULTS FOR HD-161796	23	7
705	10	1403 1984 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 206(3):649-660 ADELMAN SJ; YOUNG JM; BALDWIN HE OPTICAL-REGION ELEMENTAL ABUNDANCE ANALYSES OF B-STARS AND A- STARS .2. THE HOT AM-STARS OMICRON-PEGASI AND SIGMA-AQUARII AND THE MARGINAL PECULIAR A-STAR NU-CANCRI	21	7
706	7	1440 1985 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 90(5):773-783 DOBIAS JJ; PLAVEC MJ A REDETERMINATION OF THE LUMINOSITY, DISTANCE, AND REDDENING OF BETA-LYRAE	19	7
707	11	1541 1986 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 304(1):425-435 TAKADAHIDAI M; SADAKANE K; JUGAKU J THE ABUNDANCE OF GALLIUM IN B-TYPE CHEMICALLY PECULIAR STARS	29	7
708	3	1551 1986 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 308(2):854-858 HOBBS LM OBSERVATIONS OF GASEOUS CIRCUMSTELLAR DISKS .3.	23	7
709	2	1552 1986 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 309(2):L83-L85 HALL DS PSEUDOSYNCHRONIZATION FOUND IN BINARIES WITH ECCENTRIC ORBITS	22	7
710	3	1571 1986 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 126(2):243-253 TRIMBLE V; WALKER D THE ANGULAR MOMENTUM-VS-MASS RELATION AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF MASS RATIOS FOR VISUAL BINARY-SYSTEMS	11	7
711	6	1583 1986 JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 80(5):257-262 SCARFE CD IS THE DISTRIBUTION OF BINARY MASS RATIOS REALLY BIMODAL	9	7
712	13	1613 1987 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 93(4):920-937 SODERBLOM DR; CLEMENTS SD CHROMOSPHERIC AND TRANSITION-REGION EMISSION FROM YOUNG SOLAR- TYPE STARS IN CLUSTERS, KINEMATIC GROUPS, AND THE FIELD	37	7
713	7	1629 1987 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 172(1-2):257-264 BURKHART C; COUPRY MF; LUNEL M; VANTVEER C LI-I-RESONANCE-DOUBLET OBSERVATIONS AND THE ABUNDANCE OF LITHIUM IN AM AND DELTA-DEL STARS	13	7
714	5	1660 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 317(2):787-795 YOUNG A; MIELBRECHT RA; ABT HA DUPLICITY AMONG STARS WITH STRONG CHROMOSPHERIC CA-II EMISSION- LINES - A STATISTICAL-SURVEY	7	7
715	9	1692 1987 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 99(615):335-368 CARBON DF; BARBUY B; KRAFT RP; FRIEL ED; SUNTZEFF NB CARBON AND NITROGEN ABUNDANCES IN METAL-POOR DWARFS OF THE SOLAR NEIGHBORHOOD	97	7
716	13	1737 1988 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 203(2):329-340 JASNIEWICZ G; MAYOR M RADIAL-VELOCITY MEASUREMENTS OF A SAMPLE OF NORTHERN METAL- DEFICIENT STARS	25	7
717	11	1740 1988 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 325(2):749-758 BOESGAARD AM; BUDGE KG; BURCK EE LITHIUM AND METALLICITY IN THE URSA MAJOR GROUP	56	7
718	5	1743 1988 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 327(2):809-816 CHARBONNEAU P; MICHAUD G TWO-DIMENSIONAL PARTICLE-TRANSPORT IN HGMN AND FMAM STARS	31	7
719	6	1746 1988 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 330(2):L119-L123 FORREST WJ; SKRUTSKIE MF; SHURE M A POSSIBLE BROWN DWARF COMPANION TO GLIESE-569	28	7
720	27	1814 1989 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 78(1):25-49 DACHS J; KABUS H UBV PHOTOMETRY AND THE STRUCTURE OF THE GALACTIC CLUSTER NGC- 2516	20	7
721	18	1823 1989 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 210(1-2):66-77 MANTEIGA M; PICKLES AJ; ROGER CM BLUE STRAGGLERS AND THE BINARY HYPOTHESIS	19	7
722	2	1843 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 337(2):858-864 WOOTTEN A THE DUPLICITY OF IRAS-16293-2422 - A PROTOBINARY STAR	68	7
723	7	1859 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 347(2):1107-1113 RAGA A; WALLERSTEIN G; OKE JB THE HELIUM ABUNDANCE IN THE POPULATION-II CEPHEID, W-VIRGINIS	13	7
724	14	1878 1989 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 238(3):1085-1106 JARAD MM; HILDITCH RW; SKILLEN I A RADIAL-VELOCITY STUDY OF 18 EMISSION-LINE B-STARS	20	7
725	12	1898 1990 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 100(6):1859-1881 MATHIEU RD; LATHAM DW; GRIFFIN RF ORBITS OF 22 SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES IN THE OPEN CLUSTER M67	38	7
726	8	1975 1991 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 101(2):625-636 LATHAM DW; MAZEH T; DAVIS RJ; STEFANIK RP; ABT HA A SEARCH FOR WIDE BINARIES AT THE NORTH GALACTIC POLE USING PRECISE RADIAL-VELOCITIES	7	7
727	9	1976 1991 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 101(4):1361-1376 PROSSER CF; STAUFFER J; KRAFT RP THE SEARCH FOR FAINT MEMBERS OF THE PLEIADES. II. COLORS, SPECTRAL TYPES, AND H-ALPHA EMISSION-LINE STRENGTHS FOR M DWARFS IN THE PLEIADES, HYADES, AND GLIESE FIELD	38	7
728	12	2021 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 373(1):105-109 PRITCHET CJ; GLASPEY JW THE LITHIUM ABUNDANCE OF M67-BLUE STRAGGLERS - A CONSTRAINT ON THE BLUE STRAGGLER PHENOMENON	29	7
729	3	2218 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 408(1):337-346 HELLER CH ENCOUNTERS WITH PROTOSTELLAR DISKS .1. DISK TILT AND THE NONZERO SOLAR OBLIQUITY	27	7
730	11	2225 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 416(1):312-330 RICHER J; MICHAUD G DIFFUSION OF LITHIUM AND BERYLLIUM IN EVOLVING, NONROTATING MAIN-SEQUENCE A-STAR AND F-STAR	41	7
731	0	2329 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 94(2):677-685 ABT HA; WILLMARTH DW FIRST RADIAL-VELOCITIES FOR 146 BRIGHT F-TYPE AND G-TYPE STARS	7	7
732	4	2335 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 267(1):103-110 BALONA LA; HEARNSHAW JB; KOEN C; COLLIER A; MACHI I; MKHOSI M; STEENBERG C PHOTOMETRY AND LINE-PROFILE VARIATIONS OF THE PECULIAR VARIABLE GAMMA-DORADUS	11	7
733	16	2395 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 445(1):393-405 EVANS NR THE MASS RATIOS OF CEPHEID BINARIES	19	7
734	16	2448 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 305(3):785-805 Randich S; Schmitt JHMM; Prosser CF; Stauffer JR The X-ray properties of the young open cluster around alpha Persei	54	7
735	5	2533 1997 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 318(2):472-484 Leinert C; Richichi A; Haas M Binaries among Herbig Ae/Be stars	34	7
736	10	2534 1997 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 318(3):870-878 Burkhart C; Coupry MF The pleiades open cluster: Abundances of Li, Al, Si, S, Fe, Ni, and Eu in normal A and Am stars	9	7
737	10	2546 1997 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 323(3):901-908 HuiBonHoa A; Burkhart C; Alecian G Metal abundances of A-type stars in three galactic clusters	11	7
738	5	2707 1999 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 117(3):1375-1386 Simon M; Close LM; Beck TL Adaptive optics imaging of the orion trapezium cluster	30	7
739	21	2740 1999 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 351(1):247-266 Varenne O; Monier R Chemical abundances of A and F-type stars: the Hyades open cluster	16	7
740	30	2754 1999 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 521(2):682-690 Abt HA; Willmarth DW Binaries in the Praesepe and coma star clusters and their implications for binary evolution	8	7
741	0	4 1953 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 58(8):210-210 ABT HA RADIAL VELOCITIES IN 3 RV TAURI STARS	6	6
742	2	101 1962 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 136(3):844-& WEYMANN R PHYSICAL CONDITIONS IN CIRCUMSTELLAR ENVELOPE OF ALPHA ORIONIS	130	6
743	5	122 1963 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 138(2):487-& COX JP ON SECOND HELIUM IONIZATION AS A CAUSE OF PULSATIONAL INSTABILITY IN STARS	36	6
744	2	171 1965 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 142(3):934-& RUBIN VC RADIAL VELOCITIES OF DISTANT OB STARS IN ANTICENTER REGION OF GALAXY	11	6
745	5	221 1967 ANNALES D ASTROPHYSIQUE 30(5):773-& PRADERIE F ANALYSIS OF METAL-LINE STARS .I. OBSERVATIONS OF 5 METAL-LINE STARS . PHYSICAL STATE OF ATMOSPHERES	17	6
746	6	253 1968 ANNALES D ASTROPHYSIQUE 31(1):15-& PRADERIE F ANALYSIS OF STARS WITH METALLIC LINES .2. CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF ZETA LYR A NEAR IR SPECTRA OF 5 AM STARS	19	6
747	3	258 1968 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 73(5P1):348-& CONTI PS HD 23631 - A SHORT-PERIOD BINARY AND EARLY AM STAR	7	6
748	5	304 1969 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 155(3P1):935-& STOTHERS R RED SUPERGIANTS AND NEUTRINO EMISSION	60	6
749	1	311 1969 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 158(1P1):225-& EGGEN OJ NARROW- AND BROAD-BAND PHOTOMETRY OF RED STARS .4. POPULATION SEPARATION IN GIANT STARS	38	6
750	2	373 1971 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 76(2):110-& HILL G; BARNES JV SPECTROSCOPIC AND PHOTOMETRIC INVESTIGATION OF NGC-7243	10	6
751	3	441 1972 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 172(2):419-& DAVIS CG W VIRGINIS MODEL USING RADIATION TRANSFER	20	6
752	4	463 1972 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 84(499):443-& BREGER M; MAITZEN HM; COWLEY AP IS HR 5491 REALLY A PULSATING AM STAR	10	6
753	2	579 1974 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 86(511):281-283 BOPP BW DETECTION OF LITHIUM IN DMLE STAR GLIESE-182	16	6
754	4	592 1975 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 80(6):445-448 BARTHOLDI P PHOTOELECTRIC OBSERVATIONS OF OCCULTATIONS OF PLEIADES AND INCIDENCE OF DUPLICITY IN CLUSTER	12	6
755	2	605 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 200(2):354-363 KARP AH HYDRODYNAMIC MODELS OF A CEPHEID ATMOSPHERE .2. CONTINUOUS SPECTRUM	20	6
756	3	626 1975 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 87(515):115-121 CRAWFORD DL; BARNES JV; PERRY CL EMISSION-LINE EFFECTS IN H-ALPHA, H-BETA, H-GAMMA, AND UVBY PHOTOMETRY FOR B-TYPE STARS	13	6
757	1	634 1975 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 87(519):777-784 MASSA D INFLUENCE OF ROTATION AND STELLAR WINDS UPON BE PHENOMENON	25	6
758	14	638 1975 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 47(4):877-976 TRIMBLE V ORIGIN AND ABUNDANCES OF CHEMICAL ELEMENTS	220	6
759	5	676 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 208(2):487-499 SMITH MA APPLICATIONS OF FOURIER-ANALYSIS TO BROADENING OF STELLAR LINE- PROFILES .4. TECHNIQUE FOR SEPARATING MACROTURBULENCE FROM ROTATION IN SOLAR-TYPE STARS	28	6
760	9	717 1976 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 17(4):472-487 EGGEN OJ IS STAR FORMATION BIMODAL - EARLY MAIN-SEQUENCE	38	6
761	4	730 1977 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 55(3):347-359 MCLEAN IS INTRINSIC LINEAR POLARIZATION IN H-ALPHA, H-BETA EMISSION-LINES OF ECLIPSING BINARY BETA-LYRAE	14	6
762	6	736 1977 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 60(1):9-12 GIESEKING F SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES IN NGC 6475	7	6
763	5	747 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 214(1):106-110 BETTIS C DUPLICITY IN OPEN CLUSTERS	7	6
764	3	791 1977 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 89(529):274-276 LEVATO H; ABT HA SPECTRAL TYPES IN OPEN CLUSTER NGC-6633	6	6
765	2	799 1978 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 16():241-264 BAHCALL JN MASSES OF NEUTRON STARS AND BLACK-HOLES IN X-RAY BINARIES	78	6
766	3	802 1978 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 83(8):962-970 KEMP JC; HERMAN LC; BARBOUR MS CYGNUS X-1 - OPTICAL AND X-RAY EVIDENCE FOR A 78-39-A DAY PERIOD	24	6
767	4	811 1978 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 64(1-2):131-137 VANRENSBERGEN W; HAMMERSCHLAGHENSBERGE G; VANDENHEUVEL EPJ SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF OPEN CLUSTERS - SEARCH FOR AP STARS	13	6
768	6	824 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 220(3):890-901 TWAROG BA ANOMALOUS GIANT BRANCH OF NGC 188	33	6
769	13	858 1978 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 184(3):743-753 RAJAMOHAN R STELLAR ROTATION ON ZERO AGE MAIN-SEQUENCE	9	6
770	12	897 1979 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 74(1):38-41 BURKHART C ROTATIONAL VELOCITY EFFECT ON THE MAIN-SEQUENCE AM STARS METALLICITY	10	6
771	8	900 1979 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 75(1-2):83-92 HENSBERGE H; VANRENSBERGEN W; GOOSSENS M; DERIDDER G ORIENTATION OF MAGNETIC AND ROTATION AXES IN AP STARS .2. RESULTS	33	6
772	3	979 1980 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 235(3):992-& ROMANISHIN W; ANGEL JRP DETERMINATION OF THE UPPER MASS LIMIT FOR STARS PRODUCING WHITE-DWARF REMNANTS	50	6
773	7	1003 1980 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 42(3):481-500 CARNEY BW THE AGES AND DISTANCES OF 8 GLOBULAR-CLUSTERS	77	6
774	4	1010 1980 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 68(2):433-457 DEGREVE JP; VANBEVEREN D CLOSE BINARY-SYSTEMS BEFORE AND AFTER MASS-TRANSFER - A COMPARISON OF OBSERVATIONS AND THEORY	19	6
775	13	1042 1980 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 26(4):349-389 SAHADE J THE SYSTEM OF BETA-LYRAE	34	6
776	4	1052 1981 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 86(7):1090-1097 PETERSON DM; BARON RL; DUNHAM E; MINK D LUNAR OCCULTATIONS OF THE HYADES .2. AUGUST 1980	31	6
777	11	1087 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 246(3):817-826 EGGEN OJ THE OPEN CLUSTER NGC-3532	13	6
778	7	1091 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 247(1):210-221 BARRY DC; CROMWELL RH; HEGE K; SCHOOLMAN SA CHROMOSPHERIC DECAY AND THE AGES OF SOLAR TYPE STARS	27	6
779	3	1108 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 46(3):247-253 HEINTZ WD RADIAL-VELOCITIES OF BINARY AND PROPER-MOTION STARS	18	6
780	2	1152 1982 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 106(2):221-228 GRIFFIN RF; MAYOR M; GUNN JE SPECTROSCOPIC ORBITS FOR 3 DOUBLE-LINED BINARIES IN THE HYADES FIELD, 22-DEGREES-669, VA-771, AND VB-166	25	6
781	4	1159 1982 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 110(2):241-245 MAYOR M; TURON C SPECTROSCOPIC ORBITS FOR 2 VERY HIGH-VELOCITY HALO STARS - HD- 111980 AND HD-149414	11	6
782	3	1209 1982 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 94(560):650-654 GOMEZ AE; ABT HA A SEARCH FOR SECONDARY LINES IN THE VISUAL SPECTRA OF 55 BINARIES	6	6
783	6	1219 1983 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 88(2):197-214 EGGEN OJ 6 CLUSTERS IN PUPPIS-VELA	25	6
784	4	1251 1983 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 270(1):169-179 PANEK RJ ULTRAVIOLET FLUX DISTRIBUTIONS OF STARS IN THE ORION NEBULA CLUSTER	19	6
785	2	1252 1983 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 270(1):180-189 DOMINY JF; LAMBERT DL DO ALL BARIUM STARS HAVE A WHITE-DWARF COMPANION	50	6
786	9	1297 1983 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 95(570):491-505 PERCY JR; WELCH DL PHOTOMETRIC VARIABILITY OF B-TYPE AND A-TYPE SUPER-GIANTS	27	6
787	1	1298 1983 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 95(574):989-991 HARRIS WE SHORT COMMUNICATIONS IN THE ASTRONOMICAL LITERATURE	6	6
788	12	1325 1984 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 133(1):185-191 BURKI G ON THE CEPHEID MASS ANOMALY - DUPLICITY AND MASS-LOSS EFFECTS	16	6
789	6	1355 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 281(2):760-765 EVANS NR X-CYGNI - DUPLICITY, PERIOD STABILITY, AND ATMOSPHERIC VELOCITY STRUCTURE	11	6
790	8	1362 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 283(1):209-217 CAMPBELL B COLOR ANOMALIES AND STARSPOTS IN HYADES DWARFS	41	6
791	10	1416 1984 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN 36(1):149-173 TAKEDA Y SPECTROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF THE SUSPECTED AM STAR-15 VULPECULAE	16	6
792	4	1456 1985 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 149(1):167-170 HAUCK B; FOY R; PROUST D DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE DELTA-DEL STAR HD 115604 = 20 CVN	15	6
793	6	1464 1985 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 289(2):556-569 LAIRD JB ABUNDANCES IN FIELD DWARF STARS .2. CARBON AND NITROGEN ABUNDANCES	119	6
794	3	1468 1985 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 292(2):589-600 WOLFF SC; HEASLEY JN THE DETERMINATION OF THE HELIUM ABUNDANCE IN MAIN-SEQUENCE B- STARS	44	6
795	5	1472 1985 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 298(2):756-760 GRAY DF; NAGAR P THE ROTATIONAL DISCONTINUITY SHOWN BY LUMINOSITY CLASS-IV STARS	48	6
796	5	1480 1985 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 111(2):355-374 FADEYEV YA; FOKIN AB HYDRODYNAMIC MODELS FOR POPULATION-II CEPHEIDS	20	6
797	7	1525 1986 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 154(1-2):L16-L19 PARTHASARATHY M; POTTASCH SR THE FAR-INFRARED (IRAS) EXCESS IN HD-161796 AND RELATED STARS	94	6
798	5	1555 1986 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 309(1):311-320 BREGER M THE PLEIADES CLUSTER .3. POLARIZATION, REDDENING, AND THE UNUSUAL DISTRIBUTION OF INTERSTELLAR MATTER	25	6
799	8	1581 1986 JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 80(2):91-108 GRIFFIN RF THE SPECTROSCOPIC ORBITS OF HD-44780 AND HD-65 GEMINORUM	13	6
800	2	1604 1986 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 98(610):1347-1348 TRIMBLE V A NOTE ON SELF-CITATION RATES IN ASTRONOMICAL PAPERS	6	6

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
801	7	1619 1987 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 94(2):403-408 HARRIS HC; WELCH DL; KRAFT RP; SCHMIDT EG THE BINARY CEPHEID DL-CAS AND THE OPEN CLUSTER NGC-129	14	6
802	3	1775 1988 NATURE 331(6153):237-240 JOSS PC; PODSIADLOWSKI P; HSU JJL; RAPPAPORT S IS SUPERNOVA 1987A A STRIPPED ASYMPTOTIC-BRANCH GIANT IN A BINARY-SYSTEM	15	6
803	9	1808 1989 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 98(4):1409-1417 SKRUTSKIE MF; FORREST WJ; SHURE M AN INFRARED SEARCH FOR LOW-MASS COMPANIONS OF STARS NEAR THE SUN	22	6
804	7	1846 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 340(2):1011-1023 FLEMING TA; GIOIA IM; MACCACARO T THE RELATION BETWEEN X-RAY-EMISSION AND ROTATION IN LATE-TYPE STARS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF X-RAY SELECTION	77	6
805	23	1896 1990 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 100(1):204-212 SODERBLOM DR KINEMATICS OF CHROMOSPHERICALLY ACTIVE LATE-TYPE DWARFS IN THE SOLAR NEIGHBORHOOD	31	6
806	9	1899 1990 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 100(6):1968-1980 CLOSE LM; RICHER HB; CRABTREE DR A COMPLETE SAMPLE OF WIDE BINARIES IN THE SOLAR NEIGHBORHOOD	9	6
807	7	1939 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 74(1):225-247 HOOTEN JT; HALL DS PHOTOMETRY OF 50 SUSPECTED VARIABLE-STARS	42	6
808	5	1974 1991 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 101(2):562-571 LEONARD PJT THE MAXIMUM POSSIBLE VELOCITY OF DYNAMICALLY EJECTED RUNAWAY STARS	26	6
809	6	1983 1991 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 102(4):1428-1438 REID N UNRESOLVED BINARIES AND THE STELLAR LUMINOSITY FUNCTION	41	6
810	2	2038 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 76(3):813-874 STOCKE JT; MORRIS SL; GIOIA IM; MACCACARO T; SCHILD R; WOLTER A; FLEMING TA; HENRY JP THE EINSTEIN-OBSERVATORY EXTENDED MEDIUM-SENSITIVITY SURVEY .2. THE OPTICAL IDENTIFICATIONS	427	6
811	8	2117 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 394(2):592-598 MAZEH T; GOLDBERG D ON THE STUDY OF THE MASS RATIO OF SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES	20	6
812	10	2152 1992 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 259(2):223-232 KROUPA P; TOUT CA BINARY STARS IN PRAESEPE	13	6
813	12	2165 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(678):663-677 CHAMBLISS CR ECLIPSING BINARIES IN MULTIPLE-STAR SYSTEMS	25	6
814	1	2170 1992 SCIENTOMETRICS 24(3):441-447 ABT HA PUBLICATION PRACTICES IN VARIOUS SCIENCES	6	6
815	10	2193 1993 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 267(2):397-409 DEKOOL M; RITTER H ON THE FORMATION RATE AND SPACE DENSITY OF CLOSE WHITE-DWARF MAIN-SEQUENCE STAR BINARIES	45	6
816	10	2240 1993 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 263(3):781-788 KRISCIUNAS K; ASPIN C; GEBALLE TR; AKAZAWA H; CLAVER CF; GUINAN EF; LANDIS HJ; LUEDEKE KD; OHKURA N; OHSHIMA O; SKILLMAN DR THE 9-AURIGAE SYSTEM	12	6
817	9	2267 1994 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 107(4):1556-1564 GARRISON RF; GRAY RO THE LATE B-TYPE STARS - REFINED MK CLASSIFICATION, CONFRONTATION WITH STROMGREN PHOTOMETRY, AND THE EFFECTS OF ROTATION	12	6
818	30	2298 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 288(2):475-501 POLS OR; MARINUS M MONTE-CARLO SIMULATIONS OF BINARY STELLAR EVOLUTION IN YOUNG OPEN CLUSTERS	35	6
819	8	2365 1995 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 110(3):1229-1247 PROSSER CF; STAUFFER JR; CAILLAULT JP; BALACHANDRAN S; STERN RA; RANDICH S AN X-RAY SURVEY OF THE OPEN CLUSTER NGC-6475 (M7) WITH ROSAT	20	6
820	1	2408 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 455(2):407-411 ABT HA SOME STATISTICAL HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ASTROPHYSICAL-JOURNAL	6	6
821	9	2421 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 273(3):662-674 KRISCIUNAS K; GRIFFIN RF; GUINAN EF; LUEDEKE KD; MCCOOK GP 9-AURIGAE - STRONG EVIDENCE FOR NONRADIAL PULSATIONS	15	6
822	11	2423 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 274(4):1019-1028 STEPIEN K LOSS OF ANGULAR-MOMENTUM OF COOL CLOSE BINARIES AND FORMATION OF CONTACT SYSTEMS	19	6
823	9	2425 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 277(2):705-726 TURNER JA; CHAPMAN SJ; BHATTAL AS; DISNEY MJ; PONGRACIC H; WHITWORTH AP BINARY STAR-FORMATION - GRAVITATIONAL FRAGMENTATION FOLLOWED BY CAPTURE	26	6
824	18	2462 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 313(2):523-531 Budaj J On the nature of the Am phenomenon or on a stabilization and the tidal mixing in binaries .1. Orbital periods and rotation	6	6
825	25	2590 1997 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 287(2):350-380 Jeffries RD; Thurston MR; Pye JP An X-ray survey of the young open cluster NGC 2516	30	6
826	3	2594 1997 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 292(1):43-51 Zerbi FM; Rodriguez E; Garrido R; Martin S; Akan K; Luedeke K; Keskin V; Ibanoglu C; Evren S; Tunca Z; Pekunlu R; Paparo M; Nuspl J; Krisciunas K; Jiang SY The gamma Dor variable HD 164615: results from a multisite photometric campaign	13	6
827	9	2620 1998 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 128(3):429-439 Hauck B; Ballereau D; Chauville J New lambda Bootis stars with a shell	7	6
828	5	2631 1998 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 133(1):1-6 Paunzen E; Maitzen HM New variable chemically peculiar stars identified in the Hipparcos archive	8	6
829	7	2633 1998 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 329(1):155-160 Paunzen E; Heiter U; Handler G; Garrido R; Solano E; Weiss WW; Gelbmann M On the new lambda Bootis-type spectroscopic binary systems HD 84948 and HD 171948	10	6
830	13	2647 1998 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 334(1):181-187 North P Do Si stars undergo any rotational braking?	14	6
831	9	2655 1998 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 338(3):1073-1079 Burkhart C; Coupry MF The Praesepe open cluster: abundances of Li, Al, Si, S, Fe, Ni, and Eu in A stars	10	6
832	10	2656 1998 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 339(1):95-112 Sterzik MF; Durisen RH The dynamic decay of young few-body stellar systems - I. The effect of a mass spectrum for N = 3, 4, and 5	27	6
833	7	2802 2000 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 144(3):469-474 Rodriguez E; Lopez-Gonzalez MJ; de Coca PL A revised catalogue of delta Sct stars	28	6
834	0	16 1955 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 122(3):390-395 ABT HA SPECTROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS OF THE CLUSTER-TYPE VARIABLE VZ- CANCRI	4	5
835	1	31 1957 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 69(406):31-40 BIDELMAN WP; MCKELLAR A DOUBLE LINES IN THE SPECTRUM OF RHO-CASSIOPEIAE	20	5
836	1	44 1959 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 129(2):513-& BURBIDGE EM; BURBIDGE GR SPECTRA OF STARS IN GALACTIC CLUSTERS	20	5
837	1	61 1960 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 65(8):473-480 SVOLOPOULOS SN 6-COLOR PHOTOMETRY OF 10 CLASSICAL CEPHEIDS	9	5
838	1	72 1961 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 133(1):29-38 PRESTON GW THE CALCULATION OF PULSATION CONSTANTS FOR THE RR-LYRAE STARS IN M3	43	5
839	1	75 1961 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 133(3):910-913 ABT HA RADIAL VELOCITIES OF 3 METALLIC-LINE STARS	5	5
840	5	81 1961 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 134(2):633-& PRESTON GW A COARSE ANALYSIS OF 3 RR LYRAE STARS	45	5
841	1	83 1961 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 134(3):828-838 POPPER DM REDISCUSSION OF ECLIPSING BINARIES .6. THE MASSES OF THE COMPONENTS OF ZETA AURIGAE	21	5
842	2	103 1962 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 136(3):887-& CHRISTY RF ENERGY TRANSPORT IN HYDROGEN IONIZATION ZONE OF GIANT STARS	23	5
843	4	110 1963 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 1():97-& WEYMANN R MASS LOSS FROM STARS	69	5
844	1	120 1963 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 138(2):350-& HARDIE RH; SCHROEDER N 3-COLOR PHOTOMETRY OF 56 ARIETIS	21	5
845	2	243 1967 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 135(3):287-& FEAST MW SUPERGIANT ECLIPSING SYSTEM BL TELESCOPII	13	5
846	3	262 1968 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 152(3P1):859-& STROM SE; PETERSON DM SURFACE-GRAVITY DETERMINATIONS FOR MAIN-SEQUENCE B STARS	29	5
847	4	268 1968 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 154(3P1):975-& CONTI PS; STROM SE EARLY A STARS .3. MODEL-ATMOSPHERE ABUNDANCE ANALYSIS OF 4 FIELD STARS	35	5
848	3	269 1968 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 16(141):1-& HELFER HL; WALLERST.G ABUNDANCES IN K-GIANT STARS .2. SURVEY OF FIELD STARS	104	5
849	9	275 1968 BULLETIN OF THE ASTRONOMICAL INSTITUTES OF THE NETHERLANDS 19(5):374-& KWEE KK INVESTIGATIONS ON POPULATION 2 CEPHEIDS .4. COLOURS AND LUMINOSITIES	22	5
850	4	296 1969 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 74(2):166-& BREGER M SHORT-PERIOD VARIABILITY OF B A AND F STARS .2. PHOTOMETRY OF NEW DELTA SCUTI STARS	39	5
851	4	309 1969 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 157(2P1):515-& SANDAGE A REDDENING, AGE DIFFERENCE, AND HELIUM ABUNDANCE OF GLOBULAR CLUSTERS M3, M13, M15, AND M92	172	5
852	4	323 1969 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 142(2):161-& BELL RA; RODGERS AW INFLUENCE OF LINE BLANKETING UPON COLOURS OF CEPHEIDS AND F-K SUPERGIANTS	28	5
853	5	326 1969 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 144(1):1-& BUSCOMBE W LINE STRENGTHS FOR SOUTHERN OB STARS .I. SPECTROGRAMS WITH HIGH DISPERSION	60	5
854	2	356 1970 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 162(3):925-& POPPER DM REDISCUSSION OF ECLIPSING BINARIES .9. TX HERCULIS AND ZETA PHOENICIS	22	5
855	0	363 1970 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 82(485):334-& ABT HA; LEVY SG SPECTRA OF CEPHEID HR-8157	5	5
856	2	365 1970 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 82(487):716-& ABT HA; LEE PD; PERRY CL METAL-DEFICIENT BINARY HR-8899	5	5
857	2	397 1971 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 167(3):499-& ARP HC; HARTWICK FD PHOTOMETRIC STUDY OF METAL-RICH GLOBULAR CLUSTER M71	115	5
858	3	409 1971 NATURE 229(5281):180-& STOTHERS R COLLAPSARS, INFRARED DISKS AND INVISIBLE SECONDARIES OF MASSIVE BINARY SYSTEMS	23	5
859	2	410 1971 NATURE 233(5315):110-& DEVINNEY EJ POSSIBLE BLACK HOLE IN BETA LYRAE	25	5
860	5	416 1971 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN 23(4):529-& NARIAI K ROTATION OF STARS IN BINARY SYSTEMS	10	5
861	2	418 1971 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 83(494):493-& PEARCE JA; HILL G 4 SUSPECTED SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES IN PLEIADES	5	5
862	2	430 1972 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 17(2):193-& SANDERS WL; VANALTEN.WF MEMBERSHIP OF OPEN CLUSTER IC-4665	8	5
863	7	453 1972 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 24(206):255-& OSMER PS ATMOSPHERES OF F-TYPE SUPERGIANTS .2. LINE AND CONTINUOUS SPECTRA	34	5
864	1	470 1973 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 78(10):1093-1095 ABT HA; LEVY SG VISUAL MULTIPLES .1. ADS 7251	5	5
865	3	480 1973 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 180(2):635-645 PETERSON DM; SHIPMAN HL HELIUM ABUNDANCES IN NGC 2264, II SCORPII, AND I LACERTAE	26	5
866	4	525 1974 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 79(11):1299-1303 MCGRAW JT; DUNHAM DW; EVANS DS; MOFFETT TJ OCCULTATIONS OF PLEIADES - PHOTOELECTRIC OBSERVATIONS AT TONANTZINTLA WITH A DISCUSSION OF DUPLICITY OF ATLAS	15	5
867	1	564 1974 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 194(3):637-& BEARDSLEY WR; GATEWOOD G; KAMPER KW STUDY OF AN EARLY FLARE, RADIAL-VELOCITIES, AND PARALLAX RESIDUALS FOR POSSIBLE ORBITAL MOTION OF HD 103095 (GROOMBRIDGE 1830)	17	5
868	2	577 1974 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 86(510):179-180 WOLFF SC APSIDAL MOTION IN AP STAR HD-98088	5	5
869	4	585 1974 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 86(514):940-942 LEVATO H ROTATIONAL VELOCITIES IN IC 2391	6	5
870	4	608 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 201(3):653-660 BREGER M NATURE OF DWARF CEPHEIDS .1. AD CANIS MINORIS	40	5
871	11	624 1975 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN 27(1):1-33 ISHIKAWA M SPECTRUM OF DELTA SCUTI VARIABLE 20 CANUM VENATICORUM - MODEL- ATMOSPHERE ANALYSIS	15	5
872	1	740 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 211(2):486-498 WEBBINK RF EVOLUTION OF LOW-MASS CLOSE BINARY-SYSTEMS .3. 1.50M + 0.50M - UNSTEADY MASS-LOSS AND SHRINKING SECONDARIES	45	5
873	2	756 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 217(3):693-& HERBIG GH ERUPTIVE PHENOMENA IN EARLY STELLAR EVOLUTION	211	5
874	6	758 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 33(1):1-18 MALLAMA AD; MOLNAR MR COPERNICUS OBSERVATIONS OF AP STAR EPSILON URSAE MAJORIS	13	5
875	8	774 1977 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 181(3):563-572 PERCY JR PULSATIONAL STABILITY OF MODELS OF NORMAL AND METALLIC-LINE A- STARS	13	5
876	1	812 1978 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 64(1-2):153-160 BUSKO IC; TORRES CAO FLARE ACTIVITY IN BY DRACONIS STARS	21	5
877	4	814 1978 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 65(3):363-367 BURKI G; MAEDER A; RUFENER F VARIABLE-STARS OF SMALL AMPLITUDE .3. SEMI-PERIOD OF VARIATION FOR 7 B2 TO GO SUPER-GIANT STARS	19	5
878	2	816 1978 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 66(1-2):175-185 RODONO M FLARE ACTIVE BINARY-SYSTEMS - EQ PEG AND ITS BRIGHTER COMPANION BD + 19 5116-A	13	5
879	5	842 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 225(2):514-522 BOHMVITENSE E; JOHNSON P SCANNER OBSERVATIONS OF AM-STARS AND AP-STARS	9	5
880	2	846 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 226(2):405-410 EGGEN OJ MULTIPLE SYSTEMS OF ASTROPHYSICAL INTEREST .1.	16	5
881	5	868 1978 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 90(533):73-80 PERRY CL; LEE PD; BARNES JV PHOTOMETRIC AND SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF OPEN CLUSTER NGC2169	12	5
882	5	891 1979 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 84(11):1770-1774 HORAN S PHOTOMETRIC SURVEY OF THE HYADES FOR DELTA-SCUTI VARIABLES	24	5
883	8	895 1979 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 73(3):329-336 VALTIER JC; BAGLIN A; AUVERGNE M POSSIBLE INTERPRETATION OF SUBGIANT DELTA-SCUTI VARIABLES	15	5
884	4	899 1979 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 75(1-2):73-82 GEHREN T METAL ABUNDANCES AND MICROTURBULENCE IN 7 SOLAR-TYPE STARS .2. MODEL ATMOSPHERE ANALYSES	20	5
885	13	930 1979 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 41(3):413-434 EGGEN OJ CLASSIFICATION OF INTRINSIC VARIABLES .8. ULTRASHORT PERIOD CEPHEIDS	31	5
886	9	934 1979 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 63(2):467-477 BROSCHE P; HOFFMANN M WIDE BINARIES IN THE PLEIADES	6	5
887	4	970 1980 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 82(1-2):230-233 NORTH P PHOTOMETRIC WAY TO THE SURFACE MAGNETIC-FIELD OF AP STARS	15	5
888	3	974 1980 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 86(3):295-298 BONNEAU D; FOY R SPECKLE INTERFEROMETRIC OBSERVATIONS OF BINARY-SYSTEMS WITH THE HAUTE-PROVENCE 1.93M TELESCOPE	20	5
889	1	1036 1980 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 92(547):323-327 LEVATO H; MALARODA S SPECTRAL TYPES IN THE OPEN CLUSTER NGC-6231	16	5
890	4	1041 1980 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 25(1):35-81 BLACK DC SEARCH OF OTHER PLANETARY SYSTEMS	28	5
891	5	1079 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 244(1):242-251 KING DS; COX AN; HODSON SW LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR STUDIES OF BL HERCULIS VARIABLES	23	5
892	2	1089 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 246(3):905-913 SMITH MA THE PHANTOM LINES IN IOTA HERCULIS	8	5
893	9	1099 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 248(2):670-677 FEKEL FC HD 202908 - A YOUNG, SOLAR-TYPE TRIPLE SYSTEM	11	5
894	6	1153 1982 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 107(2):215-221 GINESTET N; JASCHEK M; CARQUILLAT JM; PEDOUSSAUT A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF COMPOSITE SPECTRA .2. A, AM, AP SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES	5	5
895	1	1164 1982 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 252(2):L69-L72 PROBST RG; OCONNELL RW THE LUMINOSITY FUNCTION OF VERY LOW MASS STARS	25	5
896	5	1167 1982 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 253(2):760-767 HELFAND DJ; CAILLAULT JP AN UNBIASED SURVEY OF FIELD STAR X-RAY-EMISSION	50	5
897	5	1185 1982 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 49(1):175-181 PARSONS SB; MONTEMAYOR TJ ULTRAVIOLET AND OPTICAL STUDIES OF BINARIES WITH LUMINOUS COOL PRIMARIES AND HOT COMPANIONS .2. BVRI OBSERVATIONS	16	5
898	2	1191 1982 JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 76(3):185-204 PERCY JR; WELCH DL PHOTOMETRIC-OBSERVATIONS OF RS CANUM VENATICORUM STARS	18	5
899	27	1193 1982 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 198(3):795-810 GUTHRIE BNG THE BIMODAL DISTRIBUTION OF ROTATIONAL VELOCITIES OF LATE B- TYPE STARS IN GALACTIC CLUSTERS	13	5
900	11	1239 1983 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 124(2):313-321 FOFI M; MACERONI C; MARAVALLE M; PAOLICCHI P STATISTICS OF BINARY STARS .1. MULTIVARIATE-ANALYSIS OF SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES	9	5

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
901	4	1249 1983 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 268(1):274-281 FEKEL FC SPECTROSCOPY OF V711-TAURI (=HR 1099) - FUNDAMENTAL PROPERTIES AND EVIDENCE FOR STARSPOTS	71	5
902	7	1256 1983 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 271(1):264-270 GOLUB L; HARNDEN FR; MAXSON CW; ROSNER R; VAIANA GS; CASH W; SNOW TP EINSTEIN OBSERVATIONS OF X-RAY-EMISSION FROM A-STARS	44	5
903	7	1299 1983 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 95(574):1000-1005 FEKEL FC; TOMKIN J THE DOUBLE-LINED SPECTROSCOPIC BINARY IOTA-PEGASI	11	5
904	3	1307 1984 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 89(4):515-522 DUNCAN DK A SAMPLE OF SOLAR-TYPE STARS OF KNOWN AGE	9	5
905	5	1331 1984 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 138(1):93-100 BENZ W; MAYOR M; MERMILLIOD JC ROTATIONAL STUDIES OF LOWER MAIN-SEQUENCE STARS IN NEARBY OPEN GALACTIC CLUSTERS .1. VELOCITY DISTRIBUTIONS AND AGE DEPENDENCE	20	5
906	12	1380 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 55(4):597-632 EGGEN OJ THE A0 STARS	31	5
907	9	1406 1984 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 210(1):43-56 ZINNECKER H STAR FORMATION FROM HIERARCHICAL CLOUD FRAGMENTATION - A STATISTICAL-THEORY OF THE LOG NORMAL INITIAL MASS FUNCTION	43	5
908	9	1417 1984 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 96(575):72-77 BAIRD SR CAUSES OF ANOMALOUS LINE-SPLITTING IN RV TAURI STARS	13	5
909	2	1424 1984 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 96(582):661-662 RAO AR; VAHIA MN A COMMENT ON THE AUTHORS AGES FOR THE MOST-CITED PAPERS	5	5
910	8	1457 1985 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 149(2):266-272 BORRA EF; BEAULIEU A; BROUSSEAU D; SHELTON I THE PERIODS OF ROTATION OF THE MAGNETIC PECULIAR STARS IN THE SCORPIO-CENTAURUS ASSOCIATION - NO EVIDENCE OF BRAKING ON THE MAIN-SEQUENCE	12	5
911	6	1518 1986 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 92(4):859-866 GREENSTEIN JL WHITE-DWARFS IN WIDE BINARIES .1. PHYSICAL-PROPERTIES	21	5
912	4	1527 1986 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 156(1-2):131-136 BURKI G; MEYLAN G RR LYRAE, DELTA SCUTI, SX PHOENICIS STARS AND BAADE-WESSELINK METHOD .2. PHYSICAL PARAMETERS AND DISTANCE OF RR CET	31	5
913	5	1528 1986 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 156(1-2):283-288 DOYLE JG; BYRNE PB; BUTLER CJ FLARE ACTIVITY AND BY-DRACONIS-TYPE VARIABILITY ON THE LATE- TYPE DME STAR GLIESE 867B	13	5
914	1	1537 1986 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 301(2):772-789 ZUCKERMAN B; ALLER LH ORIGIN OF PLANETARY-NEBULAE - MORPHOLOGY, CARBON-TO-OXYGEN ABUNDANCE RATIOS, AND CENTRAL STAR MULTIPLICITY	149	5
915	2	1556 1986 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 309(2):755-& BECKWITH S; SARGENT AI; SCOVILLE NZ; MASSON CR; ZUCKERMAN B; PHILLIPS TG SMALL-SCALE STRUCTURE OF THE CIRCUMSTELLAR GAS OF HL-TAURI AND R-MONOCEROTIS	67	5
916	5	1600 1986 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 98(603):511-512 RAO AR; VAHIA MN MULTIPLE CITATIONS OF MULTIPLE-AUTHOR PUBLICATIONS	6	5
917	5	1601 1986 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 98(606):772-776 BOPP BW; MEREDITH R RADIAL-VELOCITY MEASURES AND THE EXISTENCE OF ASTROPHYSICAL BINARIES IN LATE-TYPE DWARF STARS	14	5
918	22	1603 1986 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 98(610):1233-1251 STAUFFER JR; HARTMANN LW THE ROTATIONAL VELOCITIES OF LOW-MASS STARS	34	5
919	2	1616 1987 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 94(1):71-& MARSCHALL LA; VANALTENA WF MEMBERSHIP IN THE YOUNG CLUSTER TRUMPLER-37	19	5
920	9	1635 1987 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 178(1-2):313-316 MAITZEN HM; PAVLOVSKI K PHOTOELECTRIC SEARCH FOR CP 2-STARS IN OPEN CLUSTERS .9. PLEIADES AND COMA-BERENICES - THE CASE OF PLEIONE	6	5
921	3	1644 1987 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 186(1-2):268-270 BYRNE PB; DOYLE JG ACTIVITY IN LATE-TYPE DWARFS .2. FLARES AND SPOT VARIATIONS ON GL-867A (= FK-AQR) IN 1981	8	5
922	17	1670 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 64(1):241-267 SOWELL JR YELLOW EVOLVED STARS IN OPEN CLUSTERS	30	5
923	1	1695 1987 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 99(615):439-441 ABT HA ARE PAPERS BY WELL-KNOWN ASTRONOMERS ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION MORE READILY THAN OTHER PAPERS	5	5
924	12	1699 1987 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 99(617):700-710 DAVOUST E; SCHMADEL LD A STUDY OF THE PUBLISHING ACTIVITY OF ASTRONOMERS SINCE 1969	5	5
925	6	1702 1987 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 99(622):1322-1328 KAWALER SD ANGULAR-MOMENTUM IN STARS - THE KRAFT CURVE REVISITED	25	5
926	7	1726 1988 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 191(1):79-86 DOYLE JG; BUTLER CJ; CALLANAN PJ; TAGLIAFERRI G; DELAREZA R; WHITE NE; TORRES CA; QUAST G ROTATIONAL MODULATION AND FLARES ON RS-CVN AND BY-DRA SYSTEMS .8. SIMULTANEOUS EXOSAT AND H-ALPHA OBSERVATIONS OF A FLARE ON THE DME STAR-GL644AB (WOLF-630) ON 24/25 AUGUST 1985	22	5
927	4	1751 1988 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 66(3):343-360 EVANS NR THE ORBIT OF THE CLASSICAL CEPHEID SU CYGNI	13	5
928	7	1752 1988 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 67(4):439-451 STRASSMEIER KG; HALL DS PHOTOMETRIC VARIABILITY IN CHROMOSPHERICALLY ACTIVE STARS .1. THE CONSTANT STARS	18	5
929	5	1757 1988 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 142(1-2):67-78 POVEDA A DISTANT COMPONENTS IN DOUBLE AND MULTIPLE STARS	8	5
930	8	1799 1989 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 97(4):1139-1146 FEKEL FC; EITTER JJ CHROMOSPHERICALLY ACTIVE STARS .7. 39 CETI = AY CETI, HD 185151 = V1764 CYGNI, AND BINARY SYNCHRONIZATION	25	5
931	10	1820 1989 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 208(1-2):159-165 BYRNE PB; DOYLE JG ACTIVITY IN LATE-TYPE DWARFS .3. CHROMOSPHERIC AND TRANSITION REGION LINE FLUXES FOR 2 DM STARS	15	5
932	6	1829 1989 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 216(1-2):125-134 BABEL J; BURKI G; MAYOR M; WAELKENS C; CHMIELEWSKI Y W-SAGITTARII - PULSATION AND ORBIT	10	5
933	10	1830 1989 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 217(1-2):115-126 VANOIJEN JGJ ARE MASSIVE X-RAY BINARIES RUNAWAY STARS	24	5
934	10	1837 1989 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 220(1-2):128-134 VANTVEER F; MACERONI C THE ANGULAR-MOMENTUM LOSS FOR LATE-TYPE STARS	23	5
935	7	1841 1989 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 224(1-2):179-186 MATHIOUDAKIS M; DOYLE JG FLUX-FLUX RELATION - MG-II-H AND K-VERSUS X-RAYS IN DWARF-M AND K-STARS	14	5
936	17	1849 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 342(1):476-488 LUCK RE; BOND HE S-PROCESS DEFICIENCIES IN LOW-MASS SUPERGIANT VARIABLES	32	5
937	8	1870 1989 BULLETIN OF THE ASTRONOMICAL INSTITUTES OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA 40(4):201-& HARMANEC P TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING RAPID LINE-PROFILE AND LIGHT VARIATIONS OF EARLY-TYPE STARS .1. GENERAL-CONSIDERATIONS AND A CRITICAL RE-ANALYSIS OF THE DATA ON 13-ZETA OPH AND 45-EPSILON PER	37	5
938	11	1879 1989 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 240(2):285-302 COULSON IM; CALDWELL JAR THE RADII OF 27 SOUTHERN GALACTIC CEPHEIDS	11	5
939	6	1894 1990 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 99(5):1598-1611 EVANS NR; WELCH DL; SCARFE CD; TEAYS TJ THE ORBIT AND COMPANIONS OF THE CLASSICAL CEPHEID FF-AQL	15	5
940	18	1923 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 351(2):606-616 KOVACS G; KISVARSANYI EG; BUCHLER JR CEPHEID RADIAL-VELOCITY CURVES REVISITED	23	5
941	7	1934 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 362(1):333-345 SASSELOV DD; LESTER JB INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY OF CEPHEIDS .2. LINE-PROFILES FROM DIFFERENT ATMOSPHERIC LAYERS	25	5
942	13	1973 1991 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 29():129-162 RANA NC CHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF THE GALAXY	110	5
943	16	1980 1991 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 102(1):333-349 STONE RC THE SPACE FREQUENCY AND ORIGIN OF THE RUNAWAY O AND B STARS	23	5
944	8	1989 1991 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 89(3):435-449 CUTISPOTO G UBVRI OBSERVATIONS OF SOUTHERN-HEMISPHERE ACTIVE STARS .2. 1987 DATA	30	5
945	15	2011 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 251(1):49-58 MANTEIGA M; ROGER CM; MORALES C; SABAU L BLUE STRAGGLERS - A SEARCH FOR BINARIES IN THE INFRARED	9	5
946	3	2014 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 366(2):L87-L90 CHENG KP; GRADY CA; BRUHWEILER FC A SEARCH FOR CIRCUMSTELLAR DUST AROUND HR-10, A PROPOSED BETA- PICTORIS STAR	9	5
947	4	2016 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 367(2):528-546 SUNTZEFF NB; KINMAN TD; KRAFT RP METAL ABUNDANCES OF RR LYRAE VARIABLES IN SELECTED GALACTIC STAR FIELDS .5. THE LICK ASTROGRAPHIC FIELDS AT INTERMEDIATE GALACTIC LATITUDES	106	5
948	3	2020 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 372(2):487-493 ROMANI RW; WEINBERG MD LIMITS ON CLUSTER BINARIES	26	5
949	2	2023 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 374(2):L37-L40 MAO S; PACZYNSKI B GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY DOUBLE STARS AND PLANETARY SYSTEMS	84	5
950	14	2027 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 375(2):722-739 SODERBLOM DR; DUNCAN DK; JOHNSON DRH THE CHROMOSPHERIC EMISSION AGE RELATION FOR STARS OF THE LOWER MAIN-SEQUENCE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE STAR FORMATION RATE	71	5
951	18	2075 1991 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 57(1-2):1-58 MICHAUD G; CHARBONNEAU P THE LITHIUM ABUNDANCE IN STARS	83	5
952	9	2083 1992 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 104(2):774-795 LATHAM DW; MAZEH T; STEFANIK RP; DAVIS RJ; CARNEY BW; KRYMOLOWSKI Y; LAIRD JB; TORRES G; MORSE JA A SURVEY OF PROPER MOTION STARS .11. ORBITS FOR THE 2ND 40 SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES	36	5
953	6	2110 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 386(1):260-264 ZUCKERMAN B; BECKLIN EE COMPANIONS TO WHITE-DWARFS - VERY LOW-MASS STARS AND THE BROWN DWARF CANDIDATE GD-165B	43	5
954	12	2112 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 390(2):550-559 MARCY GW; CHEN GH THE ROTATION OF M-DWARFS	32	5
955	14	2116 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 393(2):666-673 MORRELL N; ABT HA SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES IN THE ALPHA-PERSEI CLUSTER	5	5
956	3	2124 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 399(1):192-212 OSTRIKER EC; SHU FH; ADAMS FC NEAR-RESONANT EXCITATION AND PROPAGATION OF ECCENTRIC DENSITY WAVES BY EXTERNAL FORCING	21	5
957	11	2127 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 78(1):87-152 MAJEWSKI SR A COMPLETE, MULTICOLOR SURVEY OF ABSOLUTE PROPER MOTIONS TO B APPROXIMATELY 22.5 - GALACTIC STRUCTURE AND KINEMATICS AT THE NORTH GALACTIC POLE	118	5
958	9	2154 1992 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 259(3):474-488 WALLERSTEIN G; JACOBSEN TS; COTTRELL PL; CLARK M; ALBROW M METALLIC-LINE AND H-ALPHA RADIAL-VELOCITIES OF 7 SOUTHERN CEPHEIDS - A COMPARATIVE-ANALYSIS	26	5
959	0	2163 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(673):235-236 ABT HA WHAT FRACTION OF LITERATURE REFERENCES ARE INCORRECT	5	5
960	5	2210 1993 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 279(1):131-147 HARMANEC P; SCHOLZ G ORBITAL ELEMENTS OF BETA-LYRAE AFTER THE 1ST 100 YEARS OF INVESTIGATION	19	5
961	6	2244 1993 OBSERVATORY 113(1114):128-138 GRIFFIN RF; DUQUENNOY A SPECTROSCOPIC BINARY ORBITS FROM PHOTOELECTRIC RADIAL- VELOCITIES	7	5
962	1	2247 1993 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 105(686):437-439 ABT HA THE GROWTH OF MULTIWAVELENGTH ASTROPHYSICS	4	5
963	11	2248 1993 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 105(688):588-594 PENNY LR; GIES DR; HARTKOPF WI; MASON BD; TURNER NH THE FREQUENCY OF BINARY STARS IN THE YOUNG CLUSTER TRUMPLER-14	12	5
964	25	2264 1994 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 107(1):306-332 HALE A ORBITAL COPLANARITY IN SOLAR-TYPE BINARY-SYSTEMS - IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANETARY SYSTEM FORMATION AND DETECTION	53	5
965	6	2285 1994 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 108(2):359-375 GINESTET N; CARQUILLAT JM; JASCHEK M; JASCHEK C SPECTRAL CLASSIFICATIONS IN THE NEAR-INFRARED OF STARS WITH COMPOSITE SPECTRA .1. THE STUDY OF MK STANDARDS	17	5
966	9	2286 1994 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 108(3):595-602 CATALANO FA; LEONE F THE LIGHT VARIATIONS OF SOME CP2 SRCREU STARS	7	5
967	11	2314 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 426(2):692-703 RAPPAPORT S; DISTEFANO R; SMITH JD FORMATION AND EVOLUTION OF LUMINOUS SUPERSOFT X-RAY SOURCES	62	5
968	2	2320 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 436(2):L103-L106 UDALSKI A; SZYMANSKI M; MAO S; DISTEFANO R; KALUZNY J; KUBIAK M; MATEO M; KRZEMINSKI W THE OPTICAL GRAVITATIONAL LENSING EXPERIMENT - OGLE NO-7 - BINARY MICROLENS OR A NEW UNUSUAL VARIABLE	52	5
969	5	2342 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 270(4):905-913 BALONA LA; KRISCIUNAS K; COUSINS AWJ GAMMA-DORADUS - EVIDENCE FOR A NEW CLASS OF PULSATING STAR	19	5
970	5	2363 1995 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 110(1):376-390 HUMMEL CA; ARMSTRONG JT; BUSCHER DF; MOZURKEWICH D; QUIRRENBACH A; VIVEKANAND M ORBITS OF SMALL ANGULAR SCALE BINARIES RESOLVED WITH THE MARK- III INTERFEROMETER	18	5
971	10	2367 1995 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 110(4):1838-1859 REID IN; HAWLEY SL; GIZIS JE THE PALOMAR MSU NEARBY-STAR SPECTROSCOPIC SURVEY .1. THE NORTHERN M-DWARFS - BANDSTRENGTHS AND KINEMATICS	105	5
972	7	2386 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 301(2):407-418 MARCOS RD THE INITIAL MASS FUNCTION AND THE DYNAMICAL EVOLUTION OF OPEN CLUSTERS .1. CONSERVATIVE-SYSTEMS	16	5
973	6	2390 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 440(1):270-279 BROWN GE NEUTRON-STAR ACCRETION AND BINARY PULSAR FORMATION	48	5
974	13	2434 1995 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 107(717):1034-1041 SIMON T; DRAKE SA; KIM PD THE X-RAY-EMISSION OF A-TYPE STARS	25	5
975	12	2457 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 310(2):489-507 Lipunov VM; Postnov KA; Prokhorov ME The Scenario Machine: Restrictions on key parameters of binary evolution	24	5
976	8	2468 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 315(3):384-395 Raboud D Binarity among B-stars in NGC 6231	11	5
977	4	2495 1996 OBSERVATORY 116(1135):373-381 Griffin RF Spectroscopic binary orbits from photoelectric radial velocities	6	5
978	21	2513 1997 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 113(6):2246-2269 Reid IN; Gizis JE Low-mass binaries and the stellar luminosity function	62	5
979	3	2521 1997 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 123(1):5-20 Carquillat JM; Jaschek C; Jaschek M; Ginestet N An atlas of the infrared spectral region .2. The late-type stars (G-M)	13	5
980	14	2554 1997 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 326(2):655-661 Budaj J On the nature of the Am phenomenon or on a stabilization and the tidal mixing in binaries .2. Metallicity and pseudo- synchronization	5	5
981	11	2591 1997 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 288(1):245-259 Lipunov VM; Postnov KA; Prokhorov ME Formation and coalescence of relativistic binary stars: The effect of kick velocity	39	5
982	8	2593 1997 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 290(3):401-410 Zerbi FM; Garrido R; Rodriguez E; Krisciunas K; Crowe RA; Roberts M; Guinan EF; McCook GP; Sperauskas J; Griffin RF; Luedeke KD The gamma Doradus-type variable 9 Aurigae: Results from a multi-site campaign	11	5
983	3	2599 1997 NEW ASTRONOMY 2(3):245-250 vanderHucht KA; Schrijver H; Stenholm B; Lundstrom I; Moffat AFJ; Marchenko SV; Seggewiss W; Gunawan DYAS; Sutantyo W; vandenHeuvel EPJ; DeCuyper JP; Gomez AE The Hipparcos distance determination of the Wolf-Rayet system gamma(2) Velorum (WC8+O) and its ramifications	34	5
984	13	2644 1998 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 333(3):897-909 Raboud D; Mermilliod JC Evolution of mass segregation in open clusters: some observational evidences	24	5
985	10	2669 1998 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 504(1):559-572 Turcotte S; Richer J; Michaud G Consistent evolution of F stars: Diffusion, radiative accelerations, and abundance anomalies	26	5
986	1	2733 1999 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 346(2):675-685 Wielen R; Dettbarn C; Jahreiss H; Lenhardt H; Schwan H Indications on the binary nature of individual stars derived from a comparison of their HIPPARCOS proper motions with ground-based data I. Basic principles	16	5
987	9	2734 1999 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 347(2):L15-L18 Weigelt G; Balega Y; Preibisch T; Schertl D; Scholler M; Zinnecker H Bispectrum speckle interferometry of the Orion Trapezium stars: detection of a close (33 mas) companion of Theta(1) Ori C	12	5
988	8	2749 1999 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 515(1):356-364 Boden AF; Koresko CD; van Belle GT; Colavita MM; Dumont PJ; Gubler J; Kulkarni SR; Lane BF; Mobley D; Shao M; Wallace JK; Henry GW; PTI Collaboration The visual orbit of iota Pegasi	12	5
989	17	2885 2001 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS 373(2):633-640 Paunzen E A spectroscopic survey for lambda Bootis stars III. Final results	7	5
990	9	2890 2001 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS 374(3):957-967 Solano E; Paunzen E; Pintado OI; Varela J Physical parameters of lambda Bootis stars	7	5
991	0	7 1954 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 1(1):1-1 ABT HA; WILSON OC CHROMOSPHERIC STRUCTURE OF THE K-TYPE COMPONENT OF ZETA AURIGAE	1	4
992	1	18 1955 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 67(394):39-44 WOOD FB; LEWIS EM A NOTE ON V367 CYGNI	5	4
993	0	19 1955 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 67(399):412-415 THOMSEN IL; ABT HA; KRON GE DISTORTIONS IN THE LIGHT-VARIATION OF THE SPECTROSCOPIC BINARY HD22124	4	4
994	0	37 1958 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 128(1):139-141 ABT HA A SPECTROSCOPIC BINARY IN THE PLEIADES	4	4
995	1	56 1959 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 71(421):316-320 WALLERSTEIN G 3-COLOR PHOTOMETRY OF U-GEMINORUM DURING AN OUTBURST	5	4
996	0	70 1960 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 72(428):348-348 ABT HA THE VISUAL MULTIPLE-STAR SYSTEM CONTAINING BETA-LYRAE	4	4
997	1	74 1961 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 133(1):71-89 HARDIE RH; LOTT SH 3-COLOR PHOTOMETRY OF DY HERCULIS	13	4
998	1	123 1963 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 138(3):820-& PRESTON G; WALLERSTEIN G PROPERTIES OF 2 LATE-TYPE VARIABLE STARS OF HALO POPULATION	27	4
999	1	134 1963 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 75(444):278-280 PACZYNSKI B 3-COLOR OBSERVATIONS OF 2.1937 CETI	7	4
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