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  • The chemical composition of the RV Tauri variable IW Carinae 
    Giridhar, S; Kameswara Rao, N; Lambert, D. L (The American Astronomical Society, 1994-12)
    Analysis of the RV Tauri star IW Carinae shows a photospheric composition unlike that reported previously for a few other RV Tau stars but resembling that of certain post-asymptotic giant branch stars (post-AGB) stars. IW ...
  • Comments on the variability and physical parameters of the F supergiant Phi Cassiopeiae 
    Ferro, A. A; Parrao, L; Giridhar, S (Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 1988-08)
    UBVRI and uvby photometry and radial velocities have been obtained for the F0 Ia supergiant Phi Cas. The variability is confirmed from the radial velocities; the velocity range is small (Delta V/subr of about 6 km/s). No ...
  • Consequences of a chromospheric temperature rise on the formation of the H-alpha line in late-type supergiants 
    Mallik, S. G. V; Mallik, D. C. V (Royal Astronomical Society, 1988-08)
    Computations of the H-alpha line profiles were performed in a non-LTE moving chromosphere with temperature rise to simulate the observed H-alpha characteristics in G and K supergiants. The comoving frame radiative transfer ...
  • Epsilon Aurigae in eclipse. I - Ultraviolet spectroscopy during INGRESS and totality 
    Parthasarathy, M; Lambert, D. L (Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 1983-12)
    Epsilon Aurigae is a long-period eclipsing system containing a F0 Ia supergiant and an unseen slightly less-massive secondary. A primary eclipse began in mid-1982 with the unseen companion passing in front of the supergiant. ...
  • Equivalent width of OI λ7774 and absolute magnitude relation for F and G supergiants 
    Kameswara Rao, N; Mallik, S. G. V (Royal Astronomical Society, 1978-04)
    Luminosity calibration is established for F5-G2 supergiants using the equivalent width measures of OI λ7774 and FeI λ7748
  • The far-infrared (IRAS) excess in HD 161796 and related stars 
    Parthasarathy, M; Pottasch, S. R (European Southern Observatory, 1986-01)
    The far infrared IRAS measurements of the high galactic latitude F-supergiant HD 161796 and related stars are found to show strong far infrared excesses, due to large amounts of dust around them. For HD 161796 the dust ...
  • IUE observations of high galactic latitude F supergiants HD 161796 and HD 187885 
    Parthasarathy, M; Pottasch, S. R; Wamsteker, W (European Southern Observatory, 1988-09)
    Low resolution (6 A) IUE ultraviolet spectra of the high galactic latitude F supergiants HD 161796 (F3 Ib) and HD 187885 (F2-3I) are analyzed. The UV spectrum (1250 A to 3250 A) of HD 161796 shows no excess UV flux ...
  • On the infrared bands of a A10 related to Mira phenomena 
    Murty, P. S (D. Reidel Publishing Company, 1978-04)
    The calculated band positions and intensity factors for the bands of the infrared A-X transition of A10 suggest that an investigation for the infrared bands in the 1 to 5 micron region of the spectra of Mira stars and M ...
  • A photometric study of F-type stars of high galactic latitude 
    Ferro, A. A; Giridhar, S; Chavez, M; Parrao, L (European Southern Observatory, 1989-04)
    Photometry in the O I 7774 A line and the uvbybeta system is presented for a group of high Galactic latitude F-type luminosity type I stars. The results indicate that the candidates are high gravity near solar Fe/H abundance ...
  • Possible proto-planetary nebulae 
    Parthasarathy, M (Cambridge University Press, 1989)
    IRAS data for high-galactic-latitude F supergiants, a few luminous F-G stars, and a few peculiar (forbidden) emission-line stars reveal they have dust shells with characteristics similar to those observed in planetary ...
  • A study of the H-alpha line in late G and K supergiants 
    Mallik, S. G. V (Indian Academy of Sciences, 1982-03)
    H-alpha is investigated spectroscopically in order to gain information on the properties of expanding chromospheres of late G and K supergiants. Spectra of 23 stars brighter than V equals 6.0 are obtained at dispersions ...

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