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IRC -10502 , the SIMBAD biblio (69 results) C.D.S. - SIMBAD4 rel 1.8 - 2023.06.10CEST16:32:14

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1972A&A....17..385W 449 150 Characteristics of OH emission from infrared stars. WILSON W.J. and BARRETT A.H.
1976PASP...88..294M 57 113 2-14 mu m stellar spectrophotometry. II. Stars from the 2 mu m infrared sky survey. MERRILL K.M. and STEIN W.A.
1977ApJ...211L..97Z 74 93 Expanding molecular envelopes around evolved stars. ZUCKERMAN B., PALMER P., MORRIS M., et al.
1977PASP...89..829C 35 50 Spectroscopic observations of optically identified AFGL/CRL infrared sources. II. COHEN M. and KUHI L.V.
1978ApJ...220L..53Z 43 54 Molecular envelopes around evolved stars and the origin of planetary nebulae. ZUCKERMAN B., PALMER P., GILRA D.P., et al.
1981AJ.....86..392S 172 80 First observations with the Effelsberg radio telescope at 7-mm wavelength. II. A survey of stars in the vibrationally excited J=1-0 Sio lines. SPENCER JONES H., WINNBERG A., OLNON F.M., et al.
1981Ap&SS..76..341B 39 5 A tentative evolutionary sequence for carbon stars derived from circumstellar shell parameters. BUSSOLETTI E., ROSSI L., BLANCO A., et al.
1983MNRAS.202..797R 46 152 Radiative transfer in dust clouds. IV. Circumstellar dust shells around carbon stars. ROWAN-ROBINSON M. and HARRIS S.
1986A&AS...65..607O 5418 357 IRAS catalogues and atlases. Atlas of Low-Resolution Spectra. OLNON F.M., RAIMOND E. (The IRAS Science Team)
1986ApJ...304..394Z 44 152 Carbon monoxide emission from stars in the IRAS and revised AFGL catalogs. I. Mass loss driven by radiation pressure on dust grains. ZUCKERMAN B. and DYCK H.M.
1986ApJ...311..345Z 163 189 Dust grains and gas in the circumstellar envelopes around luminous red giant stars. ZUCKERMAN B. and DYCK H.M.
1986ApJ...311..731K 1 23 115 Mass loss from evolved stars. VI. Mass-loss mechanisms and luminosityevolution. KNAPP G.R.
1986MNRAS.222..273R 136 115 Models for IRAS observations of circumstellar dust shells around late-type stars. ROWAN-ROBINSON M., LOCK T.D., WALKER D.W., et al.
1987AJ.....93..663L viz 235 51 New carbon stars identified from low-resolution IRAS spectra. LITTLE-MARENIN I.R., RAMSAY M.E., STEPHENSON C.B., et al.
1987ApJS...65..385C 217 190 A flux-limited sample of galactic carbon stars. CLAUSSEN M.J., KLEINMANN S.G., JOYCE R.R., et al.
1988ApJ...334..362C 280 108 The transition from oxygen-rich to carbon stars. CHAN S.J. and KWOK S.
1989A&A...209..119Z 94 60 Outflow velocities from carbon stars. ZUCKERMAN B. and DYCK H.M.
1989A&A...226..183V 168 55 A comparison between CO-, OH- and IR-mass-loss rates of evolved stars. VAN DER VEEN W.E.C.J. and RUGERS M.
1989AJ.....97..866C 10 16 SSC 08546+1732: a faint, dust-enshrouded carbon star at high galactic latitude. CUTRI R.M., LOW F.J., KLEINMANN S.G., et al.
1989ApJ...341..359J 64 120 Dust-enshrouded asymptotic giant branch stars in the solar neighborhood. JURA M. and KLEINMANN S.G.
1989TarOT..94....1N 399 6 Mass loss from stars : the universal formula for mass loss rate. NUGIS T.
1990A&A...237..354C 146 89 Evolution of infrared carbon stars. CHAN S.J. and KWOK S.
1990ApJ...361..673M 93 57 CO emission from the envelopes of cool stars in the solar neighborhood. MARGULIS M., VAN BLERKOM D.J., SNELL R.L., et al.
1990ApJS...74..785J 64 63 Photometry of variable AFGL sources. JONES T.J., BRYJA C.O., GEHRZ R.D., et al.
1991AJ....102..289B 105 38 The mass range of carbon stars. BARNBAUM C., KASTNER J.H. and ZUCKERMAN B.
1991ApJ...383..314E 125 28 On the nature of the excess 100 micron flux associated with carbon stars. EGAN M.P. and LEUNG C.M.
1992A&A...253..150G 118 80 A flux-limited sample of galactic carbon stars. GROENEWEGEN M.A.T., DE JONG T., VAN DER BLIEK N.S., et al.
1992A&AS...93..121N viz 514 111 A survey of circumstellar CO emission from a sample of IRAS point sources. NYMAN L.-A., BOOTH R.S., CARLSTROM U., et al.
1992A&AS...93..151F viz 515 103 Near-infrared photometry of a sample of IRAS Point Sources. FOUQUE P., LE BERTRE T., EPCHTEIN N., et al.
1992A&AS...94..377L 1 22 128 Carbon-star light curves in the 1-20 mu.m range. LE BERTRE T.
1993A&AS...99..291L viz 454 410 CO and HCN observations of circumstellar envelopes. A catalogue - mass loss rates and distributions. LOUP C., FORVEILLE T., OMONT A., et al.
1993A&AS..101..513G viz 37 24 Near-infrared and sub-millimeter photometry of carbon stars GROENEWEGEN M.A.T., DE JONG T. and BAAS F.
1993A&AS..102..361B viz 213 19 A catalogue of Li abundances and equivalent widths in a sample of galactic C-stars. BOFFIN H.M.J., ABIA C. and REBOLO R.
1993ApJ...410..701N 158 107 The dynamics of stellar outflows dominated by interaction of dust and radiation. NETZER N. and ELITZUR M.
1993ApJ...411..188A viz 299 17 IRAS variables as galactic structure tracers : classification of the bright variables. ALLEN L.E., KLEINMANN S.G. and WEINBERG M.D.
1993ApJS...86..517Y 508 78 Circumstellar shells resolved in the IRAS survey data. I. Data processing procedure, results, and confidence tests. YOUNG K., PHILLIPS T.G. and KNAPP G.R.
1995A&AS..109..177W viz 2981 50 Radio continuum emission from stars: a catalogue update. WENDKER H.J.
1995IBVS.4140....1K viz 490 27 The 72nd name-list of variable stars. KAZAROVETS E.V. and SAMUS N.N.
1996AJ....111..962C 17 19 Studies of extreme carbon stars. II. Periods from optical spectral characteristics. COHEN M. and HITCHON K.
1997A&A...324.1059L viz 23 65 Optical and infrared observations of 23 carbon-rich stars. Modelling of the circumstellar dust shells. LE BERTRE T.
1997A&A...327..342G 14 19 High mass-loss carbon stars and the evolution of the local 12C/13C ratio. GREAVES J.S. and HOLLAND W.S.
1997AJ....114.1602L 237 19 A renewed search for water maser emission from Mira variables. LEWIS B.M.
1997ApJS..112..557K viz 11280 170 Classification and identification of IRAS sources with low-resolution spectra. KWOK S., VOLK K. and BIDELMAN W.P.
1997MNRAS.288..431S 38 71 The nature of the silicon carbide in carbon star outflows. SPECK A.K., BARLOW M.J. and SKINNER C.J.
1998A&A...330..232F 35 18 Inferring acetylene abundances from C2H: the C2H2/HCN abundance ratio. FUENTE A., CERNICHARO J. and OMONT A.
1998A&A...335..287L 13 6 An ISO view on interstellar dust heated by red giant stars. LE BERTRE T., LAGACHE G., MAURON N., et al.
1998MNRAS.293...18G 44 90 Dust shells around carbon Mira variables. GROENEWEGEN M.A.T., WHITELOCK P.A., SMITH C.H., et al.
1998MNRAS.296..545B 37 10 Observations and modelling of spectral energy distributions of carbon stars with optically thin envelopes. BAGNULO S., DOYLE J.G. and ANDRETTA V.
1999A&A...344L..17T 1 8 26 IRAS 04496-6958: A luminous carbon star with silicate dust in the Large Magellanic Cloud. TRAMS N.R., VAN LOON J.T., ZIJLSTRA A.A., et al.
1999A&A...344..263K viz 154 10 Dust extinction and intrinsic SEDs of carbon-rich stars. III. The Miras, CS, and SC stars. KNAPIK A., BERGEAT J. and RUTILY B.
1999A&AS..140..197G 95 47 Millimeter and some near infra-red observations of short-period Miras and other AGB stars. GROENEWEGEN M.A.T., BAAS F., BLOMMAERT J.A.D.L., et al.
1999ApJ...513L..87S 28 47 The SiC problem: astronomical and meteoritic evidence. SPECK A.K., HOFMEISTER A.M. and BARLOW M.J.
1999PASJ...51..197Y 183 14 Distance determination of mass-losing stars. YUASA M., UNNO W. and MAGONO S.
2000MmSAI..71..601W 7 11 Dust enshrouded AGB variables in the LMC. WHITELOCK P. and FEAST M.
2001MNRAS.326..490O 62 57 Dust-enshrouded asymptotic giant branch stars in the solar neighbourhood. OLIVIER E.A., WHITELOCK P. and MARANG F.
2001BaltA..10....1A viz 6821 76 General catalog of galactic carbon stars by C.B. Stephenson. Third edition. ALKSNIS A., BALKLAVS A., DZERVITIS U., et al.
2002A&A...384..452W 2 18 114 An improved mass-loss description for dust-driven superwinds and tip-AGB evolution models. WACHTER A., SCHROEDER K.-P., WINTERS J.M., et al.
2002A&A...390..511G viz 331 41 Millimetre observations of infrared carbon stars. II. Mass loss rates and expansion velocities. GROENEWEGEN M.A.T., SEVENSTER M., SPOON H.W.W., et al.
2003AJ....126..935S 208 22 Infrared colors and variability of evolved stars from COBE DIRBE data. SMITH B.J.
2006MNRAS.369..751W viz 268 107 Near-infrared photometry of carbon stars. WHITELOCK P.A., FEAST M.W., MARANG F., et al.
2006MNRAS.369..783M viz 197 27 Carbon-rich Mira variables: radial velocities and distances. MENZIES J.W., FEAST M.W. and WHITELOCK P.A.
2006A&A...460..539K         O           53 10 Near-infrared variability of a sample of galactic carbon Miras. KERSCHBAUM F., GROENEWEGEN M.A.T. and LAZARO C.
2011MNRAS.417...32L 15       D               4 144 88 A mid-infrared imaging catalogue of post-asymptotic giant branch stars. LAGADEC E., VERHOELST T., MEKARNIA D., et al.
2013A&A...555A.120G 16       D   O           1 104 20 Luminosities of carbon-rich asymptotic giant branch stars in the Milky Way. GUANDALINI R. and CRISTALLO S.
2017ARep...61...80S viz 16       D               7150 72 General catalogue of variable stars: Version GCVS 5.1 SAMUS N.N., KAZAROVETS E.V., DURLEVICH O.V., et al.
2018A&A...618A..58M 17       D               1 89645 3 Gaia Data Release 2. The first Gaia catalogue of long-period variable candidates. MOWLAVI N., LECOEUR-TAIBI I., LEBZELTER T., et al.
2018AJ....156..241H viz 17       D               1 311114 7 A first catalog of variable stars measured by the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS). HEINZE A.N., TONRY J.L., DENNEAU L., et al.
2019A&A...622A.120U viz 17       D               1 350 ~ Interplay between pulsation, mass loss, and third dredge-up: More about Miras with and without technetium. UTTENTHALER S., McDONALD I., BERNHARD K., et al.
2019ApJ...887...82K viz 17       D               2 263 ~ Stellar pulsation and the production of dust and molecules in galactic carbon stars. KRAEMER K.E., SLOAN G.C., KELLER L.D., et al.

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