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1902ApJ....16..234S 10 1 Determination of the intensity-ratios of the principal lines in the spectra of several gaseous nebulae. SCHEINER J. and WILSING J.
1903ApJ....18..218P 26 2 An application of the Crossley reflector of the Lick Observatory to the study of very faint spectra. PALMER H.K.
1917ApJ....46...24P 89 33 Photographs of nebulae with the 60-inch reflector 1911-1916. PEASE F.G.
1917ApJ....46..175P 16 0 Preliminary examination of the planetary nebulae for preferential motion. PERRINE C.D.
1918PLicO..13...55C 66 224 The planetary nebulae. CURTIS H.D.
1931AN....242..201V 43 1 Spectral classification of the nuclei of planetary nebulae and of ancient novae. VORONTSOV-VELYAMINOV B.A.
1937ApJ....86..496D 7 39 Photographic studies of nebulae. DUNCAN J.C.
1941ApJ....93..236A 14 76 Physical processes in gaseous nebulae. XIV. Spectrophotometry of some typical planetary nebulae. ALLER L.H.
1948ApJ...108..462A 13 20 The absorption-line spectra of the central stars of the planetary nebulae. ALLER L.H.
1949ApJ...109...42A 11 84 Multiplet intensities for the nebular lines 4S-2D of O II. ALLER L.H., UFFORD C.W. and VAN VLECK J.H.
1953GCRV..C......0W viz 13       D               1 15129 835 General Catalogue of Stellar Radial Velocities WILSON R.E.
1960ApJ...131..541O 19 51 Electron densities in planetary nebulae. OSTERBROCK D.E.
1960ApJ...132..677C 22 56 Hbeta and (OIII) fluxes from planetary nebulae. CAPRIOTTI E.R. and DAUB C.T.
1961ApJ...133..471C 45 82 Hbeta and (OIII) fluxes from planetary nebulae. II. COLLINS G.W., DAUB C.T. and O'DELL C.R.
1962ApJ...135..371O 129 250 A distance scale for planetary nebulae based on emission-line fluxes. O'DELL C.R.
1963ApJ...138...62O 16 41 Balmer-line ratios in planetary nebulae. OSTERBROCK D.E., CAPRIOTTI E.R. and BAUTZ L.P.
1963JO.....46...27C 25 17 Contribution a l'etude des nebuleuses planetaires grace a la camera electronique. CHOPINET M.
1965ApJ...141..745M 12 24 Radio Observations of Planetary Nebulae. MENON T.K. and TERZIAN Y.
1965AZh....42..464V 27 14 Redetermination of absolute emission line intensities of 25 planetary nebulae. VORONTSOV-VELJAMINOV B.A., KOSTJAKOWA E.B., DOKUCHAJEVA O.D., et al.
1965AZh....42..543C 15 ~ Neutral oxygen lines. CHROMOV G.S.
1965AZh....42..918C 15 ~ The Radio emission of planetary nebulae. CHROMOV G.S.
1965AZh....42.1038N 10 2 Spectrophotometry of nuclei of planetary nebulae. NOSKOVA R.I.
1965AZh....42.1120C 14 ~ Observations of radio emission of planetary nebulae at 32.5 cm. CHROMOV G.S., INDISOW O.S., MATWEJENKO L.I., et al.
1965AuJPh..18..187S 62 22 Preliminary radio survey of planetary nebulae south of declination 24 degrees. SLEE O.B. and ORCHISTON D.W.
1965BOTor..37..155I 103 0 The population assignement of planetary nebulae. IWANOSKA W. and KANTHAK J.
1965Natur.206..809D 23 6 Observations of planetary nebulae at 2700 MHz.. DAVIES J.G., FERRIDAY R.J., HASLAM C.G.T., et al.
1966ApJ...144..657T 34 29 Radio emissions from planetary nebulae. TERZIAN Y.
1966ApJ...145..697O 1 8 59 Emission lines profiles in planetary nebulae. OSTERBROCK D.E., MILLER J.S. and WEEDMAN D.W.
1966MNRAS.132...15H 52 199 The ionization structure of planetary nebulae IV & V. HARMAN R.J. and SEATON M.J.
1966SvA.....9..800N 10 0 Spectrophotometry of nuclei of planetary nebulae. NOSKOVA R.I.
1967ApJ...148..429T 36 36 Measurements of the flux densities positions and angular widths of planetary nebulae at 10 and 21cm wavelengths. THOMPSON A.R., COLVIN R.S. and STANLEY G.J.
1967ApJ...148..927K 9 9 Electron temperatures of ionization nebulae derived from H-beta and radio flux densities. KOCH C.
1967ApJ...149..495D 9 49 Infrared emission from planetary nebulae. DELMER T.N., GOULD R.J. and RAMSAY W.
1967ApJ...149..721S 8 5 Measurements of electron temperature of eight planetary nebulae. SCHMITTER E.F. and MILLIS R.L.
1967MNRAS.135..139D 92 25 Observations of planetary nebule at 3 microwave frequencies. DAVIES J.G., FERRIDAY R.J., HASLAM C.G.T., et al.
1968ApJ...153...49W 1 10 116 Observations spatial and kinematic models of planetary nebulae. WEEDMAN D.W.
1968ApJ...154...87V 12 23 The He I lambda 10830 line in planetary nebulae and the Orion nebula. VAUGHAN A.H.
1968PASP...80..689C 18 9 An investigation of the excitation conditions of (OI) and (NII) in planetary nebulae. CAMPBELL W.A.
1968AnAp...31..199V 20 8 Determination des masses des nebuleuses planetaires par leur flux radio. VAUCLAIR G.
1968ATsir.456....3K 16 0 Investigation of planetary nebulae spectra in near U.V. KOSTYAKOVA E.B.
1968ApL.....2..201T 8 8 Electronic temperature in outher regions of planetary nebulae. THOMPSON A.R.
1968BAICz..19....1K 262 19 Morphological study of planetary nebulae. I. Observed forms of planetary nebulae. KROMOV G.S. and KOHOUTEK L.
1968MmSAI..39..217B 13 6 Radio emission from planetary nebulae at 408 MHz. BARBIERI C. and FICARRA A.
1968SoByu..39...35K 10 1 Spectrophotometric investigation of nuclei of planetary nebulae. KAZARIAN M.A.
1968ZA.....68..366D 12 2 Absolute proper motions and space velocities of planetary nebulae. DE VEGT C.
1968IAUS...34...63A 9 2 Observations des nebuleuses planetaires dans l'infrarouge. ANDRILLAT Y.
1968IAUS...34...68A 11 12 Spectres de NGC 1976,6572, IC 418,4997 dans le proche infrarouge photographique. ANDRILLAT Y. and HOUZIAUX L.
1968IAUS...34...74V 6 0 The He lambda 10830 line in planetary nebulae and the Orion nebula. VAUGHAN A.H.
1968IAUS...34...87T 66 32 Observations of planetary nebulae at radio wave-lengths. TERZIAN Y.
1968IAUS...34..104B 14 0 Radio emission from fourteen planetary nebulae at 408 MHz. BARBIERI C. and FICARRA A.
1968IAUS...34..112T 68 5 Radio measurements of planetary nebulae. THOMPSON A.R.
1968IAUS...34..155A 61 2 The determination of electron density electron temperature and central star temperature for a series of planetary nebulae. ARHIPOVA V.P. and KOSTJAKOVA E.B.
1968IAUS...34..159A 26 1 On the methods of correction for the interstellar reddening of planetary nebulae. ARHIPOVA V.P.
1968IAUS...34..297B 29 18 The atmosphere, spectra of central stars. BOHM K.H.
1968IAUS...34..317K 23 19 UBV photometry of the bright nuclei of the planetary nebulae. KOSTJAKOVA E.B., SAVEL'EVA M.V., DOKUCHAEVA O.D., et al.
1968IAUS...34..339A 65 53 Spectra of the central stars of planetary nebulae. ALLER L.H.
1969ApJ...155..469K 80 22 Survey of high-frequency radio radiation from planetary nebulae. KAFTAN-KASSIM M.A.
1969ApJ...157.1245S 46 174 Classification of emission line spectra of planetary nebulae. SMITH L.F. and ALLER L.H.
1969PASP...81..154K 50 10 Thermal emission by grains and the free-free emission from planetary nebulae. KRISHNA SWAMY K.S.
1969Afz.....5...83V 22 6 On the expansion of planetary nebulae. VITYAZEV V.V.
1969ATsir.498....7P 2 0 The photoelectric integral photometry of surface objects. PALEY A.B.
1969ATsir.499....1N 67 T                   1 4 0 Absolute spectrophotometrie of NGC 40,
6210, 6891, IC 5217. 		NOSKOVA R.I.
1969ApL.....4..195T 8 19 H 109 alpha line observations of 6 planetary nebulae DR 21 and IC 410. TERZIAN Y. and BALICK B.
1969S&T....38..306A 15 0 The planetary nebulae. VII. ALLER H.L.
1970ApJ...160..887K 213 121 Chemical abundances and the parameters of planetary nebulae. KALER J.B.
1970ApJ...161L.185R 4 12 Detection of 10.5 micron line emission from NGC 7027. RANK D.M., HOLTZ J.Z., GEBALLE T.R., et al.
1970ApJ...162..783A 70 T                   1 1 18 Spectrophotometric studies of gaseous nebulae. XVIII. The bright, intermediate-excitation planetary
NGC 6210. 		ALLER L.H., CZYZAK S.J. and BUERGER E.G.
1970MNRAS.147..245F 6 8 Infra-red line spectra of planetary nebulae. FLOWER D.R.
1970MNRAS.150..359T 60 15 Further radio observations of planetary nebulae. THOMASSON P. and DAVIES J.G.
1970AZh....47..989K 18 1 The investigation of planetary nebulae in the near of ultraviolet region. KOSTJAKOVA E.B.
1970LAstr..84..141A 15 0 Planetary nebulae. ARKHIPOVA V.P.
1970ApL.....5..197T 12 6 Search for interst. No at radio frequencies. TURNER B.E., HEILES C.F. and SCHARLEMANN R.
1970BAAS....2..197H 6 ~ Spectra of O- and Of-type central stars of planetary nebulae. HEAP S.R.
1970JRASC..64..305F 10 7 Monochromatic photographic isotopic contours of planetary nebulae. I. FEIBELMAN W.A.
1970MmRAS..73..153W viz 1 48 330 A catalogue of early-type stars whose spectra have shown emission lines. WACKERLING L.R.
1970S&T....39..220A 13 2 The planetary nebulae. XI. ALLER L.H.
1970S&T....39..299A 23 0 The planetary nebulae. XII. ALLER L.H.
1970SoSht.166...31A 38 0 Methode of corrected interstellar reddening of planetary nebulae. ARKHIPOVA V.P.
1970TrSht..40...57V 166 3 Catalogue of the abs. int. of the emission lines in spectra planetary nebulae. VORONTSOV-VELYAMINOV B.A.
1970PN70.........1G 50 0 Basic observational data. GURZADIAN G.A.
1970PN70........80G 50 0 Temperatures of nuclei, electron temperatures, electron concentrations. GURZADIAN G.A.
1970PN70.......238G 42 0 Magnetic fields in planetary nebulae. GURZADIAN G.A.
1970PN70.......282G 16 0 The origin of planetary nebulae. GURZADIAN G.A.
1971A&A....10..161G 166 117 The morphological classification of symmetrical nebulae. GREIG W.E.
1971AJ.....76..193S 35 25 On the distances of planetary nebulae. SMITH H.
1971ApJ...164L..29H 7 19 Infrared line emission from planetary nebulae. HOLZ J.Z., GEBALLE T.R. and RANK D.M.
1971ApJS...22..319C 609 455 Distances and distribution of planetary nebulae. CAHN J.H. and KALER J.B.
1971MNRAS.153..315H 121 32 A survey of microwave radiation from planetary nebulae. HIGGS L.A.
1971ATsir.623....5K 16 0 The absolute energy distribution in the Balmer continuum spectral regions of 16 planetary nebulae. KOSTYAKOVA E.B.
1971ATsir.647....7N 7 0 Absolute intensity of planetary nebulae Continua 9000, spectral region. NOSKOVA R.I.
1971ApL.....8...79R 6 12 Radio recombination line in NGC 7027. RUBIN R.H. and PALMER P.
1971Ap&SS..11..309H 142 1 A review of radio observation of planetary nebulae. HECKATHORN J.
1971BAAS....3..471T 3 ~ Radio recombination lines from planetary nebulae. TERZIAN Y.
1971IzPul.187....4D 139 2 Statistical investigation of the motions, distribution of planetary nebulae. DEUTSCH A.N.
1971JRASC..65..251F 67 T                   1 6 6 Monochromatic photograph and isotopic contours of planetary nebula 3 : NGC 2392,
6210, 6826, 6720 and 6853. 		FEIBELMAN W.A.
1971PAB.....1....1H 443 52 Catalog of radio observations of planetary nebulae, related optical data. HIGGS L.A.
1971SvA....14..794K 15 0 Investigation of planetary nebulae in the near ultraviolet region of the spectrum. KOSTYAKOVA E.B.
1972AJ.....77..350T 16 7 Expected infrared spectra from planetary nebulae. TERZIAN Y. and SANDERS O.
1972ApJ...171..279C 10 5 Observational evidence of collisional excitation in two diffuse nebulae. CROMWELL R.H. and LYNDS B.T.
1972ApJ...172..367G 33 65 Infrared studies of galactic nebulae continuum and line radiation from planetary nebulae. GILLETT F.C., MERRILL K.M. and STEIN W.A.
1972ApJ...175..699W 1 16 107 Observations of planetary nebulae at 1,65 to 3.4 micron. WILLNER S.P., BECKLIN E.E. and VISVANATHAN N.
1972ApJ...176..381K 1 6 58 A consistent model of planetary nebulae NGC 7662. KIRKPATRICK R.C.
1972AN....293..267G 10 1 On the infrared radiation from planetary nebulae. GURTLER J.
1972ApL....10...41T 1 3 30 Radio recombination lines from planetary nebulae. TERZIAN Y. and BALICK B.
1972AuJPh..25...91A 74 26 Observation at 2700 MHz of selected planetary nebulae. ALLER L.H. and MILNE D.K.
1973AJ.....78..239M 153 38 Improved optical positions for 153 planetary nebulae. MILNE D.K.
1973ApJ...182..503P 35 25 Infrared photometry of planetary nebulae. PERSSON S.E. and FROGEL J.A.
1973ApJ...182..509A 1 5 36 Spectrophotometric studies of gaseous nebulae. XXII. The irregular ring nebulae NGC 6445. ALLER L.H., CZYZAK S.J., CRAINE E., et al.
1973ApJ...185..573B 6 1 Observation of He I 5016 and derived optical depths in six planetary nebulae. BERNAT A.P.
1973MNRAS.164..321S 32 9 Planetary nebulae: two types. SMITH H.
1973MSRSL...5...33K 21 1 The optical spectrum of planetary nebulae. KALER J.B.
1973MSRSL...5...63D 32 0 Resultats spectroscopiques preliminaires sur les nebuleuses australes. DOSSIN F. and VREUX J.M.
1973MSRSL...5...71N 9 0 Study of the planetary nebula spectra in near infrared. NOSKOVA R.J.
1973MSRSL...5...73K 16 0 Study of the planetary nebulae in near U.V. KOSTJAKOVA E.B.
1973MSRSL...5..109T 11 1 Radio-line spectra of planetary nebulae. TERZIAN Y.
1973MSRSL...5..213H 13 3 Linear optical polarization of planetary nebulae. HAMILTON N. and LILLER W.
1973MSRSL...5..243K 19 2 Relative (OII) and (AIV) density indication of nebula structure. KIRKPATRICK R.C.
1973MSRSL...5..263R 14 28 Optical depth effects in the He singlet spectrum of nebulae. ROBBINS R.R. and BERNAT A.P.
1973SSTor...5b...1I 379 ~ Statistical population indices of planetary nebulae. IWANOWSKA W.
1973IAUS...52..237C 50 4 Galactic dust distribution in the solar neighborhood. CAHN J.M. and NOSEK R.D.
1974A&A....34..141B 16 10 A calculation of infrared spectra from dust in planetary nebulae. BUSSOLETTI E., EPCHTEIN N. and BALUTEAU J.-P.
1974AJ.....79..129C 68 ~ Interferometric survey of planetary nebulae. CAHN J.H. and RUBIN R.H.
1974AJ.....79.1384C 62 235 New proper motions, statistical parallaxes and kinematics of planetary nebulae. CUDWORTH K.M.
1974ApJ...188..257T 22 92 Radio-synthesis observations of planetary nebulae. TERZIAN Y., BALICK B. and BIGNELL C.
1974ApJ...188..529B 12 31 Nebular photometry with an echelle spectrometer (OII) line ratios in NGC 1976 and 6853. BOHUSKI T.J., DUFOUR R.J. and OSTERBROCK D.E.
1974ApJ...190..117R 6 7 Observations for broad-band circular polarization in white dwarfs and nuclei of planetary nebulae. RICH A. and WILLIAMS W.L.
1974ApJ...192..165S 25 8 Radio-continuum measurements of planetary nebulae at 15,5 GHz. SISTLA G., KOJOIAN G. and CHAISSON E.J.
1974ApJ...193..401C 110 191 An infrared photometric survey of planetary nebulae. COHEN M. and BARLOW M.J.
1974PASP...86..888L 12 9 (OII)electron densities in twelve planetary nebulae. LUTZ J.H.
1974CRB...278..223A 5 ~ Photographies de quelques nebuleuses planetaires dans la region du proche infrarouge. ANDRILLAT Y. and DUCHESNE H.
1974CRB...279..227H 4 ~ Repartitions spectrales d'energie, temperatures electroniques des nebuleuses planetaires. HUA C.T.
1974SoSht.188....3K 15 0 Calculation of Balmer-continuum radiation for planetary nebulae considering their physical condition. KOSTYAKOVA E.B.
1974SvA....18..195K 43 2 Infrared radiation of planetary nebulae. 2. New and revised observations at 1.0-2.5 mu. KHROMOV G.S.
1974VA.....16..309T 27 2 The planetary nebulae as radio sources. THOMPSON A.R.
1975A&A....38..183M 165 250 Radio observations at 5 GHz of southern planetary nebulae. MILNE D.K. and ALLER L.H.
1975A&A....38..475D 68 T                   1 5 4 The infrared continuum of the compact planetary nebula
NGC 6210. 		DANZIGER I.J.
1975A&A....39...43S 23 76 Infrared forbidden lines in H II regions and planetary nebulae. SIMPSON J.P.
1975A&A....39..383P 43 10 On the nebular mass of planetary nebulae. PERINOTTO M.
1975A&A....40..415A 40 15 Etude cinematique de nebuleuses planetaires australes. ACKER A.
1975A&A....41...99A 17 8 Spectres de quelques nebuleuses planetaires entre 8000 et 11000 A. ANDRILLAT Y., BARANNE A. and HOUZIAUX L.
1975ApJ...200...83D 36 ~ Oxygen abundances in planetary nebulae. DAUB C.T.
1975ApJ...201L..85M 1 14 143 The detection of carbon monoxide emission in planetary nebulae. MUFSON S.L., LYON J. and MARIONNI P.A.
1975MNRAS.170..475S 5 8 247 Collision strengths for (N II), (O III) (Ne II) and (Ne III). SEATON M.J.
1975MNRAS.171..415C 68 T                   1 7 34 Monochromatic isophotometry of planetary nebulae. I. Hbeta observations of
NGC 6210, 6543, 6826, 7009, 7027 and 7662. 		COLEMAN C.I., REAY N.K. and WORSWICK S.P.
1976AJ.....81..407C 171 71 Interstellar extinction: a calibration by planetary nebulae. CAHN J.H.
1976ApJ...204..441B 11 6 Radio synthesis observations of planetary nebulae. II. A search for sub-arcsecond structure. BALICK B. and TERZIAN Y.
1976ApJ...204..445A 52 32 Electron densities in gaseous nebulae. ALLER L.H. and EPPS H.W.
1976ApJ...206..658G 1 11 92 The excitation of permitted lines in gaseous nebulae. GRANDI S.A.
1976ApJ...210..508C 107 61 The birthrate of planetary nebulae. CAHN J.H. and WYATT S.P.
1976ApJ...210..843K 35 57 The exciting stars of low-excitation planetary and diffuse nebulae. KALER J.B.
1976ApJS...31..517K 334 358 A catalog of relative emission line intensities observed in planetary and diffuse nebulae. KALER J.B.
1976MNRAS.176..409H 1 4 20 The structure and internal extinction of NGC 7027. HICKS T.R., PHILLIPS J.P. and REAY N.K.
1976PASP...88..574A 29 49 Planetary nebulae, survey and outlook. ALLER L.H.
1976AZh....53..300N 68 T                   1 3 1 Absolute spectrophotometry of the planetary nebulae IC 2149, 4593,
NGC 6210 in the near infrared. 		NOSKOVA R.I.
1976AZh....53..534K 39 0 Evolution of planetary nebulae and their nuclei-analytical review of spectrophotometric observational data. KHROMOV G.S.
1976AZh....53..762K 76 4 Evolution of planetary nebulae and their nuclei correction for stellar absorption and typical nebular spectrum KHROMOV G.S.
1976AZh....53..961K 96 4 Evolution of the planetary nebulae and their nuclei: density of the planetary nebulae and its evolutionary changes. KHROMOV G.S.
1976AZh....53.1202K 10 3 Outer layers and dynamics of planetary nebulae. KHROMOV G.S.
1976AZh....53.1210N 9 3 Detailed spectrophotometry of the planetary nebulae NGC 6572, 6891 and 7662 in the near infrared. NOSKOVA R.I.
1976MSRSL...9..271A 83 ~ Central Stars of planetary nebulae. ALLER L.H.
1976MSRSL...9..355A 15 ~ Spectres des etoiles chaudes et des nebuleuses planetaires dans le proche infrarouge. ANDRILLAT Y.
1976POStr...4....1A 40 51 Cinematique, age et binarite des noyaux de nebuleuses planetaires. ACKER A.
1976S&T....51..363H 43 0 Deep-sky wonders. HOUSTON W.S.
1976SoSht.195....3K 53 0 The weighted average emission-line intensities in 54 planetary nebulae spectra. KOSTYAKOVA E.B.
1976TrSht..47..222K 53 0 The analysis of the catalogue of the planetary nebulae spectral line intensities. KOSTYAKOVA E.B.
1977A&A....54..435P 31 63 Ultraviolet observations of planetary nebulae. POTTASCH S.R., WESSELIUS P.R., WU C.C., et al.
1977A&A....56..189K 21 18 The dust to gas ratio and internal extinction in planetary nebulae. KOEPPEN J.
1977A&A....58L..29M 35 3 The evolution of line intensity ratios in planetary nebulae. MINELLO S. and SABBADIN F.
1977A&A....60L...9M 41 3 Statistical properties of planetary nebulae: central stars. MINELLO S. and SABBADIN F.
1977A&AS...30..217A 982 4 Bibliographical index of planetary nebulae for the period 1965-1976. ACKER A. and MARCOUT J.
1977ApJ...215..609H 17 51 Spectroscopic studies of very old hot stars. II. Spectral classification, absolute magnitudes and distances of O-type planetary nuclei. HEAP S.R.
1977ApJ...215..864H 7 31 Spectroscopic studies of very old hot stars. III- Atmospheric properties of seven planetary nuclei. HEAP S.R.
1977ATsir.947....3N 9 0 The observations of 9 planetary nebulae in the spectral region 6000-7000A. NOSKOVA R.I.
1978A&A....62...95P 40 80 Ultraviolet radiation from planetary nebulae. II. Radiation from the central stars. POTTASCH S.R., WESSELIUS P.R., WU C.C., et al.
1978A&A....63..279A 5 7 Spectroscopic observations of stars and planetary nebulae with a multichannel analogue detector system. ADRIANZYK G., BAIETTO J.C., BERGER J.P., et al.
1978A&A....68L...7H 4 10 Neutral carbon emission in M 42. HIPPELEIN H. and MUNCH G.
1978A&A....70..629P 19 25 Ultraviolet observations of planetary nebulae. POTTASCH S.R., WESSELIUS P.R. and VAN DUINEN R.J.
1978A&AS...33..223S 115 13 Statistical properties of planetary nebulae: graphic presentation. SABBADIN F. and MINELLO S.
1978A&AS...33..367A 331 218 A new synthetic distance scale for planetary nebulae. ACKER A.
1978ApJ...219..914B 1 43 227 Spectrophotometry of planetary nebulae. I. Physical conditions. BARKER T.
1978ApJ...220..193B 43 119 Spectrophotometry of planetary nebulae. II. Chemical abundances. BARKER T.
1978ApJ...221..145B 20 30 Spectrophotometry of planetary nebulae. III. Sulfur abundances. BARKER T.
1978ApJ...225..527K 58 65 Galactic abundances of neon, argon and chlorine derived from planetary nebulae. KALER J.B.
1978ApJ...226..947K 93 103 The enrichment of He in planetary nebulae. KALER J.B.
1978SvAL....4..276N 8 0 Parameters of eight planetary nebula nuclei. NOSKOVA R.I.
1978IAUS...76...93P 24 3 Advances in ultraviolet observations. POTTASCH S.R.
1978IAUS...76..111T 13 4 Planetary nebulae : advances in radio observations. TERZIAN Y.
1978IAUS...76..122N 8 0 The detailed spectrophotometry of 8 planetary nebulae in the spectral region lambda lambda 6,000-11,000. NOSKOVA R.I.
1978IAUS...76..124M 11 3 Observations of cool dust in planetary nebulae. MOSELEY H. and HARPER D.A.
1978IAUS...76..171H 24 9 Atmospheres of central stars. HUMMER D.G.
1978IAUS...76..281M 6 11 Dust in planetary nebulae. MATHIS J.S.
1979A&AS...36..169M 145 23 2,7 GHz radio frequency measurements of planetary nebulae. MILNE D.K. and WEBSTER B.L.
1979A&AS...37....1T 1 17 108 A survey of OH near the galactic plane. TURNER B.E.
1979AJ.....84..345S 71 21 A survey of infrared stars and planetary nebulae for circumstellar OH emission. SILVERGLATE P., ZUCKERMAN B., TERZIAN Y., et al.
1979ApJ...228..163K 98 65 The enrichment of nitrogen and He in planetary nebulae. KALER J.B.
1979ApJ...229..587G 12 26 The 10 micron properties of planetary nebulae. GRASDALEN G.L.
1979ApJ...230..434D 44 54 OH emission from early-type emission-line stars with large infrared excesses. DAVIS L.E., SEAQUIST E.R. and PURTON C.R.
1979MNRAS.189..701L 14 7 Observations of the central stars of planetary nebulae with the sky-survey telescope of the TD-1 satellite. LUTZ J.H. and CARNOCHAN D.J.
1979Afz....15..269K 176 8 Distances and galactic distribution of planetary nebulae. KHROMOV G.S.
1979IzKry..59..167G 45 5 The abundance of helium, oxygen and neon in planetary nebulae. GOLOVATYI V.V., PRONIK V.I. and YATSYK O.S.
1979SvA....23..297N 9 1 Physical parameters of nine planetary nebulae. NOSKOVA R.I.
1979SvA....23..425P 168 12 Evolution of planetary nebulae : the temperature of their central stars. PILYUGIN L.S. and KHROMOV G.S.
1980A&A....84..284N 10 43 The far ultraviolet emission of the central stars of planetary nebulae. NATTA A., POTTASCH S.R. and PREITE-MARTINEZ A.
1980A&A....85L..15K 4 7 High dispersion EUV observations of planetary nebulae. KOEPPEN J. and WEHRSE R.
1980A&A....88....1M 130 134 Distances of planetary nebulae. MACIEL W.J. and POTTASCH S.R.
1980A&A....89...33A 96 29 Relations between chemical, spatial and kinematic properties of planetary nebulae. ACKER A.
1980A&A....91..378N 10 0 The far ultraviolet emission of the central stars of planetary nebulae - erratum . NATTA A., POTTASCH S.R. and PREITE-MARTINEZ A.
1980ApJ...237..486D 12 51 Infrared line measurements and the abundance of sulfur in planetary nebulae. DINERSTEIN H.L.
1980ApJ...238..585C 61 73 Infrared photometry of southern planetary nebulae and emission-line objects. COHEN M. and BARLOW M.J.
1980ApJ...238..892M 1 13 113 Observations of cool dust in planetary nebulae. MOSELEY H.
1980ApJ...239...78K 95 96 The oxygen enrichment of the galaxy. KALER J.B.
1980ApJ...239..592K 76 12 Neutral oxygen and nitrogen lines in planetary nebulae. KALER J.B.
1980ApJ...241.1014Z 1 5 38 A search for atomic hydrogen from evolved stars and planetary nebulae. ZUCKERMAN B., TERZIAN Y. and SILVERGLATE P.
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