Stellar atmospheres

Part 3 — III. MATERIAL USED IN CHAPTER VIII

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STELLAR ATMOSPHERES EDITOR’S FOREWORD

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TABLEXVIII TABLE XIX NOTES ON OBSERVATIONAL MATERIAL

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TABLE XXXII TABLE XXXIII TABLE XXXIV SUBJECT INDEX NAME INDEX

THE line intensities quoted in Chapter VIII were derived from the spectra of the stars enumerated below in Table XXXII. Successive columns contain the Draper class, the name of the star, the Boss number, the visual apparent magnitude, and the reduced proper motion H. The stars within each class are arranged in order of right ascension.

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