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Quarterly Report

January - March 1990

April 26,1990

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. INTRODUCTION 1

II. PERSONNEL 2

Appendices

Appendix A: Telescope Usage StatisticsAppendix B: Observational Programs

I. INTRODUCTION

In June 1988, the Division of Astronomical Sciences of the National Science Foundation (NSF)decided that one quarterly report would be timed to coincide with the Annual Presentation to the NSF.Information that would have been included in the second quarter report was subsumed instead intomaterial prepared by NOAO for the Annual Centers Presentation to the NSF, held April 10 - 12, 1990in Washington, D.C.

The NOAO Management Committee decided NOAO would continue to keep quarterly records ofstatistics. This document contains statistics from the Personnel office, telescope usage statistics, andobservational programs.

n. PERSONNEL

A. Visiting Scientists.

The following visitors arrived at NOAO facilities for periods of one month or more during theJanuary 1 - March 31, 1990 quarter.

date

arrived name

1/1/90 Rory Toma1/8/90 Gretchen Harris

1/8/90 William Harris

1/15/90 Eileen Friel

1/17/90 William Julian

1/22/90 Steve Howell

1/26/90 Robert Schommer

2/1/90 Peter Bernath

2/1/90 Thilak Fernando

2/1/90 Cori Frum

2/1/90 Yurij Gilagolevskij

2/1/90 Becky Hailey2/1/90 Clive Jarman

2/1/90 Stephen Kukolich2/1/90 Mark McCaughrean2/1/90 Deanne Pauley2/1/90 Mark Roehrig2/1/90 Samuil Svainshtein

2/1/90 Simon Tam

2/1/90 Todd Tripp2/1/90 Oran White

2/5/90 Donald Hamilton

2/21/90 Michael Corbin

3/6/90 Pierre Lena

institution

University of Arizona - TucsonUniversity of Waterloo - CanadaMcMaster University - CanadaDominion Astrophysical ObservatoryNew Mexico State University -

Las Cruces

University of Arizona - TucsonRutgers UniversityUniversity of Arizona - TucsonUniversity of Arizona - TucsonUniversity of Arizona - TucsonSpecial Astrophysical Observatory

Kraj, U.S.S.R.University of Arizona - TucsonUniversity of Arizona - TucsonUniversity of Arizona - TucsonUniversity of Arizona - TucsonUniversity of Arizona - TucsonUniversity of Arizona - TucsonInst, for Terrestrial Magnetism -

Washington, D. C.University of Arizona - TucsonUniversity of Arizona - TucsonLazy FW Ranch - Boulder, ColoradoCalTech - Pasadena, California

Ohio State UniversityObservatoire de Paris - Meudon, France

NOAO facility

visited

NSO/Tucson

KPNO

KPNO

CTIO

KPNO

KPNO

CTIO

CCS

CCS

CCS

KPNO

CCS

CCS

CCS

CCS

CCS

CCS

NSO/Tucson

CCS

KPNO

NSO/Tucson

CCS

CTIO

KPNO

The following shows details of new appointments made to NOAO during the January 1 - March 31, 1990quarter.

B. New Appointees.

date of name position NOAO division

appointment

1/2/90 Larry Goble Senior Engineer NOAO

1/8/90 Nicolas Roddier Assistant Engineer NOAO

2/5/90 Karie Meyers Public Information Officer NOAO

2/6/90 Roger Luce Senior Engineer KPNO

3/1/90 William Hull Senior Engineer NSO/Sunspot

C. Change of Status.

date name position NOAO division

3/1/90 Kurt Cramer Mgr. KP Operations toMgr., Telescope Svcs.

KPNO

TELESCOPE USAGE STATISTICS

January - March 1990

APPENDIX A

Telescope

Astronomical Observations Scheduled

Maintenance,Engineering,Instrument

Tests,

EquipmentChanges, etc.

Hours

Scheduled

Hours Used Hours Lost

Visitors Staff Weather

EquipmentFailure

4-m 862.7 438.3 221.4 78.3 63.1 61.6

1.5-m 855.6 544.9 147.1 70.5 18.3 74.8

1-m 744.8 541.0 31.9 126.1 14.5 31.3

CTIO 0.9-m 845.5 665.2 73.1 88.0 3.2 16.0

*0.6/0.9-m 248.9 119.5 42.9 39.0 8.0 39.5

0.6-m 41.5 27.0 0 14.5 0 0

4-m 1142.5 620.08 80.42 326.75 48.25 67.0

2.1-m 1067.0 546.3 103.7 343.0 44.5 29.5

Coude" Feed 965.75 534.25 71.0 274.5 82.0 4.0

KPNO 1.3-m 1049.75 465.95 154.8 367.25 37.75 24.0

#1 0.9-m 914.0 356.65 181.6 345.75 17.0 13.0

#2 0.9-m 825.75 383.5 111.25 310.25 20.75 0

Schmidt 173.5 66.75 0 106.75 0 0

Hilltop Dome 2448.0 454.0 1124.0 745.0 125.0 0

Vac. Tower 599.0 136.0 143.0 255.0 65.0 0

Evans Fac. 1609.0 561.5 298.5 625.0 124.0 0

NSO **FTS Lab 263.5 76.5 0 36.0 3.0 148.0

**McMath 555.5 132.0 65.5 338.0 20.0 0

Vacuum/KP 708.0 269.5 0 366.5 72.0 0

Fourier Tach. 544.0 102.0 0 442.0 0 0

Note: Scheduled hours are calculated according to the ephemerides for CTIO:January - 8.5 hours/night; February - 9.5 hoursAiight; March - 10.5 hours/night.

* Use restricted to dark of the moon.

** Totals include both day and night hours. (All others are day only.)

OBSERVATIONAL PROGRAMS

APPENDIX B

Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory

January-February-March: Individual Telescope Assignments are listed below. Graduate Students areindicated by an asterisk after their names. Nights assigned, (hours worked), and telescope used areindicated. Service Observing programs are denoted by S.O. instead of nights assigned.

C. Anguita and M.T. Ruiz, U. de Chile: "CCD Parallaxes for Faint Proper Motion Stars",3(26)1.5-m.

B. Anthony-Twarog, Ohio State U.: "Standard Fields for CCD uvby Observations", ll(71)l-m,2(13)0.9-m, 3(8)0.6-m.

J. Baldwin, CTIO: "Photometric Monitoring of a QSO Sample" 2(20)0.9-m.

J. Baldwin, CTIO, and M. Corbin*, Ohio State U.: "The Narrow-Lined Region of NGC 3393",2(21 )4-m, l(9)0.9-m.

D. Bell* and K. Yoss, U. of Illinois: "Spectroscopy and Photometry of G and K Stars in Vela",6(57)1.5-m, 10(73)l-m.

M. Buie, STScI, and D. Tholen, U. of Hawaii: "Photometry of Pluto-Charon Mutual Events",2(17)1.5-m.

R. Buta and D. Crocker, U. of Alabama: "A CCD Imaging Survey of Southern Outer-RingedGalaxies", 4(39)1.5-m, 6(54)1-m.

P. Conti, U. of Colorado, W. Sargent, Caltech, and W. Vacca, U. of Colorado: "Wolff-RayetGalaxies", 3(27)4-m.

D. Crisp, Jet Propulsion Lab., J. Elias, CTIO, and F. Gerbault, Ames Research Center: "InfraredImaging of the Dark Hemisphere of Venus", 6(57)1.5-m (daytime observations).

A. Crotts, NASA Goddard SFC, and S. Heathcote, CTIO: "The Dynamics and Morphology of theEmission-line Nebula Surrounding SN1987A", 3(28)4-m, 2(20)1.5-m.

A. Danks, Applied Research Corp., and M. Perez, IUE Observatory: "CCD Photometry of SouthernSO Galaxies", 8(72)0.9-m.

R. de Carvalho, S. Djorgovski, M. Strauss, and W. Weir, Caltech: "Spectroscopy and Photometry ofSouthern Elliptical Galaxies", l(ll)1.5-m, 6(45)0.9-m.

K. DeGioia-Eastwood, Northern Arizona U., and K. Cudworth, U. of Chicago: "The Present DayMass Function in N3603 and Tr 14/16", 6(37)0.9-m.

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D. DePoy, CTIO, I. Gatley and R. Probst, KPNO: "IR Spectroscopy of Regions of Massive StarFormation in the LMC", 3(29)4-m.

L. Deutsch, G. Fazio, and J. Hora*, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophys., and W. Hoffmann,U. of Arizona: "8-13 Micron Imaging of SN 1987A and Planetary Nebulae", 4(28)4-m.

J. Drilling, J. Vijapurkar*, and C. Perry, Louisiana State U., and K. Simon, U. Miinchen:"Spectroscopic and Photometric Studies of OB+ Stars", 9(77)l-m.

0. Eggen, CTIO: "Star Photometry", 2(15)1.5-m.

J. Elias, CTIO, and J. Frogel, Ohio State U.: "IR Photometry of IRAS Stars in the MagellanicClouds", 3(29)4-m.

J. Elias, CTIO: "Infrared Spectroscopy of Herbig-Haro Objects", 5(23)4-m.

H. Ford and X. Hui*, STScI, K. Freeman, Mt. Stromlo and Siding Spring Observatories, and G.Jacoby and R. Ciardullo, KPNO: "Halo Dynamics and the Mass Distribution in M104 (theSombrero)", 4(22)4-m.

E. Friel, Dominion Astrophysical Obs., and K. Janes, Boston U.: "Spectroscopy of Outer Disk OpenClusters", 3(31)1.5-m.

J. Graham, Dept. Terrestr. Magnetism: "Emission-line Stars in the Gum Nebula Region" 7(45)MS.

J. Graham, Dept. Terrestr. Magnetism, D. Geisler, N. Suntzeff, and T. Ingerson, CTIO, and M.Mateo, The Carnegie Observatories: "Abundances of Red Giants in Large Magellanic CloudClusters", 3(24)4-m, 2(17)0.9-m.

S. Heathcote, CTIO, and B. Reipurth, ESO: "Using Reflection Nebulae as Probes of the CloseEnvironment of Young Stellar Objects", 2(21)4-m.

W.D. Heintz, Swarthmore Coll.: "Observations of Southern Double Stars", 12(114)0.9-m,2(19)0.6-m.

J. Imamura, U. of Oregon, C. Ho and J. Middleditch, Los Alamos National Lab, and L. Whitlock, U.of Florida: "Study of Rapid Optical Pulsars in the Large Magellanic Cloud", 6(31)1.5-m.

C. Impey, U. of Arizona, and X.T. He, Beijing Normal U., China: "QSOs as Probes of HighRedshift Superclusters", 3(29)4-m.

H. Kirkpatrick*, U. of Maryland, T. Heckman, Johns Hopkins U., and A. Wilson, U. of Maryland:"Comparing Star Formation Rates in Seyfert and Normal Galaxies", 3(32)1.5-m.

A. Landolt and R. Light, Louisiana State U.: 1) "UBVRI Photometric Sequences I", 2) "UBVRIPhotometric Sequences III", 7(32)1.5-m.

S. Lipari, U. de Cordoba, Argentina: "Spectroscopy of Active Galaxies", 3(14)l-m.

B. Margon and P. Szkody, U. of Washington, and R. Williams, CTIO: "Photometry of the CVESV1132-11", 3(27)0.9-m.

J. Maza, C. Anguita, M.T. Ruiz, and I. Kohnenkamp, U. de Chile: " Proper Motion of the LMC",3(27)4-m.

K. Meech, U. of Hawaii, and W. Weller, CTIO: "Recovery of Periodic Comets at Large HeliocentricDistances", 5(36)MS.

A. Moneti, ESO: "Search for the Energy Sources of Southern Herbig-Haro Objects", 5(55)1.5-m.

J. Nemec, U. of British Columbia, and M. Mateo, The Observatories CIW: "Are the RR Lyrae Starsin Carina 7 Gyr Old?", 2(23)4-m.

J. Nemec, U. of British Columbia, and A. Walker, CTTO: "CCD Photometry of the Variable Stars inIC4499", 3(32)1.5-m.

P. Nisenson, M. Karovska, C. Papaliolios, and C. Standley, Harvard-Smithsonian Center forAstrophys., and S. Heathcote, CTIO: "Speckle Imaging of SN 1987A", 2(18)4-m.

P. Nisenson, M. Karovska, C. Papaliolios, and C. Standley, Harvard-Smithsonian Center forAstrophys.: "Speckle Observations of SN 1987A and Mira-type Variables", 3(9)4-m.

R. Olowin, St. Mary's Coll., J. Huchra, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophys., and H. Corwin,U. of Texas: "Mean Cluster Redshifts and Velocity Dispersions for a Sample of Southern AbellClusters", 3(27)4-m.

T. Oswalt, Florida Inst, of Technology, P. Hintzen, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Ctr., E. Sion,Villanova U., and J. Liebert, U. of Arizona: "Spectroscopy of Faint Luyten White Dwarf Binaries",4(36)4-m.

C. Pennypacker, Lawrence Berkeley Lab., J. Middleditch, Los Alamos National Lab., G. Fazio,Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophys., T. Sasseen, S. Perlmutter, R. Muller, H. Marvin, L.-P.Wong, and C. Smith, Lawrence Berkeley Lab. 2(17)4-m.

B. Penprase* and J. Blades, STScI: 1) "Optical Spectroscopy of High Latitude Molecular CloudCores", 2) "Spectroscopic Observations of Nearby High Velocity Clouds", 6(32)l-m.

D. Peterson, SUNY: "Occultations of Praesepe Cluster Members", 2(12)1.5-m.

R. Phelps* and K. Janes, Boston U.: "An Investigation of the Galactic Initial Mass Function",5(51)0.9-m.

A. Phillips*, U. of Washington: "HE Regions in Barred Spiral Galaxies", 6(63)0.9-m.

M. Phillips, D. DePoy, J. Elias, A. Gomez, M. Hamuy, S. Heathcote, M. Navarrete, N. Suntzeff, D.Terndrup, L. Wells, and R. Williams, CTIO: "Continuing Optical and Infrared Observations of SN1987A in the LMC", 4(30)4-m, 3(21)1.5-m, 3(13)0.9-m.

M. Phillips, CTIO: "The Spectrum of the Type la Supernova 1989B One Year After Maximum",2(15)4-m.

M. Phillips, R. Williams, and M. Hamuy, CTIO: "Spectral Evolution of Supernovae and Novae",6(44)1.5-m.

H. Quintana, A. Ramirez, and L. Ladron de Guevara, U. Catolica de Chile: "Dynamics of cD GalaxyCluster Cores", 3(27)4-m.

H. Quintana, A. Ramirez, G. Herding, U. CatoUca de Chile: "Survey of a Complete Sample ofDumb-Bell Galaxies", 2(19)0.9-m.

B.C. Reed, U. of Waterloo: "Optical Galactic Structure at 1 = 250 and 260", 3(21)l-m, 3(12)MS.

J. Roth* and J. Mould, Caltech: "Peculiar Velocities of IRAS Galaxies", 6(62)0.9-m.

M.T. Ruiz, J. Maza, and C. Anguita, U. de Chile: "Search and Study of Faint Nearby Stars",4(29)1.5-m.

M.T. Ruiz, J. Maza, and M. Takamiya, U. de Chile: "Study of Large Proper Motion Stars",2(10)1.5-m.

R. Schommer, Rutgers U., G. Bothun, U. of Michigan, T. Williams, Rutgers U., and J. Mould,Caltech: "Large Scale Motions and Deviations from Hubble Flow", 5(45)1.5-m, 4(45)0.9-m.

M. Shara and H. Ford, STScI, R. Williams, CTIO, R. Ciardullo, KPNO, and S. Winkelman*, U. of

Michigan: "Recovery of Novae and Detection of Dwarf Novae in the Magellanic Clouds", 2(15)4-m.

M. Shara, R. Burg, C. Sturch, and L. Siciliano, STScI: "The Second Guide Star PhotometricCatalog", 12(88)0.9-m.

M. Shara, STScI, A. Moffat, U. de Montreal, and M. Potter, STScI: "A Survey of the SouthernMilky Way for Distant Wolf-Rayet Stars, and for SS 433s", 3(30)4-m.

S. Shawl, U. of Kansas, and D. Bord, U. of Michigan: "A Spectroscopic Search for Companions toSouthern Long-Period Variable Stars", 6(38)l-m.

J. Steiner and M. Diaz, Inst, de Pesquisas Espaciais: "UBVRI Photometry of CP Pup", 4(20) 1-m.

T. Storchi-Bergmann and C.J. Bonatto, UFRGS, Brazil: "Extended Gas Emission in Nearby Seyfert 2Nuclei", 3(00)0.9-m.

N. Suntzeff and M. Phillips, CTIO: "Optical Photometry of Supernovae at Late Epochs", S.O.(5)4-m.

B. Twarog and B.J. Anthony-Twarog, U. of Kansas, and J. Laird, Bowling Green State U.:"Extension and Expansion of the uvby Photometric System", 10(75)l-m.B. Twarog, U. of Kansas: "uvby HB Photometry of A Stars near Berkeley 39", 2(16)1.5-m.

A. Tyson, AT&T Bell Labs, F. Valdes, NOAO, and P. Guhathakurta* Princeton U.: "Cluster DarkMatter and the Nature of the Faint Blue Galaxies", 3(23)4-m.

A. Walker, CTIO: "Cepheids in Centaurus Group Galaxies", S.O.(5)4-m.

G. Wallerstein, U. of Washington: "High S/N Spectra of Interstellar Till and Call in the VelaSupernova Remnant", 3(32)4-m.

D. Walter* and R. Dufour, Rice U.: "Imagery and Spectroscopy of Nebulosities Surrounding EtaCarinae", 4(34) 1-m, 4(30)0.9-m.

R. Wing, Ohio State U.: "Recognition and Classification of K-Type Supergiants in the LMC",8(64) 1-m.

R. Wing, Ohio State U., and V. Blanco, CTIO: "Narrow-Band Photometry of M-Type Supergiants inthe LMC", 5(44)1.5-m.

D. Womble*, M. Burbidge, V. Junkkarinen, and R. Cohen, U. of California San Diego: "Probing theExtent and Content of Gaseous Galactic Disks with QSO Absorption Lines", 3(31)4-m.

MICHIGAN PROGRAM

J. Schombert, U. of Michigan, N. Caldwell, SAO, and W. Weller, CTIO: "A Search for Dwarfs inNearby Groups", 7(63)MS.

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7615 2 f89

H Abt, N Morrell,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesBinary Frequency in the alpha Persei Cluster

Coude Feed

Fri Apr 13 11:18:24 1990

Nights Hours Days Hours

6.00 42.00 0.00

8049 2 s90

H Abt, N Morrell,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesA Search for Binaries in Two Extreme Clusters

Coude Feed 7.00 3 6.00 0". 00

8068 2 s90

T Armandroff,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesG Da Costa, R Zinn, Yale UniversityMetallicities and Radial Velocities of Outer-HaloGlobular Nr. 1 0.9 meter 2. 00 1.00 0.00

7829 2 f89

S Balachandran, University of HawaiiDepletion Mechanisms in the Lithium "Dip"

Coude Feed 7.00 36.00 0.00

7087 2 s90

T Beers, Michigan State UniversityG Preston, S Shectman,Mt. Wilson & Las Campanas ObservatoriesA Search for Extremely Low Metallicity Stars inthe Galacti Burrell Schmidt 12.00 25.00 0.00

8067 8 s90

K Borne, Space Telescope Science InstituteJ Hoessel, University of WisconsinM Balcells, Kapteyn Astronomical InstituteInternal Dynamics of Tidally-Disturbed EllipticalGalaxies 4 meter 3.00 20.00 0.00

3197 7 s90

T Boroson, R Green,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesSpectroscopic Properties of PG Quasars

2.1 meter 6.00 62.00 0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00


Appendix BKitt Peak Natiomal Observatory

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Nights Hours Days Hours8039 5 s90

G Bothun, University of MichiganC Impey, University of ArizonaStar Formation in Extremely Low SurfaceBrightness 2.1 meter 6.00 61.75 0.00 0.00

7886 2 f89

J Brown, University of WashingtonH Johnson, Indiana UniversityK Hinkle,National Optical Astronomy Observatories10830 in MS/S Stars

4 meter 0.00 0.00 1.00 6.00

7877 8 s90

H Bushouse, Northwestern UniversityA Stanford, University of WisconsinNear-infrared Imaging of the Arp Atlas ofGalaxies 1.3 meter 7.00 51.50 0.00 0.00

8034 8 s90

H Bushouse, Northwestern UniversitySpectral Properties of Interacting Galaxies

Nr. 2 0.9 meter 3.00 2.00 D.00 0.00

8048 2 s90

M Castelaz, T Persinger, J Stein,Allegheny ObservatoryContinuing Intermediate-Band Observations of MAPRegion Nr. 2 0.9 meter 6.50 58.50 0.00 0.00

7937 9 f89

A Caulet, B Woodgate, P Hintzen, R Oliversen,L Brown, NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterR Green,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesJ Lowenthal, University of ArizonaLya Disks at Redshift z > 2.3

4 meter 4.00 38.50 0.00 0.00

7870 2 f89 s90

S Challener, Case Western Reserve UniversityChemical Abundances in High-Velocity G and KGiants Coude Feed 6.00 49.00 0.00 0.00


Nights Hours Days Hours7980 7 f89

K Chambers, Johns Hopkins UniversityG Miley, University of LeidenW van Breugel,University of California, BerkeleySpectroscopy and Dynamics of z > 2 Galaxies

4 meter 2.00 12.50 0.00 0.00

8235 7 s90

K Chambers, Johns Hopkins UniversityW van Breugel,University of California, BerkeleyG Miley, University of LeidenInfrared Imaging of Z > 2 Galaxies

4 meter 3.00 16.50 0.00 0.00

7421 8 f89

R Ciardullo,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesH alpha Observations of Novae in Local GroupGalaxies Nr. 1 0.9 meter 3.00 23.00 0.00 0.00

8183 8 s90

R Ciardullo, G Jacoby,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesH Ford, Space Telescope Science InstituteHalo Dynamics and Mass Distribution in EllipticalGalaxies: 4 meter 3.00 3.50 0.00 0.00

8130 2 s90

R Dempsey, B Bopp, University of ToledoA Search for Profile Asymmetries inChromospherically Coude Feed 5.00 36.00 0.00 0.00

8207 3 s90

S Doinidis, T Beers, Michigan State UniversityUBV Photometry of Field Horizontal-BranchCandidate Stars Nr. 2 0.9 meter 7.00 43.00 0.00 0.00

7995 5 f89

R Downes, J Weiland,Applied Research CorporationD Leisawitz, NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterC Keyes, University of California, Los AngelesStar Formation in IRAS Cirrus Clouds

Burrell Schmidt 5.00 41.75 0.00 0.00


8122 7 s90

S Eales, Space Telescope Science InstituteObservations of the CO Bandhead in Extreme IRAS

Galaxies 2.1 meter

Fri Apr 13 11:18:24 1990


8255 7 s90

P Eisenhardt, NASA Ames Research CenterM Dickinson, H Spinrad,University of California, BerkeleyA Chokshi, Princeton UniversityS Djorgovski, California Institute of TechnologyP McCarthy, Carnegie Observatories, (OCIW)Infrared Imaging of 3CR Radio Galaxies with Z >1 4 meter

8105 7 s90

R Elston,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesJ Bechtold, University of ArizonaOIII[5007] Emission from QSO Absorption LineGalaxies 4 meter

4.00 23.50 0.00

5.00 36.00 0.00

3.50 23.50 0.00

8266 9 s90

S Faber, S Courteau,University of California, Santa CruzAnalysis of Large-Scale Velocity Flows from aLarge Sample Nr. 1 0.9 meter 6.00 48.00 0.00

7831 2 f89

F Fekel, Vanderbilt UniversityG Henry, Tennessee State UniversitySpectroscopy of Binary and Multiple Stars

Coude Feed

8173 9 s90

M Fitchett, W Oegerle,Space Telescope Science InstituteDo High Velocity Dispersion Clusters Exist?

4 meter

4.00 36.00 0.00

3.00 30.00 0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00


8174 2 s90

H Ford, Space Telescope Science InstituteJ Perelmuter, Johns Hopkins UniversityThree Color BVR Survey of the M81 GlobularCluster System 4 meter

Fri Apr 13 11:18:24 1990


8227 7 s90

W Forrest, J Pipher, S Solomon, P Turner,University of RochesterD Nadeau, University of MontrealIR Imaging of Starburst Galaxies

2.1 meter

8061 8 s90

M Franx,

Harvard-Smithsonian Center for AstrophysicsG Illingworth,University of California, Santa CruzKinematics of Ellipticals: Implications for theirFormation 4 meter

8003 4 f89

P Frisch, University of ChicagoJ Fowler, Apache Point ObservatoryNearby Interstellar Clouds

Coude Feed

8145 9 s90

A Fruchter, Carnegie Institution of WashingtonG Bothun, University of MichiganT Lauer, Princeton UniversityPeculiar Velocities or Systematic Errors?

Nr. 1 0.9 meter

4 meter

9096 0 f89 s90

F Gillett, NASA HeadquartersScience and Engineering with the CRSP

2.1 meter

9093 0 f89

R Gilliland, Space Telescope Science InstituteCCD Photometry of Blue Stragglers and Sub-Giantsin M67 2 . 1 meter

2.50 28.00 0.00 0.00

1.50 2.00 0.00 0.00

3.00 32.50 0.00 0.00

2.00 21.00 0.00 0.00

3.00 33.00 0.00 0.00

4.00 39.00 0.00 0.00

3.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

6.00 71.00 0.00 0.00



J Goebel, B Ragent, NASA Ames Research CenterD Crisp, R Preston, Jet Propulsion LaboratoryR Probst,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesW Sinton, University of HawaiiInfrared Imaging of the Dark Hemisphere of Venus

1.3 meter 0.00 0.00 9.00 48.00

8090 1 s90

J Goebel, NASA Ames Research CenterR Probst,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesD Crisp, Jet Propulsion LaboratoryInfrared Imaging of the Dark Side of Venus

4 meter 0.00 0.00 8.00 12.25

7878 3 f89

P Green, B Margon, University of WashingtonDistant Halo Carbon Stars as Tracers of the

Galactic Potent Nr. 1 0.9 meter 6.00 47.00 0.00 0.00

8063 3 s90

P Green, B Margon, S Anderson,University of WashingtonDistant Halo Carbon Stars as Tracers of the

Galactic 2.1 meter 4.00 33.00 0.00 0.00

8014 8 s90

M Greenhouse, Smithsonian InstitutionC Woodward, University of WyomingH Smith, Laboratory for Astrophysics[Fe II] and PB Emission Line Imaging of M82Supernovae 2.1 meter 4.00 36.75 J.00 0.00

8199 2 s90

E Halbedel, Corralitos ObservatoryIntermediate-Band Photometry of Be Stars

Nr. 2 0.9 meter 7.50 47.50 0.00 0.00

8169 7 s90

J Halpern, Columbia UniversityK Chen, University of California, Santa BarbaraSearching for Accretion Disk Line Profiles inAGNs (con't.) 2.1 meter 3.00 36.00 0.00 0.00



F Hamann,

Mt. Wilson & Las Campanas ObservatoriesS Johansson, University of LundFe II Line Emission From Active Galactic Nuclei

4 meter 3.00 35.50 0.00 0.00

8009 8 s90

W Harris, P Fischer, McMaster UniversityDwarf Ellipticals in the Coma Cluster

4 meter 2.00 6.00 0.00 0.00

7840 7 f89

T Heckman, Space Telescope Science InstituteA Spectroscopic Investigation of Lyman AlphaEmission 4 meter 3.00 33.00 0.00 0.00

9095 0 f89

T Heckman, Johns Hopkins UniversityA Comparison of Star-Formation Rates in Seyfert &Normal 2.1 meter 4.00 24.00 0.00 0.00

8079 4 s90

R Henry, University of OklahomaG Chincarini, Osservatorio Astronomico di BreraEffects of Galaxy Environment Upon the ChemicalEvolution 2.1 meter 4.00 32.50 0.00 0.00

8097 7 s90

G Hill, R Goodrich, University of Texas, AustinD DePoy, Cerro Tololo Interamerican ObservatoryPaa in Radio Galaxies: A Search for Hidden

Broad-Line 4 meter 3.00 34.50 0.00 0.00

7909 4 f89

K Hinkle,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesP Bernath, University of ArizonaJ Ready, Los Alamos National LaboratoryInfrared Spectroscopy and Chemistry of C-RichCircumstellar 4 meter 3.00 36.00 2.50 4.25


Niqhts Hours Days Hours8185 2 s90

K Hinkle,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesV Smith, University of Texas, AustinClassification of S-Stars from Infrared Spectra

4 meter 0.00 0.00 2.00 8.75

7834 2 f89

L Hobbs, University of Chicago, Yerkes Obs.Lithium in Old Galactic Clusters

4 meter 3.00 33.50 0.00 0.00

9098 0 f89

L Hobbs, University of Chicago, Yerkes Obs.B Penprase, B Bhattacharya,Space Telescope Science InstituteSurvey of High Latitude Molecular Clouds

Nr. 2 0.9 meter 1.00 7.00 0.00 0.00

8237 4 s90

R Joyce,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesD Saperstein, J Kaufman, IBMSearch for Nitrogenated Amorphous Carbons inInterstellar 1.3 meter 3.00 27.00 0.00 0.00

8160 7 s90

V Junkkarinen, T Barlow,University of California, San DiegoPhotometric Monitoring of Broad Absorption LineQSOs Nr. 1 0.9 meter 5.00 52.50 0.00 0.00

7799 8 f89

W Keel, G Byrd, M Klaric, University of AlabamaTidal Triggering of Nuclear Phenomena inInteracting Galaxi 1.3 meter 5.00 61.00 0.00 0.00

8018 8 s90

R Kennicutt, Jr., University of ArizonaG Gavazzi, Istituo di Fisica CosmicaPhotometry of Spiral Galaxies in the ComaSupercluster 1.3 meter 5.00 11.00 0.00 0.00


Nights Hours Days Hours7810 2 f89 s90

T Kinman,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesPhotometry of Sanduleak Type AF Stars inAnticenter Fields 1.3 meter 6.00 43.50 0.00 0.00

7811 2 f89

T Kinman, N Sharp,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesVisual and Infrared Photometry of Nearby RR LyraeStars Nr. 2 0.9 meter 7.00 63.50 0.00 0.00

8111 2 s90

T Kinman,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesVisual and Infrared Photometry of Nearby RR LyraeStars 1.3 meter 6.00 37.00 0.00 0.00

Nr. 2 0.9 meter 7.00 37.00 0.00 0.00

9097 0 f89

T Kinman,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesSpectrophotometry of Sanduleak Type AF Stars

2.1 meter 3.00 36.50 0.00 0.00

7969 2 f89

S Kleinmann, University of MassachusettsM Tamura, R Joyce,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesSearch for Rapidly Mass-Losing Stars in IRASDatabase 1.3 meter 5.00 26.00 0.00 0.00

9101 0 s90

S Kleinmann, University of MassachusettsM Tamura,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesDwarf with Infrared Excess

1.3 meter 4.00 27.00 0.00 0.00

8017 2 s90

K Krishnaswamy Gilroy,University of British Columbia12C/13C Ratios in Open Cluster Giants and in HaloDwarfs 2.1 meter

Coude Feed

.00 13.50 0.00 0.00

.00 42.25 0.00 0.00



C Lacy, University of ArkansasApsidal Motion and Eclipsing Binaries

Coude Feed 6.00 48.00 0.00 0.00

8213 5 s90

E Lada, University of Texas, AustinThe Nature of the Embedded Stellar Population inthe Orion 1.3 meter 4.00 14.00 0.00 0.00

7571 10 f89

A Landolt, Louisiana State UniversityUBV Photometry of stars useful for checkingequipment Nr. 2 0.9 meter 7.00 22.00 0.00 0.00

7783 10 f89 s90

A Landolt, Louisiana State UniversityBroad-band Monitoring of Space TelescopeSpectrophotometry 1.3 meter 6.00 37.50 0.00 0.00

9100 0 s90

A Landolt, Louisiana State UniversityColor Magnitude Diagram - Cluster NGC 1746

Nr. 2 0.9 meter 3.00 5.00 0.00 0.00

8029 3 s90

A Layden, R Zinn, Yale UniversityMetallicities and Kinematics of RR Lyrae Stars

Nr. 2 0.9 meter 8.00 65.25 0.00 0.00

8229 4 s90

S Lord, NASA Ames Research CenterM Burton, University of California, IrvineB Smith, University of Texas, AustinThe Excitation of the Interstellar Medium in

Galaxies 1.3 meter 1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

8038 2 s90

R Luck, Case Western Reserve UniversityChemical Abundance in Normal A and Early F Stars

Coude Feed 7.00 62.00 0.00 0.00



L Marschall, Gettysburg CollegeK Janes, Boston UniversityPrecision UBVRI Photometry of the Old OpenCluster M67 Nr. 1 0.9 meter 6.00 42.00 0.00 0.00

7872 2 f89

R Mathieu, University of WisconsinS Barden,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesD Latham,Harvard-Smithsonian Center for AstrophysicsS Skinner, University of ColoradoA Survey for Short-Period Spectroscopic Binariesin M35 4 meter 3.00 27.25 0.00 0.00

8043 2 s90

T Meylan, Georgia State UniversityAbundance Survey of Solar Neighborhood Solar-LikeStars Coude Feed 6.00 38.00 0.00 0.00

9099 0 f89

H Miller, Georgia State UniversityBlazar Variability and the Existence of AccretionDisks Nr. 1 0.9 meter 4.00 48.00 0.00 0.00

8066 2 s90

N Morrell,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesN Walborn, Space Telescope Science InstituteSpectroscopic Study of Subluminous OB-Stars

Coude Feed 6.00 41.50 0.00 0.00

8191 7 s90

T Nakajima, California Institute of TechnologyN Carleton,Harvard-Smithsonian Center for AstrophysicsM Nishida, University of KyotoNear Infrared Spectroscopy of Active GalacticNuclei 4 meter 3.00 6.50 0.00 0.00



R Oliversen, P Hintzen, B Woodgate,NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterCoronal Line Emission in the Abell 1795 & CygnusA Cooling 4 meter 3.00 21.50 0.00 0.00

7862 7 f89 s90

P Osmer, A Porter, R Green,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesColorimetry of High Redshift Quasars

Nr. 1 0.9 meter 10.00 73.00 0.00 0.00

8202 7 s90

P Osmer, R Green, A Porter,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS Warren, University of ArizonaA Deep, Multicolor Survey for High RedshiftQuasars 4 meter 3.00 23.50 0.00 0.00

7892 2 f89

T Oswalt, S Penton, L Roberts,Florida Institute of TechnologyP Hintzen, NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterE Sion, Villanova UniversitySpectroscopy of Faint Luyten White DwarfBinaries 4 meter 2.00 24.00 0.00 0.00

7745 0 f89 s90

J Patterson,

University of California, Los AngelesE Gotthelf, Columbia UniversityPhotometry of Magnetic Cataclysmic Binaries

Nr. 2 0.9 meter 10.00 62.00 0.00 0.00

8220 2 s90

J Patterson,University of California, Los AngelesE Gotthelf, Columbia UniversityMiscreants Among the DQ HER Stars

Nr. 2 0.9 meter 7.50 60.50 0.00 0.00

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G Peters, University of Southern CaliforniaR Wilson, University of FloridaThe Rotational Velocities of Algol Primaries

Coude Feed 7.00 70.50 0.00 0.00

8078 2 s90

G Peters, University of Southern CaliforniaR Wilson, University of FloridaThe Rotational Velocities of Algol Primaries

Coude Feed 5.00 23.50 0.00 0.00

8194 2 s90

G Peters, University of Southern CaliforniaThe Surface Gravities of Fundamental B Standards

Coude Feed 2.00 1.50 0.00 0.00

7925 2 f89

C Pilachowski, R Joyce,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesCarbon Isotopes in Open Cluster Giants

1.3 meter 4.00 27.00 0.00 0.00

8026 2 s90

C Pilachowski,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesCa II Emission in Lithium Rich Giants

Coude Feed 2.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

8209 2 s90

C Pilachowski,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesR Rebolo, Instituto de Astrofisica de CanariasOxygen in Metal Poor Stars - Resolving theDisprepancy Coude Feed 2.00 22.00 0.00 0.00

8098 4 s90

R Pogge, Ohio State UniversityHII Region Abundances in Polar Ring SO Galaxies

2.1 meter 4.00 26.50 0.00 0.00

7999 8 f89 s90

A Porter,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesT Tripp, R Daly, summer studentDust in Brightest Elliptical Galaxies in RichClusters Nr. 1 0.9 meter 11.00 80.50 0.00 0.00



V Rubin, Carnegie Institution of WashingtonExtended Rotation Curves for Virgo Cluster SpiralGalaxies 4 meter 4.00 34.50 0.00 0.00

7885 2 f89

R Sahai, University of GoteborgH Wootten, NRAOK Hinkle,

National Optical Astronomy Observatories4.6um CO Observations of Interrupted Mass LossAGB Giants 4 meter 3.00 29.50 2.50 6.50

8131 8 s90

J Salzer,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesR Giovanelli, Arecibo ObservatoryM Haynes, Cornell UniversityOptical Imaging and Spectroscopy of the H IPhotogalaxy Nr. 1 0.9 meter 5.00 14.00 0.00 0.00

7843 2 f89

P Schmidtke, Arizona State UniversityJ Africano,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesLunar Occultations of Double Stars

Nr. 2 0.9 meter 1.00 10.00 0.00 0.00

8193 2 s90

P Schmidtke, Arizona State UniversityJ Africano,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesLunar Occultations of Double Stars

Nr. 2 0.9 meter 2.50 11.50 0.00 0.00

8146 9 s90

J Schombert, University of MichiganM Barsony, University of California, BerkeleyJHK Observations of Galaxies in the Schombert andBothun 1.3 meter 4.00 30.00 0.00 0.00



A Schultz, Washington UniversityR Schwartz, University of Missouri, St. LouisPurely Rotational Lines of Shocked MolecularHydrogen in 1.3 meter 1.00 8.00 0.00 0.00

7835 4 f89

R Schwartz, University of Missouri, St. LouisM Cohen, University of California, BerkeleyP Williams, Royal ObservatoryNear-IR Spectra of Herbig-Haro Objects

1.3 meter 3.00 29.00 0.00 0.00

9094 0 f89 s90

M Shara, Space Telescope Science InstituteHST Guide Star Program

2.1 meter

Nr. 1 0.9 meter

8148 8 s90

D Silva, G Bothun, University of MichiganIR Imaging of Actively Star Forming DiskGalaxies 1.3 meter 5.00 37.75 0.00 0.00

8178 5 s90

M Simon, SUNY at Stony BrookW Chen, State University of New YorkW Forrest, University of RochesterOccultations of YSO's in Taurus and Observations

in 2.1 meter 1.50 2.00 0.00 0.00

8020 8 s90

A Stanford, A Code, University of WisconsinProbing Obscured Star Forming Regions in ColidingGalaxies 1.3 meter 4.00 37.50 0.00 0.00

7795 5 f89

S Strom, A Welty, K Strom,University of MassachusettsS Edwards, Smith CollegeG Grasdalen, University of WyomingInfall from Protostellar Cores Surrounding YoungStellar 4 meter 4.00 17.00 0.00 0.00

9.00 54.50 0.00 0.00

6.00 24.25 0.00 0.00



P Szkody, University of WashingtonM Mateo,

Mt. Wilson and Las Campanas ObservatoriesBlue and Red Spectroscopy of 3 CataclysmicVariables 2.1 meter 4.00 39.50 0.00 0.00

8245 8 s90

T Thuan, University of VirginiaH Loose, University of GottingenNear-Infrared Imaging of Ultra-Luminous IRASGalaxies 1.3 meter 5.00 44.00 0.00 0.00

7913 8 f89

B Whitmore, S Zepf,Space Telescope Science InstituteHow is the Dark Matter Stripped from ClusterSpirals? 4 meter 3.00 20.50 0.00 0.00

7901 7 f89

M Whittle, R Gelderman, University of VirginiaThe Interaction of Radio and Line EmmittingRegions 2.1 meter 3.00 37.50 0.00 0.00

8099 7 s90

A Wilson, University of MarylandM Ward, Institute of AstronomyT Heckman, Johns Hopkins UniversityR Joyce,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesW Waller, University of WashingtonMolecular Hydrogen in Active Galaxies

2.1 meter 4.00 26.00 0.00 0.00

8088 4 s90

A Witt, University of ToledoD Furton, The University of ToledoDust Luminescence in Planetary Nebulae

2.1 meter 5.00 31.50 0.00 0.00


8108 8 s90

M Yun, S Kent, P Ho,

Harvard-Smithsonian Center for AstrophysicsSearch for Optical Streamers Between M81 and M82

Nr. 1 0.9 meter

Fri Apr 13 11:18:24 1990


3.00 32.00 0.00 0.00

7910 8 f89

S Zepf, B Whitmore,Space Telescope Science InstituteWhere are the Elliptical Galaxies Formed byMerging Spirals Nr. 1 0.9 meter

7911 8 f89

S Zepf, B Whitmore,Space Telescope Science InstituteAre Ellipticals Formed from Merging Spirals?

1.3 meter

Total number of proposals: 112

5.00 20.00 0.00 0.00

3.00 24.00 0.00 0.00


Appendix B

NATIONAL SOLAR OBSERVATORY REPORTQuarter Ended: 01/01/90


1023

R Altrock,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/B003-Coronal ObservationsEvans Solar Facility/SP 88 \\$

1369

R Altrock, L Gilliam,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/B224-Daily Solar Activity Reports for SolarForecastingEvans Solar Facility/SP 3 45

1409

R Altrock, L Gilliam,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/B246-Emission Line Coronal Photometer ProgramSuptEvans Solar Facility/SP 2 10

1511

R Altrock, L Gilliam,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesH Zirin, California Institute of TechnologyS/B269-Scarch for A XIV 4412AEvans Solar Facility/SP 4 7

1516

T Ayres, University of ColoradoL November,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/T346-Cn CaK Continuum Imaging in Support in IRCalorscopyVacuum Tower/SP 9 58

1454

A Bhatnagar, Udaipur Solar ObservatoryS/B253-Coronal Hole DetectionEvans Solar Facility/SP 7 ]2

1503

L Brown, J Margolis, Jet Propulsion LaboratoryT/High Resolution Amonia SpectroscopyMcMath FTS Lab 3 61

-2-

1373

T Brown, High Altitude ObservatoryK Strcander,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/H027-J-Sunspots Hilltop SP FT TucsonFourier Tachometer 90 102

1518

D Bruning, University of LouisvilleT/Line Asymmetries in ArcturusMcMath Main 2

1382

M Darvann, University of OsloR Dunn, National Optica! Astronomy ObservatoriesS/T317-Adaptive Optics LEST Seeing TestVacuum Tower/SP 12 80

1138

D Deming, NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterT/Monitoring Apparent Velocity of IntegratedSunlightMcMath FTS Lab 2 4

1089

R Dunn, National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/6230-Tower EngineeringEvans Solar Facility/SP 3 \q

1497

J Eaton,

Centerof Excellence in Information SystemsR Honeycutt, Indiana UniversityT/Chromospheric Ha Absorption in the GiantBinary ...McMath Main 20 77

1475

P Foukal, T Moran,Cambridge Research & Instrumentation, Inc.T/Infrared Photometry of FaculaeMcMath Main 4 39

1483

P Foukal,Cambridge Research & Instrumentation, Inc.J Moran,

Harvard-Smithsonian Centerfor AstrophysicsS/B2610Electric FieldsEvans Solar Facility/SP 6 ]5

1387

M Giampapa,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/B231-Joint Response to Ca II K and He I D3Lines ...

Evans Solar Facility/SP

1429

M Giampapa,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesT/Synoptic Observations of Ha ProfileVariability...McMath Main

1448

M Giampapa,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesT/Synoptic Studies ofHa in "Marginal" ByDraconis...

McMath Main

1461

M Giampapa,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesT/Rotational Modulations of He I D3 Line inActive Solar ..

McMath Main

1025

L Gilliam,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/B057-Monitoring CommunityEvans Solar Facility/SP

1034

L Gilliam,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/H001-Flare Patrol (monitoring)Hilltop Dome/SP

1035

L Gilliam,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/H002-White Light Patrol (Monitoring)Hilltop Dome/SP

1039

L Gilliam,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/H008-White Light Sunspot DrawingHilltop Dome/SP

13

29'/2

42

271/:

102 144

90 548

90 508

90 56

4-

3790

J Harvey,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesT/Vacuum Synoptic Program: Daily/CommunitySolar Vacuum 89 26972

1529

S Keil, National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/T343-Solar DynamicsVacuum Tower/SP 2 2

1541

S Keil, National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/T352-Granulation MovieVacuum Tower/SP 4 9

1414

S Koutchmy, C.N.R.S.J Zirker,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/T325-Prominence Magnetic FieldsVacuum Tower/SP 10 38

1539

S Koutchmy, C.N.R.S.S/B273-Measure Filters-ProfilesEvans Solar Facility/SP 1 3

1149

W Livingston, L Wallace,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesT/Solar Irradiance Line BisectorsMcMath Main ] 10

1209

W Livingston, L Wallace,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesM Steffen, Kiel UniversityT/Spectrum Irradiance VariabilityMcMath Main ]q 52

1496

D Lutlermoser, University of IndianaJ Linsky, University of ColoradoT/Chromospheric Variability through Flourescencein ...

McMath Main 6 35

1542

C Mahaffey, Kitt Peak National ObservatoryT/University Group ExperimentMcMath Main 1 0

-5-

1135

P Mcintosh,National Oceanic & Atmospheric Admin..BoulderL Gilliam,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesD Marquett, California Institute of Technologys/BOOl-NOAA Monitoring ProgramEvans Solar Facility/SP 90 109

1136

H Neckel, Hamburger StemwarteD Labs, Landesstemwarte HeidelbergD Marquett, California Institute of TechnologyT/FTS SpectraMcMath FTS Lab 3 11 y2

1150

H Neckel, Hamburger StemwarteD Labs, Landesstemwarte HeidelbergT/Limb DarkeningMcMath Main 7 ]2

1462

JNeff,S Saar,

Harvard-Smithsonian Center for AstrophysicsT/TiO Bandhead Measurements of Starspots Area andTempMcMath Main 5 45

1513

D Neidig, Sacramento Peak ObservatoryS/T342-Simultaneous Three-Wavelength FlarePhotometry at..Vacuum Tower/SP 26 73

1235

A Pierce,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesT/Solar Gravitational RedshiftMcMath Main 6 8

1406

A Potter, T Morgan,NASA Johnson Space Flight CenterT/Studies of Exospheric Emission Lines in theLunar...

McMath Main 3 7

-6-

1296

D Rabin,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesT/Near Infrared magnetograms using Fe I A,15649 ...

McMath Main g 32

1515

D Restaino, Universita di FirenzeS/T345-High Resolution Images from Focal VolumeInfo

Vacuum Tower/SP 7 14

1524

D Restaino, Universita di FirenzeS/B265-Wave Behavior in the Photosphere 5434AEvans Solar Facility/SP 25 116

1535

D Rust, J O'Byme, Johns Hopkins UniversityS/T353-Filament Eruption & FormationVacuum Tower/SP 1 5

1540

D Rust, J O'Byme, Johns Hopkins UniversityS/H034-Vector MagnetographHilltop Dome/SP 90 454

1425

S Saar,

Harvard-Smithsonian Center for AstrophysicsJ Linsky, University of ColoradoT/A Survey of Magnetic Fields on G and K StarsMcMath Main 6 42

1426

S Saar,

Harvard-Smithsonian Center for AstrophysicsJ Linsky, University of ColoradoM Giampapa,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesT/Synoptic Observations of Magnetic Fields on G &K Stars

McMath Main 5 27

1494

F Scherb, University of WisconsinT/6300 Emission Studies of lo AtmosphereMcMath Main 1 <

1523

F Scherb, F Roesler, D Schultz, S Nossal,University of WisconsinT/Fabry-PerotyCCD Observatiosn of Comet AustinMcMath West 5 4 \

1027

E Seykora, East Carolina UniversityR Smartt,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/B113-Differential Photometry Limb DarkeningEvans Solar Facility/SP 3 10

1131

E Seykora, East Carolina UniversityS/B174-Ca K, Ha SpectroheliogramsEvans Solar Facility/SP 19 20

1251

E Seykora, East Carolina UniversityS/B191-Investigation of Very Low Contrast WhiteSolar...

Evans Solar Facility/SP 22 98

1486

E Seykora, East Carolina UniversityS/B264-Engineering Test of Small LenslessInterferometer...

Evans Solar Facility/SP 1 4

1037

R Smartt,

National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/H004-Coronal One-Shot (Monitoring)Hilltop Dome/SP 5 ]2

1053

M Smith,CSC/IUE Observatory/NASAT/Radial Velocity Variations of Alpha Ori and Twoother...

McMath Main 10 18

1472

M Smith,CSC/IUE Observatory/NASAR Polidan, University of ArizonaR Stalio, Astronomical ObservatoryT/A Multi-Wavelength Campaign on X EriMcMath Main 4 6

1356

K Strassmeier, Vanderbilt UniversityT/Doppler Imaging of Spotted ChromosphericallyActive Stars

McMath Main 15 38

1500

I Tuominen, J Huovelin, University of HelsinkiN Piskunov, USSR Academy of ScienceS Saar,

Harvard-Smithsonian Center for AstrophysicsT/Magnetic Surface Imaging of a BY DRA Star: HD82558

McMath Main 2 67:

1507

I Van Breda, Royal Greenwich ObservatoryT/Non-LTE Effects in Strong Solar AbsorptionLines

McMath Main 3 28

1210

O White, Lazy FW RanchT/Sun as a Star: Ca II Profile MeasurementsMcMath Main 3 95

1479

B Woodgate, NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterR Smartt, L Gilliam,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/B257-Limb Falres 7080A+ - 300AEvans SolarFacility/SP 1 2

1024

E Worden, Lawrence Livermore LaboratoryS Keil, National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/B044-Solar Rotation 3898-3954AEvans Solar Facility/SP 53 535

1509

J Zirker, W Livingston,National Optical Astronomy ObservatoriesS/B267-Coronal Spectra and ImagesEvans Solar Facility/SP 1 3



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