General Index - Royal Astronomical Society of Canada

92000 (36 Leo Minoris), A. H. Batten, J. M. Fletcher &
Robert D. McClure, 77, 241.
Spectral Classification of Southern-Hemisphere Mira
Variables, Richard Crowe, 78, 103.
The Spectroscopic Orbit of HR 1878, R. F. Griffin, 78, 151.
Confirmation of the Decreased Pulsational Amplitude of
Polaris, Karl W. Kamper, Nancy Remage Evans &
Ronald W. Lyons, 78, 173.
The Quadruple System HR 3337, Gustav A. Bakos, 79, 119.
Radial Velocity Observations of Two Visual Binaries, Alan
H. Batten, Wenxian Lu & C. D. Scarfe, 79, 167.
The Spectroscopic Orbits of HD 44780 and 65 Geminorum,
R. F. Griffin, 80, 91.
The Semiregular Variable 57 Pegasi, J. Tremko & G. A.
Bakos, 80, 230.
The Orbit of the Visual Binary KPR 114 (HR 8629), R. F.
Griffin & W. D. Heintz, 81, 3.
A First Observation of the Chromospheric Spectrum of the
ζ Aurigae Binary HR 6902, R. E. M. Griffin, 82, 49.
On the Diatomic and Triatomic Hydrogen Molecules in the
Planetary Nebula NGC 7027, Grant Gussie & Chris
Pritchet, 82, 69.
The Spectroscopic Orbit of HD 53299A, C. D. Scarfe, R.
Griffin & R. Griffin, 82, 128.
A New Look at HD 93075, Douglas P. Hube, 83, 26.
The Extended Spectrum of NGC 5846, T. J. Davidge, 85,
131.
Off the Deep End: Two Amateurs Try the Real Thing, Mary
Lou Whitehorne & Chris Brown, B, 1, 2, 4.
A Complete Spectral Analysis of the Flare of the Quasar 3C
273, Alberto C. Sadun, 86, 15.
A New Spectroscopic Orbit for Delta Capricorni, A. H.
Batten & J. M. Fletcher, 86, 99, 269.
Spectroscopic Observations of the Binary Be Star Phi
Persei, M. L. Whitehorne, 86, 178.
Spectroscopic Orbit Elements for the A-Type Binary HD
208509, Douglas P. Hube & Alan H. Batten, 86, 259.
Spectroscopic Orbital Elements for HD 51892, Douglas P.
Hube, 86, 325.
Mapping Moderate Redshift Clusters, R. G. Carlberg, H. K.
C. Yee, Erica Ellingson, C. J. Pritchet, Roberto
Abraham, Tammy Smecker-Hane, J. R. Bond, H. M. P.
Couchman, D. Crabtree, D. Crampton, Tim Davidge,
D. Durand, S. Eales, F. D. A. Hartwick, J. E. Hesser, J.
B. Hutchings, N. Kaiser, C. Mendes de Oliveira, S. T.
Myers, J. B. Oke, M. A. Rigler, D. Schade & M. West,
88, 39.
HR 9053: A Lightly Reddened G Supergiant, Nancy
Remage Evans, Jonathan H. Jiang, R. F. Garrison, R.
O. Gray, T. G. Barnes, III & M. L. Frueh, 88, 155.
The Stickman, the Great Wall, and the HECTOSPEC:
Large-Scale Structure in the Universe, Margaret J.
Geller, 88, 283.
ƒ-Values, Jeremy Tatum, B, 5, 4, 6.
Observations: Visual
A Bright Fireball Observed Photographically, By Radar
and Visually, F. R. Park & B. A. McIntosh, 61, 25.
An Observation of the “Fata Morgana” in the Canadian
Winter, Ian Halliday, 61, 74.
The I. G. C. (1966) Visual Meteor Program — Progress
Report No. 12, Peter M. Millman, 61, 151.
The Fireball of April 25, 1966. I, Canadian Visual
Observations, B. A. McIntosh & J. A. V. Douglas, 61,
159.
Observation à Montréal à L’Occasion de L’Arrivée du
Surveyor 5 sur la Lune, Pierrette Jean, 62, 43.
The Optical Projection of Solar and Lunar Objects on a
Modified Translucent Viewing Screen, Donovan H.
Fallows, 62, 259.
The I. G. C. (1967) Visual Meteor Program — Progress
Report No. 13, Peter M. Millman, 62, 387.
Vilna Meteorite — Camera, Visual, Seismic and Analytic
Records, R. E. Folinsbee, L. A. Bayrock, G. L.
Cumming & D. G. W. Smith, 63, 61.
Telescopic Observation of a Meteor and Its Train, W. A.
Feibelman, 63, 189.
Study of the Planet Saturn by the Hamilton Centre, K. E.
Chilton, 64, 53.
The Leonids — 1969, Peter M. Millman, 64, 55.
Meteoritic Flux Determined from Visual Observations,
Peter M. Millman, 64, 187.
Nova Delphini 1967, Herbert A. Lange, 64, 311.
Mars: The Opposition of 1969, Kenneth E. Chilton, NN,
64, 17.
Photometric Weather at Toronto, J. D. Fernie, 66, 249.
Observing a Synchronous Satellite, Roy L. Bishop, NN, 69,
5.
The 1974 Geminids, Robert McCallum, NN, 69, 20.
Light Pollution in Southern Ontario, Richard L. Berry, 70,
97.
On Variable Stars, Steve O’Connor, NN, 71, 4.
The Kitchener Daylight Fireball of November 4, 1977, A.
A. Griffin & I. Halliday, 72, 189.
Mars, John N. R. Scatliff, NN, 72, 17.
Sun Spot, G. Westcott, NN, 74, 32.
Observations of Solar Activity, Angelika Kahrkling, NN,
74, 59.
Observations of a Variable Galaxy, Dave Holmgren, NN,
74, 60.
The Dark Rings of Saturn, Alan Whitman, NN, 74, 93.
A Fire in the Sky, Stewart Krysko, NN, 75, 27.
Getting Started in Variables, David H. Levy, NN, 75, 69.
Lunar Eclipse of July 16-17, Bruce Barnes, NN, 75, 71.
Perseids 1981, Bruce Waters, NN, 75, 73.
Sketching Hevel, Maritta Ellis, NN, 76, 31.
July’s Long Total Lunar Eclipse, Deane D. McIntyre, NN,
76, 61.
Bright February Fireball, Leo Enwright, NN, 77, 19.
A Mysterious Object, Todd Lohvinenko, NN, 77, 19.
An Occultation by 690 Wratislavia, Andrew Lowe, NN, 77,
39.
Aurora at Hamilton Centre Observatory Site, Michael
DeVillaer, NN, 77, 41.
The Moon by Eye and Film, Jillian Buriak & John Hicks,
NN, 77, 44.
A Quadrantid Fireball, David Rechtshaffen, NN, 77, 47.
Vénus en Janvier 1985, Marc A. Gélinas, NN, 79, 53.
Outburst of RS Ophiuchi, Warren Morrison, NN, 79, 69.
The Unusual Auroral Outburst of August 12-13, 1985, Leo
Enwright, NN, 79, 80.
Two Alberta Fireballs in 1985, R. E. Folinsbee, D. G. W.
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