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Papers by S Perlmutter
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1	0	1 1976 BIOSCIENCES COMMUNICATIONS 2(4):247-260 HOBAN JD; CHAN SW INTRODUCTION TO SMALL-GROUP INSTRUCTION - IMPLEMENTATION MODEL BASED UPON CONCEPT OF GROUP LIFE-CYCLE	0	0
2	0	2 1978 MEDICAL JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIA 1(10):551-554 LEE A SMALL-GROUP TEACHING IN MICROBIOLOGY .2. TECHNIQUES	1	0
3	0	3 1979 PROGRAMMED LEARNING & EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY 16(1):57-69 BLUNT MJ USE OF EDUCATIONAL GROUPS IN A BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCE	0	0
4	1	4 1983 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 28(1):185-201 MACGREGOR MH X2 ANALYSES OF DATA ON RELATIVISTIC ANOMALOUS PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS	4	4
5	0	5 1983 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 50(8):566-569 PRICE PB; TINCKNELL ML; TARLE G; AHLEN SP; FRANKEL KA; PERLMUTTER S SEARCH FOR NONINTEGRALLY CHARGED PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS IN RELATIVISTIC NUCLEUS-NUCLEUS COLLISIONS	31	31
6	1	6 1983 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 51(18):1621-1624 LINDGREN MA; JOYCE DC; ABRAMS PC; BLAND RW; JOHNSON RT; KNOOP TD; SAVAGE MH; SCHOLZ MH; YOUNG BA; HODGES CL; HAHN AA; SHAW GL; LACKNER KS; PUGH HG; SLANSKY R SEARCH FOR FRACTIONAL CHARGES PRODUCED IN HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS AT 1.9 GEV NUCLEON	20	3
7	1	7 1983 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 51(21):1948-1951 TINCKNELL ML; PRICE PB; PERLMUTTER S OBSERVATION OF ANOMALOUSLY SHORT MEAN FREE PATHS OF PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS OF 1.85A-GEV AR-40 IN CR-39 ETCHED TRACK DETECTOR	51	51
8	1	8 1983 PHYSICS LETTERS B 131(1-3):91-94 WU DD; LI TZ SOME CONSEQUENCES OF FRACTIONALLY CHARGED COLOR SINGLETS	3	1
9	1	9 1983 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 141(3):525-537 KARMANOV VA ANOMALOUS NUCLEAR FRAGMENTS	4	2
10	3	10 1984 JETP LETTERS 40(7):1105-1108 KARTAMYSHEV AA; MUKHIN KN; NILOV EV; PATARAKIN OO; SULKOVSKAYA MM; SUSTAVOV AF; CHERNYSHOVA LA ANOMALONS AT A MOMENTUM OF 4.1GEV/C PER NUCLEON	5	3
11	1	11 1984 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION A- ACCELERATORS SPECTROMETERS DETECTORS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT 224(1-2):217-224 SALAMON MH; DRACH J; GUO SL; PRICE PB; TARLE G; AHLEN SP EFFECT OF ELECTRON-CAPTURE AND LOSS ON THE RESPONSE OF POLYCARBONATE TRACK DETECTORS TO RELATIVISTIC URANIUM IONS	9	5
12	1	12 1984 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 8(1-4):571-574 AHLEN SP; COAN TE; DRACH J; GUO SL; PRICE PB; SALAMON MH; TARLE G; TINCKNELL ML IDENTIFICATION OF RELATIVISTIC NUCLEI WITH 10 LESS-THAN-OR- EQUAL-TO Z LESS-THAN-OR-EQUAL-TO 92	6	1
13	3	13 1984 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 9(3-4):183-188 GUO SL; DRACH J; PRICE PB; SALAMON MH; TINCKNELL ML; AHLEN SP; TARLE G CALIBRATION OF TUFFAK POLYCARBONATE TRACK DETECTOR FOR IDENTIFICATION OF RELATIVISTIC NUCLEI	1	0
14	1	14 1984 PHYSICA SCRIPTA 30(5):293-296 MISHUSTIN IN ANOMALOUS FRAGMENTS AND QUASI-ONE-DIMENSIONAL NUCLEAR SYSTEMS	2	1
15	3	15 1984 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 30(3):691-693 BARWICK SW; MUSSER JA; STEVENSON JD SEARCH FOR FRACTIONALLY CHARGED NUCLEI IN HIGH-ENERGY HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS	5	4
16	1	16 1984 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 52(7):515-517 STEVENSON JD; MUSSER JA; BARWICK SW EVIDENCE AGAINST ANOMALON PRODUCTION IN HIGH-ENERGY HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS	52	37
17	1	17 1984 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 52(12):982-985 SYMONS TJM; BAUMGARTNER M; DUFOUR JP; GIRARD J; GREINER DE; LINDSTROM PJ; OLSON DL; CRAWFORD HJ CHARGE-CHANGING REACTIONS OF SECONDARY FRAGMENTS PRODUCED IN HIGH-ENERGY HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS	48	33
18	1	18 1984 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 52(16):1401-1404 HEINRICH W; DRECHSEL H; TRAKOWSKI W; BEER J; BRECHTMANN C; DREUTE J; SONNTAG S SEARCH FOR ANOMALONS IN PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS OF AR-40 USING PLASTIC NUCLEAR TRACK DETECTORS	35	28
19	4	19 1984 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 52(25):2213-2216 JAIN PL; AGGARWAL MM; GOMBER KL ANOMALOUS BEHAVIOR OF PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS OF CHARGES GREATER- THAN-OR-EQUAL-TO 15 FROM 1.52A-GEV KR-84(36)	35	22
20	4	20 1984 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 53(14):1322-1324 BAYMAN BF; ELLIS PJ; FRICKE S; TANG YC ANOMALON PRODUCTION BY IMPULSIVE EXCITATION IN RELATIVISTIC HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS	14	5
21	4	21 1984 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 53(23):2195-2198 GARPMAN S; LUND I; OTTERLUND I; SODERSTROM K MEAN-FREE-PATH ESTIMATORS FOR FINITE-RANGE MEASUREMENTS AND LOW STATISTICS	7	5
22	1	22 1984 PHYSICS LETTERS B 138(5-6):373-376 BLOOMER MA; FRIEDLANDER EM; HECKMAN HH; KARANT YJ SEARCH FOR RELATIVISTIC PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS WITH CHARGES OF 4/3, 5-3RD, 7/3, AND 8/3	8	6
23	1	23 1984 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 111(5):333-371 BAUR G; ROSEL F; TRAUTMANN D; SHYAM R FRAGMENTATION PROCESSES IN NUCLEAR-REACTIONS	85	0
24	5	24 1984 SCIENCE 226(4681):1425-1427 KAROL PJ RELATIVISTIC PROJECTILE FRAGMENT INTERACTIONS - ANOMALONS	7	2
25	2	25 1985 HYPERFINE INTERACTIONS 21(1-4):265-273 WILKINSON D ANOMALONS	0	0
26	5	26 1985 JOURNAL OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN 54(8):2829-2833 MIYAGAKI M; HARA T; YOKOYAMA C; NAKAYAMA T; FUKUSHIMA H; ITOH H; CHOJI H; SHIDA Y; OMATA K; NAGOSHI C; HAMAGAKI H MEAN FREE PATHS OF RELATIVISTIC PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS EMITTED FROM FE-C AND FE-PB INTERACTIONS AT 1.88 A-GEV	0	0
27	6	27 1985 LETTERE AL NUOVO CIMENTO 43(8):373-377 KIM YE ANOMALOUSLY SHORT MEAN FREE-PATH FROM RELATIVISTIC HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS WITH C-12 AT 4.2 A GEV/C	4	2
28	5	28 1985 LETTERE AL NUOVO CIMENTO 44(1):17-22 KIM YE; ORLOWSKI M MULTIQUARK COMPOUND RESONANCES AND ANOMALOUS MEAN FREE-PATH FROM RELATIVISTIC HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS	0	0
29	3	29 1985 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION A- ACCELERATORS SPECTROMETERS DETECTORS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT 234(1):158-167 PRICE PB; KRISCHER W SEMI-AUTOMATED, 3-DIMENSIONAL MEASUREMENT OF ETCHED TRACKS IN SOLID-STATE NUCLEAR TRACK DETECTORS	4	1
30	2	30 1985 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION B- BEAM INTERACTIONS WITH MATERIALS AND ATOMS 6(3):504-512 SALAMON MH; PRICE PB; TINCKNELL M; GUO SL; TARLE G CHARGE RESOLUTION OF PLASTIC TRACK DETECTORS USED TO IDENTIFY RELATIVISTIC NUCLEI	26	4
31	6	31 1985 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 434(FEB):C573-C584 WILKINSON D ANOMALONS	8	2
32	2	32 1985 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 437(3-4):729-738 BARONI G; CECCHETTI AM; DILIBERTO S; MANFREDINI A; MEDDI F; ROMANO G; SGARBI C ANOMALON SEARCH	13	8
33	5	33 1985 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 31(5):1923-1928 MAIZE MA; KIM YE MULTI-QUARK COMPOUND STATES AND THE HE-3 CHARGE FORM-FACTOR	23	0
34	5	34 1985 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 32(2):666-669 AGGARWAL MM; JAIN PL; GOMBER KL SEARCH FOR ENERGY AND TARGET EFFECTS IN ANOMALOUS PROJECTILE FRAGMENT PRODUCTION	6	0
35	5	35 1985 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 54(1):30-33 DRECHSEL H; DREUTE J; BRECHTMANN C; HEINRICH W; TRAKOWSKI W SEARCH FOR ANOMALOUS FRAGMENTS OF FE-56 USING PLASTIC NUCLEAR TRACK DETECTORS	12	6
36	4	36 1985 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 54(8):771-774 BHANJA R; JOSEPH R; TULI SK; BERI SB; BHATIA VS; KAUR G; KAUR M; MITTRA IS; BHALLA KB; BHARTI A; LOKANATHAN S; GUPTA SK; GUPTA VK; KAUL GL; KUMAR V; MANGOTRA LK; PRAKASH Y; RAO NK; SANKHYDHAR S; SATTI S; CLAESSON G; GARPMAN S; HERRSTROM NY; JAKOBSSON B; LUND I; NOREN B; OSKARSSON A; OTTERLUND I; PERSSON S; SHERIF MM; SODERSTROM K SEARCH FOR ANOMALOUS FRAGMENTS IN 1.8A-GEV AR-40 REACTIONS IN NUCLEAR-EMULSIONS	21	7
37	5	37 1985 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 55(11):1176-1179 DERSCH G; BECKMANN R; FEIGE G; LUND T; VATER P; BRANDT R; GANSSAUGE E; ALEKLETT K; FRIEDLANDER EM; MCGAUGHEY PL; SEABORG GT; LOVELAND W; HERRMANN J; PORILE NT UNUSUAL BEHAVIOR OF PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS FROM THE INTERACTION OF COPPER WITH RELATIVISTIC AR IONS	24	10
38	9	38 1985 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 55(12):1258-1261 DRECHSEL H; BRECHTMANN C; HEINRICH W; DREUTE J SEARCH FOR ANOMALOUS FRAGMENTS PRODUCED IN COLLISIONS WITH HEAVY TARGET NUCLEI AND IN DELTA-Z = 1 PERIPHERAL INTERACTIONS	15	7
39	4	39 1985 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 55(19):1973-1975 WONG CY HOT TOROIDAL AND BUBBLE NUCLEI	14	0
40	3	40 1985 PHYSICS LETTERS B 153(1-2):37-39 LYONS L; GIBAUT D ANOMALONS AND STATISTICS	4	4
41	11	41 1985 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 129(4):225-284 LYONS L QUARK SEARCH EXPERIMENTS AT ACCELERATORS AND IN COSMIC-RAYS	24	0
42	6	42 1985 SOVIET JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS-USSR 42(2):342-346 ARBUZOV BA ON THE INTERPRETATION OF THE ANOMALON EFFECT	10	3
43	1	43 1985 SOVIET JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS-USSR 42(4):626-627 ARBUSOV BA; BOOS EE; KURENNOI SS; TURASHVILI KS QUARK-GLUON INTERACTION IN THE INFRARED REGION OF QCD AND CHROMOMAGNETIC MOMENTS OF QUARKS	1	0
44	2	44 1985 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK A-HADRONS AND NUCLEI 320(3):459-465 GASPARIAN AP; GRIGALASHVILI NS ANOMALOUS CARBON NUCLEI	27	12
45	3	45 1985 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK A-HADRONS AND NUCLEI 321(2):249-254 BANNIK BP; BATUSOV YA; BOKOVA LN; KUZNETSOV OM; LYUKOV VV; PISKALEVA OV; SHABRATOVA GS; TOLSTOV KD; TRETYAK VI; VOKALOVA A; ANDREEVA NP; ANZON ZV; BUBNOV VI; CHASNIKOV IJ; EREMENKO LE; GAITINOV AS; KALYACHKINA GS; KANYGINA EK; HAIDUK M; HASHEGAN D; GITSOK M; MARIN A; ROSU H; BOBODJANOV I; LESKIN VA; MUHTOROV A; KHOSHMUKHAMEDOV RA; JURANOVA MS; SALOMOV DA; AVETIAN FA; KRISHCHAN VM; MARUTIAN NA; MATEVOSIAN KA; SARKISOVA LG; LEPEKHIN FG; SIMONOV BB; DIMITROV AN; KARABA J; KARABOVA M; SILES E; TOTOVA M; YUST L; HOLYNSKI R; OLSZEWSKI A; WILCZYNSKA B; WOLTER W; WOSIEK B; ANTONCHIK VA; BAKAEV VA; BELOUSOV AV; BOGDANOV SD; OSTROUMOV VI; BOGDANOV VG; PLYUSHCHEV VA; SOLOVIEVA SI; ADAMOVICH MI; HARLAMOV SP; LARIONIVA VG; ORLOVA GI; SALMANOVA NA; TRETYAKOVA MI; ABDUZHAMILOV A; ABDUZHAMILOV SA; AZIMOV SA; CHERNOVA LP; GADZHIEVA SI; GULAMOV KG; DJURAEV M; LUKICHEVA NS; MIRHODZHAEVA D; NAVOTNY VS; SAIDHANOV NS; SVECHNIKOVA LN; ZHUMANOV A; BABAEV AH; BASOVA ES; BONDARENKO AN; CHERNOV GM; GULJAMOV UG; HALMATOVA RU; TROFIMOVA TP; BURDULI AV; KOSTANASHVILI NI; SERDAMBA L; TOGOO R; TUVDENDORZH D INTERACTION MEAN FREE-PATH IN NUCLEAR-EMULSION OF FRAGMENTS OF NE-22 NUCLEI WITH MOMENTUM 4.1 AGEV/C AND THE PROBLEM OF ANOMALONS	9	4
46	1	46 1985 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK C-PARTICLES AND FIELDS 29(4):611-616 HOANG TF; CORK B; CRAWFORD HJ CROSS-SECTIONS OF HIGH-ENERGY NUCLEAR-REACTIONS	20	0
47	0	47 1986 GEOTHERMICS 15(1):87-132 BLOOMQUIST RG A REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF THE ADEQUACY OF THE UNITED-STATES LEGAL, INSTITUTIONAL AND FINANCIAL FRAMEWORK FOR GEOTHERMAL DEVELOPMENT	0	0
48	5	48 1986 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION B- BEAM INTERACTIONS WITH MATERIALS AND ATOMS 17(3):265-274 NOREN B; JAKOBSSON B MONTE-CARLO SIMULATIONS OF ANOMALON EXPERIMENTS	0	0
49	4	49 1986 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 12(1-6):5-17 PRICE PB; SALAMON MH ADVANCES IN SOLID-STATE NUCLEAR TRACK DETECTORS	11	0
50	7	50 1986 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 34(2):726-728 JAIN PL; AGGARWAL MM; GOMBER KL FRAGMENTS OF CHARGES 3-LESS-THAN-OR-EQUAL-TO-Z-LESS-THAN-OR- EQUAL-TO-14 FROM KR-84 AND AR-40 AT RELATIVISTIC ENERGIES	16	1
51	4	51 1986 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 34(2):764-767 OHASHI M; YAMAKAWA O; HOSHINO K; TASAKA S BEHAVIOR OF PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS OF 1.88 GEV/NUCLEON FE-56	1	0
52	6	52 1986 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 33(1):19-24 CLARKE RL; FERNANDES DN; HARDY JE; HEMINGWAY RJ; KESSLER D; LEFCOE AH; LOKEN C; MCPHERSON AC; PINFOLD JL; ROMO WJ; SALY R; WATSON PJS NEW LIMITS ON THE PRODUCTION OF ANOMALOUS NUCLEAR FRAGMENTS IN DEUTERON-DEUTERON COLLISIONS	3	1
53	10	53 1986 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 57(20):2508-2511 KIM YE APPARENT ANOMALOUSLY SHORT MEAN FREE PATHS OBSERVED IN RELATIVISTIC HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS	3	0
54	2	54 1986 SOVIET JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS-USSR 44(2):282-285 AVDEICHIKOV VV; BOGDANOV AI; BUDILOV VA; ZHIDKOV NK; GORSHKOVA NL; KOTUS A; MURIN YA; NIKITIN VA; NOMOKONOV PV; TRAIKOVA MD SEARCH FOR ANOMALONS AND FRAGMENTS WITH FRACTIONAL CHARGE AMONG THE PRODUCTS OF FRAGMENTATION OF O-16 NUCLEI WITH MOMENTUM 4.5 GEV-C PER NUCLEON	6	2
55	17	55 1987 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 44(3):202-246 GANSSAUGE E THE EXPERIMENTAL STATUS OF THE ANOMALON RESEARCH	5	3
56	3	56 1987 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION B- BEAM INTERACTIONS WITH MATERIALS AND ATOMS 21(1):60-67 PRICE PB; PARK HS; GERBIER G; DRACH J; SALAMON MH VG-13 - A NUCLEAR-TRACK-RECORDING GLASS DETECTOR WITH UNIQUELY HIGH-RESOLUTION	19	1
57	1	57 1987 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION B- BEAM INTERACTIONS WITH MATERIALS AND ATOMS 27(3):428-431 JAMIL K; KHAN FR; KHAN HA; BRANDT R; KRAFT G INTERACTION OF 960 MEV NUCLEON-U-238 IONS WITH LIGHT TARGET ATOMS OF CR-39 POLYCARBONATE	4	2
58	5	58 1987 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 59(22):2535-2538 GERBIER G; WILLIAMS WT; PRICE PB; GUOXIAO R; VANDERHAEGHE GR CHARGES AND ANGULAR-DISTRIBUTIONS OF FAST FRAGMENTS PRODUCED IN 3.2-TEV O-16 COLLISIONS WITH PB	14	2
59	14	59 1987 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 147(3):155-187 BAYMAN BF; TANG YC ANOMALONS IN RELATIVISTIC HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS	23	7
60	7	60 1987 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK A-HADRONS AND NUCLEI 327(4):431-441 BERI SB; BHALLA KB; BHANJA R; BHARTI A; BHATIA VS; CLAESSON G; GARPMAN S; GUPTA SK; GUPTA VK; HERRSTROM NY; JAKOBSSON B; JOSEPH R; KAUL GL; KAUR G; KAUR M; KITROO S; KUMAR V; LOKANATHAN S; LUND I; MANGOTRA LK; MITRA IS; MOOKERJEE S; NOREN B; OSKARSSON A; OTTERLUND I; PRAKASH Y; PERSSON S; RAO NK; SANKHYADHAR S; SATTI S; SHERIF MM; SODERSTROM K; TULI SK SEARCH FOR ANOMALOUS INTERACTION MEAN FREE PATHS OF CHARGE, 2- LESS-THAN-OR-EQUAL-TO-Z-LESS-THAN-OR-EQUAL-TO-18 PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS IN EMULSIONS EXPOSED TO 1.8-A GEV AR-40 IONS	4	1
61	23	61 1987 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK A-HADRONS AND NUCLEI 328(3):363-371 PSHENIN ES; VOINOV VG DOES THE PHENOMENON OF ANOMALONS REALLY EXIST	5	2
62	0	62 1988 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 96(6):1941-& FILIPPENKO AV SUPERNOVA 1987K - TYPE-II IN YOUTH, TYPE-IB IN OLD-AGE	78	18
63	1	63 1988 EARTH MOON AND PLANETS 43(2):131-143 SACK NJ ORGANIC-CHEMICAL CLUES TO THE THEORY OF IMPACTS AS A CAUSE OF MASS EXTINCTIONS	1	1
64	0	64 1988 ICARUS 74(2):369-373 PERLMUTTER S; MULLER RA EVIDENCE FOR COMET STORMS IN METEORITE AGES	4	4
65	5	65 1988 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 15(1-4):383-392 BRANDT R; BRONIKOWSKI M; BUTSEV VS; CHASTELER R; CUI HH; DERSCH G; FEIGE G; FRIEDLANDER EM; GANSSAUGE E; HAASE G; HERRMANN J; HOFFMAN DC; JUDEK B; KRIVOPUSTOV MI; KULAKOV BA; LANGROCK EJ; LEE D; LOVELAND W; PILLE F; PORILE NT; SCHULZ W; SEABORG GT SEARCH FOR NEW PHENOMENA IN HIGH-ENERGY HEAVY-ION INTERACTION	9	3
66	2	66 1988 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 15(1-4):403-409 KHAN HA; QURESHI IE; JAMIL K; BRANDT R; KRAFT G NUCLEAR-REACTIONS OF RELATIVISTIC U-238-IONS AND LA-139-IONS WITH LIGHT TARGET ATOMS	3	0
67	6	67 1988 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 38(4):1658-1673 ALEKLETT K; BRANDT R; DERSCH G; FEIGE G; FRIEDLANDER EM; GANSSAUGE E; HAASE G; HOFFMAN DC; HERRMANN J; JUDEK B; LOVELAND W; MCGAUGHEY PL; PORILE NT; SHULZ W; SEABORG GT UNUSUAL BEHAVIOR OF PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS PRODUCED BY THE INTERACTIONS OF RELATIVISTIC AR IONS WITH COPPER	11	3
68	4	68 1988 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 60(22):2258-2261 GERBIER G; REN GX; PRICE PB ABNORMALLY LARGE MOMENTUM LOSS IN CHARGE PICKUP BY 900-MEV NUCLEON AU NUCLEI	14	0
69	0	69 1988 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 100(632):1233-1241 FILIPPENKO AV; SHIELDS JC; SARGENT WLW THE NATURE OF VV-76 (NGC-4496A,B)	3	0
70	0	70 1988 REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 59(7):1021-1030 KARE JT; BURNS MS; CRAWFORD FS; FRIEDMAN PG; MULLER RA; PENNYPACKER CR; PERLMUTTER S; TREFFERS R; WILLIAMS R AUTOMATED SEARCH FOR SUPERNOVA EXPLOSIONS	4	4
71	11	71 1988 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK A-HADRONS AND NUCLEI 330(2):197-201 DUNN M TOROIDAL QUARK MATTER - DO DISCRETE ENERGY-LEVEL CORRECTIONS DESTROY THE DINOTOR METASTABILITY	0	0
72	1	72 1989 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 578():116-122 MANN AK PROPERTIES OF NEUTRINOS FROM NEUTRINO ASTRONOMY	0	0
73	2	73 1989 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 578():131-137 NUSSINOV S NEUTRINO PROPERTIES AND SUPERNOVA SN1987A	0	0
74	2	74 1989 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 27():629-700 ARNETT WD; BAHCALL JN; KIRSHNER RP; WOOSLEY SE SUPERNOVA 1987A	284	27
75	1	75 1989 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 97(1):186-& PENNYPACKER CR; BURNS MS; CRAWFORD FS; FRIEDMAN PG; GRAHAM JR; KARE JT; MULLER RA; PERLMUTTER S; SMITH CK; TREFFERS RR; WILLIAMS RW; BASRI G; BIXLER J; FILIPPENKO AV; FOLTZ C; GARNETT DR; HARKNESS RP; JUNKKARINEN V; KENNICUTT R; MCCARTHY PJ; SPINRAD H; WHEELER JC; WILLICK H; WILLS BJ OBSERVATIONS OF THE TYPE-II SUPERNOVA-1986I IN M99	13	14
76	1	76 1989 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 97(3):726-734 FILIPPENKO AV THE SEYFERT-1 OPTICAL-SPECTRA OF THE TYPE-II SUPERNOVAE 1987F AND 1988I	66	7
77	1	77 1989 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 98(2):641-642 BLANCO VM MASS-DISTRIBUTION OF SECONDARIES IN BINARY PULSARS	0	0
78	1	78 1989 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 219(1-2):L3-L6 HILLEBRANDT W; MEYER F A COMMON ENVELOPE MODEL FOR SN-1987A	13	1
79	0	79 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 340(2):L61-L64 PENNYPACKER CR; KRISTIAN JA; MIDDLEDITCH J; HAMUY MA; IMAMURA JN; KUNKEL WE; MORRIS DE; MULLER RA; PERLMUTTER S; RAWLINGS SJ; SASSEEN TP; SHELTON IK; STEIMANCAMERON TY; TUOHY IR LIMITS ON AN OPTICAL PULSAR IN SUPERNOVA 1987A	2	2
80	2	80 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 345(1):L43-L46 FILIPPENKO AV; SARGENT WLW SPECTROSCOPIC EVIDENCE FOR INHOMOGENEITIES IN THE EJECTA OF THE TYPE-IB SUPERNOVA 1985F	17	2
81	1	81 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 346(2):L77-L80 RUDERMAN M; KLUZNIAK W; SHAHAM J ON THE ORIGIN OF PULSED EMISSION FROM THE YOUNG SUPERNOVA REMNANT SN-1987A	1	1
82	1	82 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 346(1):366-377 WILL CM; ZAGLAUER HW GRAVITATIONAL-RADIATION, CLOSE BINARY-SYSTEMS, AND THE BRANS- DICKE THEORY OF GRAVITY	32	2
83	1	83 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 346(1):395-404 WOOSLEY SE; PINTO PA; HARTMANN D HARD EMISSION AT LATE TIMES FROM SN 1987A	93	6
84	2	84 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 346(2):808-822 SHIBAZAKI N; LAMB FK NEUTRON STAR EVOLUTION WITH INTERNAL HEATING	74	0
85	2	85 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 346(2):847-859 CHEVALIER RA NEUTRON STAR ACCRETION IN A SUPERNOVA	97	7
86	1	86 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 347(2):L59-L60 MOFFAT JW THE NEWLY DETECTED PULSAR IN SN-1987A AS A TEST OF GRAVITATIONAL THEORIES	0	0
87	2	87 1989 CLASSICAL AND QUANTUM GRAVITY 6(12):1761-1780 SCHUTZ BF GRAVITATIONAL-WAVE SOURCES AND THEIR DETECTABILITY	58	5
88	5	88 1989 ISOTOPENPRAXIS 25(10):434-438 BRANDT R; DERSCH G; FRIEDLANDER EM; HAASE G; BUTZEV WS; KRIVOPUSTOV MI; KULAKOV BA; LANGROCK EJ; PILLE F STUDIES ABOUT ANOMALOUS INTERACTION OF PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS IN NUCLENS-NUCLENS COLLISIONS IN THE RANGE OF RELATIVISTIC ENERGIES	9	4
89	1	89 1989 JOURNAL OF PHYSICS G-NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE PHYSICS 15(11):L255-L260 GLENDENNING NK PSR1987A - THE CASE FOR STRANGE-QUARK STARS	9	2
90	1	90 1989 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 241(2):295-299 CHANMUGAM G; SANG YM OHMIC FIELD DECAY AND THE BRAKING INDEXES OF PULSARS	7	0
91	0	91 1989 NATURE 338(6212):234-236 KRISTIAN J; PENNYPACKER CR; MIDDLEDITCH J; HAMUY MA; IMAMURA JN; KUNKEL WE; LUCINIO R; MORRIS DE; MULLER RA; PERLMUTTER S; RAWLINGS SJ; SASSEEN TP; SHELTON IK; STEIMANCAMERON TY; TUOHY IR SUBMILLISECOND OPTICAL PULSAR IN SUPERNOVA-1987A	90	90
92	2	92 1989 NATURE 338(6213):295-296 ALPAR MA; FUSHIKI I; LAMB FK; MILLER GS; PARK MG; PINES D SUPERNOVA-1987A - THE REMNANTS RAPID HEARTBEAT	2	1
93	1	93 1989 NATURE 338(6213):319-320 WANG Q; CHEN K; HAMILTON TT; RUDERMAN M; SHAHAM J DOES SUPERNOVA 1987A CONTAIN A RAPIDLY VIBRATING NEUTRON STAR	21	19
94	1	94 1989 NATURE 339(6219):19-20 KLUZNIAK W; LINDBLOM L; MICHELSON P; WAGONER RV PULSAR EVOLUTION	2	1
95	1	95 1989 NATURE 339(6222):263-264 KATZ JI PULSAR STRUCTURE	2	0
96	3	96 1989 NATURE 340(6233):430-430 MANCHESTER RN SUPERNOVA-1987A - PULSAR PUZZLES FOR ASTRONOMERS	0	0
97	2	97 1989 NATURE 340(6233):435-436 MCNUTT RL SN1987A PULSES	0	0
98	2	98 1989 NATURE 340(6233):451-452 SHAPIRO SL; TEUKOLSKY SA; WASSERMAN I TESTING NUCLEAR THEORY USING THE 0.5 MS PULSAR	19	6
99	2	99 1989 NATURE 340(6235):617-619 HAENSEL P; ZDUNIK JL A SUBMILLISECOND PULSAR AND THE EQUATION OF STATE OF DENSE MATTER	69	10
100	2	100 1989 NATURE 340(6236):699-700 DUNCAN RC PULSATIONAL MAGNETIC RADIATION FROM THE NEUTRON STAR IN SUPERNOVA 1987A	1	0

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nodes Nodes / Authors GCS LCS
101 2 101 1989 NATURE 341(6243):633-635
FRIEMAN JA; OLINTO AV
IS THE SUB-MILLISECOND PULSAR STRANGE 18 9
102 1 102 1989 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 321(2):465-480
LYNN BW
Q-STARS 35 6
103 8 103 1989 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 16(4):225-229
CUI HH; BRANDT R; DERSCH G; HAASE G
ANGULAR-DISTRIBUTION OF HEAVY FRAGMENTS IN 72 GEV AR INTERACTIONS WITH CU 5 2
104 1 104 1989 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 40(2):299-308
TURNER MS; KANG HS; STEIGMAN G
AXIONS, SN-1987A, AND ONE-PION EXCHANGE 13 0
105 1 105 1989 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 62(24):2777-2780
IPSER JR; LINDBLOM L
OSCILLATIONS AND STABILITY OF RAPIDLY ROTATING NEUTRON STARS 44 8
106 1 106 1989 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 63(14):1443-1446
GLENDENNING NK
CYCLIC APPEARANCES AND DISAPPEARANCES OF PULSARS - APPLICATION TO PULSAR IN SN-1987A 3 2
107 1 107 1989 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 63(24):2629-2632
GLENDENNING NK
FAST PULSAR IN SN-1987A - CANDIDATE FOR STRANGE-QUARK MATTER 39 7
108 1 108 1989 PHYSICS LETTERS B 228(2):264-272
ELLIS J; KALARA S; OLIVE KA; WETTERICH C
DENSITY-DEPENDENT COUPLINGS AND ASTROPHYSICAL BOUNDS ON LIGHT SCALAR PARTICLES 27 4
109 1 109 1989 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 82(3):535-554
OOHARA K; NAKAMURA T
GRAVITATIONAL-RADIATION FROM COALESCING BINARY NEUTRON STARS .1. 34 0
110 1 110 1989 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 82(5):945-964
TAKATSUKA T; TAMAGAKI R
POSTGLITCH TIMING BEHAVIOR OF VELA AND CRAB PULSARS IN AN EXTENDED STARQUAKE MODEL FOR NEUTRON STARS WITH PION-CONDENSED CORE 9 2
111 3 111 1989 RECHERCHE 20(216):1548-1549
BONNETBIDAUD JM
WAS SUPERNOVA-1987 A PULSAR OR A MIRAGE 0 0
112 1 112 1989 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 52(11):1421-1473
HILLEBRANDT W; HOFLICH P
THE SUPERNOVA 1987A IN THE LARGE MAGELLANIC CLOUD 33 1
113 2 113 1990 ACTA PHYSICA POLONICA B 21(4-5):357-&
SCHAEFFER R
SN1987A - A REVIEW 0 0
114 2 114 1990 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 617():138-141
IPSER JR
RAPIDLY ROTATING NEUTRON-STARS - IMPLICATIONS OF HALF- MILLISECOND PERIODS 1 0
115 3 115 1990 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 100(3):771-781
TURATTO M; CAPPELLARO E; BARBON R; VALLE MD; ORTOLANI S; ROSINO L
PHOTOMETRIC BEHAVIOR OF EVOLVED SUPERNOVAE 31 11
116 1 116 1990 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 67(3):480-493
LYUBIMKOV LS
SUPERNOVA-1987A - ANALYSIS OF ULTRAVIOLET-ABSORPTION SPECTRA OBTAINED WITH THE ASTRON STATION 2 0
117 2 117 1990 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 227(1):L9-L12
PODSIADLOWSKI P; JOSS PC; RAPPAPORT S
A MERGER MODEL FOR SN-1987A 16 0
118 2 118 1990 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 231(2):L7-L10
LU T; SHI TY
GAMMA-RAY EMISSION FROM PULSARS AND HARDEE MECHANISM OF E+E- PRODUCTION 11 1
119 5 119 1990 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 234(1-2):273-276
CHENG KS; DEJAGER OC
A MODEL OF THE PULSED EMISSION FROM SN-1987-A 1 0
120 0 120 1990 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 236(1):133-137
TSVETKOV DY; KIMERIDZE GN; VOLKOV IM; BARTUNOV OS; IKONNIKOVA NP
OBSERVATIONS OF SUPERNOVA-1989A AND SUPERNOVA-1989B 5 3
121 2 121 1990 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 237(2):L9-L12
OGELMAN H; GOUIFFES C; AUGUSTEIJN T; PEDERSEN H; GUTIERREZ F; HASINGER G; MELNICK J; PIETSCH W; SANTINI C
SEARCH FOR THE OPTICAL SIGNATURES OF A PULSAR IN SN-1987A 6 4
122 2 122 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 349(2):L55-L58
ALPAR MA; OGELMAN H
SPIN-UP OF YOUNG PULSARS DUE TO RAPID COOLING BY NEUTRINO EMISSION 5 1
123 1 123 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 349(1):222-240
THIELEMANN FK; HASHIMOTO MA; NOMOTO K
EXPLOSIVE NUCLEOSYNTHESIS IN SN-1987A .2. COMPOSITION, RADIOACTIVITIES, AND THE NEUTRON STAR MASS 125 4
124 1 124 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 351(2):588-600
FINN LS; EVANS CR
DETERMINING GRAVITATIONAL-RADIATION FROM NEWTONIAN SELF- GRAVITATING SYSTEMS 31 0
125 2 125 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 355(1):226-240
IPSER JR; LINDBLOM L
THE OSCILLATIONS OF RAPIDLY ROTATING NEWTONIAN STELLAR MODELS 55 1
126 5 126 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 355(1):241-254
LATTIMER JM; PRAKASH M; MASAK D; YAHIL A
RAPIDLY ROTATING PULSARS AND THE EQUATION OF STATE 59 6
127 1 127 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 357(2):493-501
ROMANI RW
BINARY PERIODS OF CLUSTER PULSARS 15 0
128 2 128 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 359(1):186-191
GLENDENNING NK
MODULATION OF PULSAR SIGNALS BY DEFORMATION OF THE STAR 9 1
129 2 129 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 359(2):444-462
FINN LS; SHAPIRO SL
SPIN-DOWN OF RAPIDLY ROTATING NEUTRON-STARS 8 0
130 5 130 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 362(2):590-594
GRASSI F
THE PULSAR IN SN-1987A AND THE EQUATION OF STATE OF DENSE MATTER 1 0
131 4 131 1990 ENDEAVOUR 14(2):61-65
CHANMUGAM G
THE SEARCH FOR A PULSAR IN SUPERNOVA 1987A 0 0
132 2 132 1990 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 331(1):67-79
BAHCALL S; LYNN BW; SELIPSKY SB
ARE NEUTRON-STARS Q-STARS 20 1
133 1 133 1990 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 345(1):57-78
CAMPBELL BA; ELLIS J; OLIVE KA
QCD PHASE-TRANSITIONS IN AN EFFECTIVE FIELD-THEORY 76 2
134 3 134 1990 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 345(1):186-209
LYNN BW; NELSON AE; TETRADIS N
STRANGE BARYON MATTER 23 0
135 6 135 1990 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 17(1):9-17
BRANDT R; BUTSEV VS; CUI HH; GANSSAUGE E; HAASE G; HECK M; KRIVOPUSTOV MI; KULAKOV BA; LANGROCK EJ; PILLE F; SCHULZ W
RECENT ADVANCES IN THE INVESTIGATION OF CU-TARGETS WITH RELATIVISTIC HEAVY-IONS, ALSO USING SSNTD 4 1
136 2 136 1990 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA B-GENERAL PHYSICS RELATIVITY ASTRONOMY AND MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND METHODS 105(8-9):947-953
FINZI A
A NEUTRINO PULSAR IN SN1987A 0 0
137 1 137 1990 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 64(1):13-15
KAPUSTA JI; OLIVE KA
EFFECTS OF STRANGE PARTICLES ON NEUTRON-STAR CORES 38 2
138 5 138 1990 PHYSICS LETTERS B 243(3):175-180
PRAKASH M; BARON E; PRAKASH M
ROTATION OF STARS CONTAINING STRANGE QUARK MATTER 23 3
139 1 139 1990 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 189(2):89-126
SCHRAMM DN; TRURAN JW
NEW PHYSICS FROM SUPERNOVA-1987A 30 0
140 2 140 1990 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 87(11):4354-4357
GEHRZ RD; NEY EP
CONFIRMATION OF DUST CONDENSATION IN THE EJECTA OF SUPERNOVA 1987A 3 0
141 4 141 1990 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 83(3):499-521
MUTO T; TATSUMI T
STATIC AND DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF NEUTRON-STARS WITH COMBINED PI-O-PI-C CONDENSATION - CONSEQUENCES FROM THE 1ST ORDER PHASE- TRANSITION 10 0
142 1 142 1990 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 83(4):713-722
YAMADA S; SATO K
ASYMMETRY AND GLOBAL MIXING IN SN-1987A BY THE NONSPHERICAL SHOCK-WAVE 0 0
143 3 143 1990 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 62(4):801-866
BETHE HA
SUPERNOVA MECHANISMS 268 10
144 1 144 1990 REVISTA MEXICANA DE ASTRONOMIA Y ASTROFISICA 21(SI):325-328
BENVENUTO OG; HORVATH JE
STRANGE STARS, NEUTRON-STARS AND PULSAR EMISSION 0 0
145 1 145 1990 REVISTA MEXICANA DE ASTRONOMIA Y ASTROFISICA 21(SI):331-334
BENVENUTO OG; HORVATH JE
STRANGE MATTER, DETONATIONS AND SN-1987A 0 0
146 1 146 1990 SCIENCE 247(4945):910-910
WALDROP MM
THE PUZZLING PULSAR THAT WASNT THERE 2 2
147 3 147 1990 SOVIET ASTRONOMY LETTERS 16(5):954-960
KONDRATYUK LA; KRIVORUCHENKO MI; MARTEMYANOV BV
MINIMUM ROTATION PERIOD OF STRANGE STAR 1 0
148 1 148 1990 SOVIET JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS-USSR 52(4):675-678
BLASCHKE D; KAMPFER B; TOWMASJAN T
ON THE POSSIBILITY OF STABLE NEUTRON-STARS IN A UNIFIED DESCRIPTION OF QUARK HADRON MATTER 1 0
149 1 149 1991 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 647():117-130
NARAYAN R; BLANDFORD R
GRAVITATIONAL LENSING 0 0
150 2 150 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 244(1):228-235
EDELMAN C
CAPTURE OF COMETS AND THE BREAK-UP HYPOTHESIS 2 0
151 4 151 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 246(2):411-416
WU XJ; MUTHER H; SOFFEL M; HEROLD H; RUDER H
A NEW EQUATION OF STATE FOR DENSE MATTER AND FAST ROTATING PULSARS 15 1
152 3 152 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 247(2):410-418
BENETTI S; CAPPELLARO E; TURATTO M
PHOTOMETRIC AND SPECTROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS OF 4 SUPERNOVAE 11 5
153 0 153 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 366(2):412-421
GRIEST K
GALACTIC MICROLENSING AS A METHOD OF DETECTING MASSIVE COMPACT HALO OBJECTS 175 130
154 1 154 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 372(2):L79-L82
GRIEST K; ALCOCK C; AXELROD TS; BENNETT DP; COOK KH; FREEMAN KC; PARK HS; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON BA; QUINN PJ; RODGERS AW; STUBBS CW
GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING AS A METHOD OF DETECTING DISK DARK MATTER AND FAINT DISK STARS 91 91
155 1 155 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 382(2):L81-L84
NAKAMURA T; PIRAN T
THE ORIGIN OF THE PLANET AROUND PSR-1829-10 6 0
156 3 156 1991 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 178(2):217-226
TROFIMENKO AP; GURIN VS
WHITE AND GRAY HOLES AS POSSIBLE SOURCES OF GRAVITATIONAL-RAY AND GAMMA-RAY BURSTS FROM SN 1987A 0 0
157 2 157 1991 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 180(2):185-200
TROFIMENKO AP
ROTATING BLACK-HOLES IN NEUTRON AND QUARK STARS - PHENOMENON OF PULSARS 0 0
158 7 158 1991 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 348(2):345-372
ELLIS J; KAPUSTA JI; OLIVE KA
STRANGENESS, GLUE AND QUARK MATTER CONTENT OF NEUTRON-STARS 79 1
159 7 159 1991 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 19(1-4):591-596
CUI HH; BARTH H; BRANDT R; BUTSEV VS; HAASE G; HECK M; KRIVOPUSTOV MI; KULAKOV BA; LANGROCK EJ; PILLE F; ROMMEL M
STUDY OF THE ANGULAR-DISTRIBUTION OF HEAVY FRAGMENTS PRODUCED IN THE INTERACTION OF 58 GEV O-16 IONS WITH A 1-CM THICK CU- TARGET 1 0
160 2 160 1991 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA B-GENERAL PHYSICS RELATIVITY ASTRONOMY AND MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND METHODS 106(9):1023-1033
CHAKRABARTY S
ON PARTIAL DECONFINEMENT, STRANGE STAR AND QUARK-HADRON PHASE- TRANSITION IN THE EARLY UNIVERSE 8 0
161 12 161 1991 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 43(2):835-848
PRICE PB; HE YD
BEHAVIOR OF NUCLEAR PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS PRODUCED IN COLLISIONS OF 14.5-A GEV SI-28 WITH PB AND CU TARGETS 17 2
162 7 162 1991 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 44(4):1672-1674
HE YD; PRICE PB
SEARCH FOR FRACTIONAL CHARGE STATES IN HIGH-ENERGY HEAVY FRAGMENTS PRODUCED IN COLLISIONS OF 14.5A GEV SI-28 WITH PB AND CU TARGET 3 0
163 7 163 1991 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 44(4):1321-1322
BENVENUTO OG; HORVATH JE; VUCETICH H
ROTATIONAL PROPERTIES OF STRANGE-PULSAR MODELS 2 0
164 2 164 1991 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 205(5):221-281
NIETO MM; GOLDMAN T
THE ARGUMENTS AGAINST ANTIGRAVITY AND THE GRAVITATIONAL ACCELERATION OF ANTIMATTER 48 0
165 1 165 1991 PROCEEDINGS ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA 9(1):84-85
WILLIAMS AJ; BLAIR DG; BURMAN R; EVANS M; MARTIN R; BIRCH PV; CANDY MP; VERVEER A; KOCH R; LYNCH MJ; DAI X; ZADNIK MG; FOSTER D
STATUS OF THE PERTH OBSERVATORY AUTOMATED SUPERNOVA SEARCH PROGRAM 1 1
166 0 166 1991 PROCEEDINGS ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA 9(2):261-265
COUCH WJ; PERLMUTTER S; NEWBURG HJM; PENNYPACKER C; GOLDHABER G; MULLER R; BOYLE BJ
THE BERKELEY-AAO DISTANT SUPERNOVA SEARCH 2 2
167 7 167 1991 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 85(2):175-180
TAKATSUKA T
EFFECT OF PION-CONDENSATION ON KEPLERIAN ANGULAR FREQUENCY OF ROTATING NEUTRON-STARS 5 0
168 2 168 1991 RECHERCHE 22(234):848-857
JONES AW; BONNETBIDAUD JM
MILLISECOND PULSARS 0 0
169 2 169 1992 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 30():311-358
BLANDFORD RD; NARAYAN R
COSMOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING 201 33
170 0 170 1992 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 103(2):379-384
MILLER DL; BRANCH D
TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE AND COSMIC PECULIAR VELOCITIES 15 2
171 3 171 1992 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 103(6):1788-1803
VANDYK SD
ASSOCIATION OF SUPERNOVAE WITH RECENT STAR FORMATION REGIONS IN LATE TYPE GALAXIES 30 8
172 1 172 1992 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 104(2):704-718
SRAMEK RA; COWAN JJ; ROBERTS DA; GOSS WM; EKERS RD
A VLA SEARCH FOR YOUNG GALACTIC SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS 4 1
173 2 173 1992 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 254(1-2):99-104
DERUJULA A; JETZER P; MASSO E
ON THE NATURE OF THE DARK HALO OF OUR GALAXY 53 37
174 3 174 1992 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 260(1-2):250-254
VATH HM; CHANMUGAM G
RADIAL OSCILLATIONS OF NEUTRON-STARS AND STRANGE STARS 8 0
175 3 175 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 384(1):L9-L13
MULLER RA; NEWBERG HJM; PENNYPACKER CR; PERLMUTTER S; SASSEEN TP; SMITH CK
HIGH-RATE FOR TYPE IC SUPERNOVAE 40 40
176 2 176 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 384(2):L37-L40
FILIPPENKO AV
EARLY-TIME SPECTRA OF TYPE-IC SUPERNOVAE - FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR THE PRESENCE OF HYDROGEN 21 5
177 7 177 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 388(2):513-520
COLPI M; MILLER JC
ROTATIONAL PROPERTIES OF STRANGE STARS 16 1
178 1 178 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 389(1):234-250
BAHCALL JN; FLYNN C; GOULD A
LOCAL DARK MATTER FROM A CAREFULLY SELECTED SAMPLE 111 37
179 2 179 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 392(2):442-451
GOULD A
EXTENDING THE MACHO SEARCH TO SIMILAR-TO-10(6) M-CIRCLE-DOT 104 60
180 1 180 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 396(1):104-114
GOULD A; LOEB A
DISCOVERING PLANETARY SYSTEMS THROUGH GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSES 98 57
181 0 181 1992 JOURNAL OF ELECTROMYOGRAPHY AND KINESIOLOGY 2(3):150-159
ELDRED E; SOLOMONOW M
EFFECTS OF HIGH-FREQUENCY (500-1,000 HZ), INDIRECT STIMULATION ON SLOW AND FAST MUSCLE RELEVANT TO ORTHOTIC APPLICATIONS 0 0
182 0 182 1992 JOURNAL OF THE COPYRIGHT SOCIETY OF THE USA 40(2):284-314
PERLMUTTER S
RESALE ROYALTIES FOR ARTISTS - AN ANALYSIS OF THE REGISTER OF COPYRIGHTS REPORT (REPRINTED FROM COLUMBIA VLA JOURNAL OF LAW AND THE ARTS) 1 1
183 0 183 1992 LAW AND CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS 55(2):185-209
LITMAN J
COPYRIGHT AND INFORMATION POLICY 18 0
184 2 184 1992 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION B- BEAM INTERACTIONS WITH MATERIALS AND ATOMS 66(3):388-390
BHATTACHARYYA DP; RAKSHIT R; BASU B; PAL P; BISWAS S; DURGAPRASAD N
RESPONSE OF CR-39(DOP) AS A RELATIVISTIC U-238 ION DETECTOR 4 0
185 3 185 1992 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA A-NUCLEI PARTICLES AND FIELDS 105(1):99-104
GHOSH D; ROY J; GHOSH P; GHOSH N; BASU M
MEASUREMENT OF CHARGE OF PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS - SEARCH FOR FRACTIONALLY CHARGED PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS 0 0
186 1 186 1992 ORIGINS OF LIFE AND EVOLUTION OF THE BIOSPHERE 21(5-6):339-357
STEEL D
COMETARY SUPPLY OF TERRESTRIAL ORGANICS - LESSONS FROM THE K/T AND THE PRESENT EPOCH 15 0
187 12 187 1992 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 45(3):1194-1208
BRANDT R; DERSCH G; FRIEDLANDER EM; HAASE G; HECK M; BUTSEV VS; KRIVOPUSTOV MI; KULAKOV BA; LANGROCK EJ; PILLE F; CUI HH; GANSSAUGE E
ENHANCED PRODUCTION OF NA-24 BY WIDE-ANGLE SECONDARIES PRODUCED IN THE INTERACTION OF RELATIVISTIC CARBON-IONS WITH COPPER 18 0
188 3 188 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(671):1-14
TRIMBLE V
ASTROPHYSICS IN 1991 3 0
189 0 189 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(679):717-729
PODSIADLOWSKI P
THE PROGENITOR OF SN 1987A 25 1
190 3 190 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(682):1109-1138
ASHMAN KM
DARK MATTER IN GALAXIES 109 37
191 0 191 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(682):1144-1151
RICHTER M; BASRI G; PERLMUTTER S; PENNYPACKER C
AUTOMATED CCD PHOTOMETRY OF T-TAURI STARS 9 9
192 1 192 1992 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 33(2):45-57
DYSON FJ
HUNTING FOR COMETS AND PLANETS 5 0
193 1 193 1993 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 43(2):91-100
SZYMANSKI M; UDALSKI A
OPTICAL GRAVITATIONAL LENSING EXPERIMENT - DATABASE OF 1992 RESULTS 33 7
194 3 194 1993 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 43(3):289-294
UDALSKI A; SZYMANSKI M; KALUZNY J; KUBIAK M; KRZEMINSKI W; MATEO M; PRESTON GW; PACZYNSKI B
THE OPTICAL GRAVITATIONAL LENSING EXPERIMENT - DISCOVERY OF THE 1ST CANDIDATE MICROLENSING EVENT IN THE DIRECTION OF THE GALACTIC BULGE 196 170
195 2 195 1993 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 61(1):13-22
WEISBERG JM
RESOURCE LETTER RP-1 - RADIO PULSARS 0 0
196 1 196 1993 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 688():554-557
PERLMUTTER S; PENNYPACKER C; GOLDHABER G; GOOBAR A; MULLER R; DESAI J; KIM A; KIM M; NEWBERG H; SMALL I; BOYLE B; CRAWFORD C; MCMAHON R; BUNCLARK P; CARTER D; IRWIN M; TERLEVICH R; ELLIS R; GLAZEBROOK K; COUCH W; MOULD J; SMALL T; ABRAHAM R
A SUPERNOVA AT Z = 0.458 AND COSMOLOGY 0 0
197 1 197 1993 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 688():612-618
BENNETT DP; AKERLOF C; ALCOCK C; ALLSMAN R; AXELROD T; COOK KH; FREEMAN K; GRIEST K; MARSHALL S; PARK HS; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON B; QUINN P; RODGERS A; STUBBS CW; SUTHERLAND W
THE 1ST DATA FROM THE MACHO EXPERIMENT 5 5
198 2 198 1993 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 105(6):2236-2250
SCHMIDT BP; KIRSHNER RP; SCHILD R; LEIBUNDGUT B; JEFFERY D; WILLNER SP; PELETIER R; ZABLUDOFF AI; PHILLIPS MM; SUNTZEFF NB; HAMUY M; WELLS LA; SMITH RC; BALDWIN JA; WELLER WG; NAVARETTE M; GONZALEZ L; FILIPPENKO AV; SHIELDS JC; STEIDEL CC; PERLMUTTER S; PENNYPACKER C; SMITH CK; PORTER AC; BOROSON TA; STATHAKIS R; CANNON R; PETERS J; HORINE E; FREEMAN KC; WOMBLE DS; STONE RPS; MARSCHALL LA; PHILLIPS AC; SAHA A; BOND HE
PHOTOMETRIC AND SPECTROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS OF SN-1990E IN NGC- 1035 - OBSERVATIONAL CONSTRAINTS FOR MODELS OF TYPE-II SUPERNOVAE 28 28
199 1 199 1993 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 268(2):472-482
CAPPELLARO E; TURATTO M; BENETTI S; TSVETKOV DY; BARTUNOV OS; MAKAROVA IN
THE RATE OF SUPERNOVAE .1. THE DATA-BASE, THE RECIPE AND THE UNCERTAINTIES 31 16
200 2 200 1993 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 273(2):383-392
CAPPELLARO E; TURATTO M; BENETTI S; TSVETKOV DY; BARTUNOV OS; MAKAROVA IN
THE RATE OF SUPERNOVAE .2. THE SELECTION EFFECTS AND THE FREQUENCIES PER UNIT BLUE LUMINOSITY 55 16

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201 1 201 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 403(1):32-36
THE LS; LEISING MD; CLAYTON DD
THE COSMIC GAMMA-RAY BACKGROUND FROM TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE 16 4
202 1 202 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 406(2):580-589
WANG BQ; SILK J
HEAVY-ELEMENT ABUNDANCES AND MASSIVE STAR FORMATION 28 0
203 0 203 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 409(1):162-169
VANDYK SD; SRAMEK RA; WEILER KW; PANAGIA N
THE RADIO-EMISSION FROM THE TYPE-IC SUPERNOVA SN-1990B 26 5
204 2 204 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 411(1):313-322
SWARTZ DA; FILIPPENKO AV; NOMOTO K; WHEELER JC
SPECTRA OF LOW-MASS HELIUM STAR MODELS AND THE TYPE-IC SUPERNOVA SN-1987M 29 7
205 0 205 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 415(2):589-615
KIRSHNER RP; JEFFERY DJ; LEIBUNDGUT B; CHALLIS PM; SONNEBORN G; PHILLIPS MM; SUNTZEFF NB; SMITH RC; WINKLER PF; WINGE C; HAMUY M; HUNTER DA; ROTH KC; BLADES JC; BRANCH D; CHEVALIER RA; FRANSSON C; PANAGIA N; WAGONER RV; WHEELER JC; HARKNESS RP
SN-1992A - ULTRAVIOLET AND OPTICAL STUDIES BASED ON HST, IUE, AND CTIO OBSERVATIONS 66 38
206 2 206 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 419(1):52-65
RENZINI A; CIOTTI L; DERCOLE A; PELLEGRINI S
PRODUCTION AND CIRCULATION OF IRON IN ELLIPTIC GALAXIES AND CLUSTERS OF GALAXIES 108 6
207 3 207 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 419(2):648-657
SACKETT PD; GOULD A
MACHOS IN A FLATTENED HALO 39 26
208 2 208 1993 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 263(3):767-774
GOMEZ G; LOPEZ R
LATE-TIME SPECTRAL EVOLUTION OF THE TYPE-II SUPERNOVA 1990E IN NGC-1035 2 1
209 5 209 1993 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 265(2):471-485
TURATTO M; CAPPELLARO E; BENETTI S; DANZIGER IJ
OBSERVATIONS OF TYPE-II PLATEAU SUPERNOVAE - SNE 1988A, 1988H AND 1989C 21 13
210 2 210 1993 NATURE 364(6438):600-602
SCHMIDT BP; KIRSHNER RP; EASTMAN RG; GRASHUIS R; DELLANTONIO I; CALDWELL N; FOLTZ C; HUCHRA JP; MILONE AAE
THE UNUSUAL SUPERNOVA SN1993J IN THE GALAXY M81 39 7
211 3 211 1993 NATURE 365(6447):602-603
HOGAN CJ
COSMOLOGY - IN SEARCH OF THE HALO GRAIL 7 4
212 2 212 1993 NATURE 365(6447):621-623
ALCOCK C; AKERLOF CW; ALLSMAN RA; AXELROD TS; BENNETT DP; CHAN S; COOK KH; FREEMAN KC; GRIEST K; MARSHALL SL; PARK HS; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON BA; PRATT MR; QUINN PJ; RODGERS AW; STUBBS CW; SUTHERLAND W
POSSIBLE GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING OF A STAR IN THE LARGE MAGELLANIC CLOUD 438 439
213 2 213 1993 NATURE 365(6447):623-625
AUBOURG E; BAREYRE P; BREHIN S; GROS M; LACHIEZEREY M; LAURENT B; LESQUOY E; MAGNEVILLE C; MILSZTAJN A; MOSCOSO L; QUEINNEC F; RICH J; SPIRO M; VIGROUX L; ZYLBERAJCH S; ANSARI R; CAVALIER F; MONIEZ M; BEAULIEU JP; FERLET R; GRISON P; VIDALMADJAR A; GUIBERT J; MOREAU O; TAJAHMADY F; MAURICE E; PREVOT L; GRY C
EVIDENCE FOR GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY DARK OBJECTS IN THE GALACTIC HALO 449 413
214 2 214 1993 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 22(1-4):561-564
CUI HH; KE W; ZHOU J; LU WC; BRAND R
STUDY OF THE INTERACTION OF 960-MEV/N U-238 IONS WITH LIGHT- NUCLEI 0 0
215 10 215 1993 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 22(1-4):629-632
ZHANG DH
THE MEAN FREE-PATH OF ALPHA PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS FROM O-16-EM AT 60 A GEV 1 0
216 1 216 1993 PALAEOGEOGRAPHY PALAEOCLIMATOLOGY PALAEOECOLOGY 104(1-4):271-286
JANSA LF
COMETARY IMPACTS INTO OCEAN - THEIR RECOGNITION AND THE THRESHOLD CONSTRAINT FOR BIOLOGICAL EXTINCTIONS 28 0
217 2 217 1993 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 47(8):3106-3123
NIEBAUER TM; RUDIGER A; SCHILLING R; SCHNUPP L; WINKLER W; DANZMANN K
PULSAR SEARCH USING DATA-COMPRESSION WITH THE GARCHING GRAVITATIONAL-WAVE DETECTOR 9 0
218 1 218 1993 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 47(10):4244-4255
DOLGOV A; SILK J
BARYON ISOCURVATURE FLUCTUATIONS AT SMALL SCALES AND BARYONIC DARK MATTER 28 4
219 2 219 1993 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 227(1-5):205-221
WAGONER RV; MONTES M
COSMOLOGICAL DISTANCES FROM SUPERNOVA PHOTOSPHERES 4 0
220 1 220 1993 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 227(1-5):309-312
SALPETER EE
BROWN DWARFS, SLOW ACCRETION, DEUTERIUM AND NUCLEAR FLASHES 1 1
221 2 221 1993 PRAMANA-JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 41():441-453
PRIMACK JR; PARUI RK; KUMAR K; RAJA R; KHARE A
COSMOLOGY AFTER COBE - REVIEW FOR PARTICLE PHYSICISTS 1 0
222 3 222 1993 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 90(11):4827-4834
TURNER MS
DARK MATTER - THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES 10 5
223 2 223 1993 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 105(691):1075-1078
MATEO M
HUNTING FOR DARK-MATTER 0 0
224 0 224 1993 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 105(692):1164-1174
RICHMOND MW; TREFFERS RR; FILIPPENKO AV
THE BERKELEY AUTOMATIC IMAGING TELESCOPE 20 9
225 1 225 1993 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 34(3):279-289
REES MJ
UNDERSTANDING THE HIGH-REDSHIFT UNIVERSE - PROGRESS, HYPE AND PROSPECTS 1 0
226 3 226 1993 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 65(2):301-336
BURROWS A; LIEBERT J
THE SCIENCE OF BROWN DWARFS 77 13
227 3 227 1993 SCIENCE 262(5135):861-867
TURNER MS
WHY IS THE TEMPERATURE OF THE UNIVERSE 2.726-KELVIN 8 2
228 1 228 1993 SPACE ASTRONOMY 13(12):747-750
SILBERBERG R; CAMERON RA; TSAO CH; KASSIM NE; WEILER KW
THE GAMMA-RAY LINE OF TI-44, COMBINED WITH RADIO OBSERVATIONS, AS A PROBE OF SUPERNOVA 0 0
229 7 229 1993 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 66(1-4):425-437
WHEELER JC; SWARTZ DA
THE EVOLUTION OF MASSIVE STARS TO EXPLOSION 2 2
230 4 230 1994 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 44(2):165-189
UDALSKI A; SZYMANSKI M; STANEK KZ; KALUZNY J; KUBIAK M; MATEO M; KRZEMINSKI W; PACZYNSKI B; VENKAT R
THE OPTICAL GRAVITATIONAL LENSING EXPERIMENT - THE OPTICAL DEPTH TO GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING IN THE DIRECTION OF THE GALACTIC BULGE 199 167
231 4 231 1994 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 44(3):227-234
UDALSKI A; SZYMANSKI M; KALUZNY J; KUBIAK M; MATEO M; KRZEMINSKI W; PACZYNSKI B
THE OPTICAL GRAVITATIONAL LENSING EXPERIMENT - THE EARLY WARNING SYSTEM - REAL-TIME MICROLENSING 72 45
232 8 232 1994 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 44(3):235-239
PACZYNSKI B
GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY THE GLOBULAR-CLUSTER STARS 15 9
233 5 233 1994 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 44(3):241-246
KIRAGA M
THE OPTICAL DEPTH TO MICROLENSING OF THE GALACTIC BULGE STARS 4 4
234 2 234 1994 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 62(2):106-106
OLDERSHAW RL
ZWICKY LAST PUZZLE - WHATS INVISIBLE AND RULES THE UNIVERSE 0 0
235 11 235 1994 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 32():531-590
CARR B
BARYONIC DARK-MATTER 118 52
236 3 236 1994 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 107(4):1444-&
SCHMIDT BP; KIRSHNER RP; EASTMAN RG; HAMUY M; PHILLIPS MM; SUNTZEFF NB; MAZA J; FILIPPENKO AV; HO LC; MATHESON T; GRASHUIS R; AVILES R; KIRKPATRICK JD; CHALLIS P; KUIJKEN K; ZUCKER D; BOLTE M; TYSON ND
THE EXPANDING PHOTOSPHERE METHOD APPLIED TO SN-1992AM AT CZ=14600KM-S 29 13
237 0 237 1994 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 71(1):88-91
TSVETKOV DY
OBSERVATIONS OF 5 SUPERNOVAE 0 0
238 3 238 1994 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 71(6):837-845
SAZHIN MV; SHULGA VV; GORBATKO NP
SEARCH FOR DARK OBJECTS IN THE GALAXY 3 3
239 2 239 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 284(2):689-692
LABEYRIE A
GRAVITATIONAL LENSES AS GIANT DIFFRACTIVE TELESCOPES 6 4
240 4 240 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 286(2):426-430
JETZER P
GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY THE HALO OF THE ANDROMEDA GALAXY 11 8
241 1 241 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 287(2):L31-L33
DELLAVALLE M
SPECTROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS OF THE MT STROMLO MACHO CANDIDATE 7 6
242 3 242 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 289(1):L31-L33
DOMINIK M; HIRSHFELD AC
THE BINARY NATURE OF AN OBSERVED DARK GALACTIC OBJECT 19 14
243 3 243 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 289(3):729-739
HOYLE F; BURBIDGE G; NARLIKAR JV
FURTHER ASTROPHYSICAL QUANTITIES EXPECTED IN A QUASI-STEADY- STATE UNIVERSE 25 5
244 1 244 1994 ASTRONOMY FROM WIDE-FIELD IMAGING (161):37-41
POLLAS C
SNE FROM SURVEYS AND PATROLS 0 0
245 1 245 1994 ASTRONOMY FROM WIDE-FIELD IMAGING (161):67-71
MARSHALL S
THE CCD ARRAY CAMERA FOR THE MACHO PROJECT 0 0
246 2 246 1994 ASTRONOMY FROM WIDE-FIELD IMAGING (161):669-686
DELAPPARENT V
MAPPING THE LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURE 0 0
247 2 247 1994 ASTRONOMY LETTERS-A JOURNAL OF ASTRONOMY AND SPACE ASTROPHYSICS 20(5):523-528
SAZHIN MV; CHEREPASHCHUK AM
GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING OF DOUBLE AND MULTIPLE STARS 5 4
248 8 248 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 421(2):L71-L74
GOULD A
PROPER MOTIONS OF MACHOS 93 60
249 7 249 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 421(2):L75-L78
GOULD A
MACHO VELOCITIES FROM SATELLITE-BASED PARALLAXES 55 37
250 9 250 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 423(2):L105-L108
GOULD A; MIRALDAESCUDE J; BAHCALL JN
MICROLENSING EVENTS - THIN DISK, THICK DISK, OR HALO 51 37
251 5 251 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 424(1):L21-L23
NEMIROFF RJ; WICKRAMASINGHE WADT
FINITE SOURCE SIZES AND THE INFORMATION-CONTENT OF MACHO-TYPE LENS SEARCH LIGHT CURVES 67 42
252 2 252 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 424(1):200-207
LEISING MD; SHARE GH
GAMMA-RAY LIMITS ON GALACTIC FE-60 AND TI-44 NUCLEOSYNTHESIS 18 0
253 3 253 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 424(1):333-344
SAUMON D; BERGERON P; LUNINE JI; HUBBARD WB; BURROWS A
COOL ZERO-METALLICITY STELLAR ATMOSPHERES 71 16
254 7 254 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 425(2):L67-L71
MAOZ D; GOULD A
A SPECTROSCOPIC METHOD TO MEASURE MACHO PROPER MOTIONS 28 20
255 3 255 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 425(1):205-209
VANDENBERGH S; MCCLURE RD
REDISCUSSION OF EXTRAGALACTIC SUPERNOVA RATES DERIVED FROM EVANS 1980-1988 OBSERVATIONS 57 20
256 0 256 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 426(1):38-50
DALY RA
COSMOLOGY WITH POWERFUL EXTENDED RADIO-SOURCES 27 4
257 6 257 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 426(2):L69-L72
UDALSKI A; SZYMANSKI M; KALUZNY J; KUBIAK M; MATEO M; KRZEMINSKI W
THE OPTICAL GRAVITATIONAL LENSING EXPERIMENT - THE DISCOVERY OF 3 FURTHER MICROLENSING EVENTS IN THE DIRECTION OF THE GALACTIC BULGE 63 50
258 7 258 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 428(1):L5-L8
MAOZ E
GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY DARK CLUSTERS IN THE GALACTIC HALO 13 9
259 4 259 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 430(2):L101-L104
KIRAGA M; PACZYNSKI B
GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING OF THE GALACTIC BULGE STARS 57 47
260 2 260 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 430(2):463-466
WALKER MA
LENSING IN ALTERNATIVE GRAVITY 11 3
261 6 261 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 430(2):505-510
WITT HJ; MAO S
CAN LENSED STARS BE REGARDED AS POINT-LIKE FOR MICROLENSING BY MACHOS 87 49
262 8 262 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 431(1):L23-L26
FRIEMAN J; SCOCCIMARRO R
CAN MACHOS PROBE THE SHAPE OF THE GALAXY HALO 17 13
263 4 263 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 431(2):L87-L90
KASHYAP V; ROSNER R; SCHRAMM D; TRURAN J
MACHOS AND THE DIFFUSE-X-RAY BACKGROUND 4 2
264 5 264 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 432(1):L43-L45
JETZER P
ON THE MASS OF THE DARK COMPACT OBJECTS IN THE GALACTIC DISK 23 20
265 5 265 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 433(2):670-686
WASSERMAN I; SALPETER EE
BARYONIC DARK CLUSTERS IN GALACTIC HALOS AND THEIR OBSERVABLE CONSEQUENCES 25 12
266 1 266 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 434(1):1-11
TEGMARK M; BUNN EF; HU W
POWER-SPECTRUM-INDEPENDENT CONSTRAINTS ON COSMOLOGICAL MODELS 12 2
267 5 267 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 435(1):L51-L54
BAHCALL JN; FLYNN C; GOULD A; KIRHAKOS S
M-DWARFS, MICROLENSING, AND THE MASS BUDGET OF THE GALAXY 99 53
268 6 268 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 435(1):66-70
WU XP
GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY THE MACHOS OF THE LARGE MAGELLANIC CLOUD 45 27
269 6 269 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 435(2):L113-L116
PACZYNSKI B; STANEK KZ; UDALSKI A; SZYMANSKI M; KALUZNY J; KUBIAK M; MATEO M; KRZEMINSKI W
ARE THE OGLE MICROLENSES IN THE GALACTIC BAR 63 39
270 6 270 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 435(2):573-576
GOULD A
MICROLENSING BY STARS IN THE DISK OF M31 15 10
271 5 271 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 435(2):682-684
NEMIROFF RJ
MAGNIFICATION BIAS IN GALACTIC MICROLENSING SEARCHES 11 10
272 6 272 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 436(1):112-116
BOLATTO AD; FALCO EE
THE DETECTABILITY OF PLANETARY COMPANIONS OF COMPACT GALACTIC OBJECTS FROM THEIR EFFECTS ON MICROLENSED LIGHT CURVES OF DISTANT STARS 33 22
273 1 273 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 436(2):456-466
HU W; SUGIYAMA N
THERMAL HISTORY CONSTRAINTS ON THE ISOCURVATURE BARYON MODEL 14 3
274 6 274 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 436(2):629-641
SACKETT PD; RIX HW; JARVIS BJ; FREEMAN KC
THE FLATTENED DARK HALO OF POLAR RING GALAXY NGC 4650A - A CONSPIRACY OF SHAPES 75 13
275 0 275 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 436(2):787-794
AKERLOF C; ALCOCK C; ALLSMAN R; AXELROD T; BENNETT DP; COOK KH; FREEMAN K; GRIEST K; MARSHALL S; PARK HS; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON B; QUINN P; REIMANN J; RODGERS A; STUBBS CW; SUTHERLAND W
APPLICATION OF CUBIC-SPLINES TO THE SPECTRAL-ANALYSIS OF UNEQUALLY SPACED DATA 12 12
276 4 276 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 437(1):L31-L33
EVANS NW
MICROLENSING MAPS FOR THE GALACTIC BULGE 25 17
277 2 277 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 92(1):219-227
VANDENBERGH S
A CATALOG OF RECENT SUPERNOVAE 11 6
278 2 278 1994 CURRENT SCIENCE 66(4):268-270
BHATTACHARJEE P
DETECTION OF DARK-MATTER IN THE GALACTIC HALO 0 0
279 0 279 1994 HASTINGS LAW JOURNAL 46(1):217-241
MILLER CM
NEW TECHNOLOGY AND OLD PROTECTION - THE CASE FOR RESALE ROYALTIES ON THE RETAIL SALE OF USED CDS 0 0
280 1 280 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 267(1):L4-L6
MICHEL FC
A FAST PULSAR IN SN1987A 7 3
281 3 281 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 267(4):L21-L25
EVANS NW; JIJINA J
MICROLENSING BY THE MILKY-WAY HALO 20 17
282 2 282 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 269(2):L33-L35
FABIAN AC; NULSEN PEJ
COOLING FLOWS, LOW-MASS OBJECTS AND THE GALACTIC HALO 10 5
283 1 283 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 269(2):349-364
DAVIES JI; DISNEY MJ; PHILLIPPS S; BOYLE BJ; COUCH WJ
A SEARCH FOR LARGE LOW-SURFACE-BRIGHTNESS GALAXIES IN DEEP CCD DATA 19 1
284 3 284 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 271(1):202-222
EVANS NW; DEZEEUW PT
OBSERVABLE PROPERTIES OF THE POWER-LAW GALAXIES 21 0
285 1 285 1994 NATURE 368(6472):599-604
SONGAILA A; COWIE LL; HOGAN CJ; RUGERS M
DEUTERIUM ABUNDANCE AND BACKGROUND-RADIATION TEMPERATURE IN HIGH-REDSHIFT PRIMORDIAL CLOUDS 244 46
286 6 286 1994 NATURE 370(6487):248-249
WAMBSGANSS J
DARK-MATTER - MACHOS NOT SO TOUGH 2 1
287 5 287 1994 NATURE 370(6487):275-276
SAHU KC
STARS WITHIN THE LARGE MAGELLANIC CLOUD AS POTENTIAL LENSES FOR OBSERVED MICROLENSING EVENTS 129 82
288 5 288 1994 NATURE 370(6489):441-443
SACKETT PD; MORRISON HL; HARDING P; BOROSON TA
A FAINT LUMINOUS HALO THAT MAY TRACE THE DARK-MATTER AROUND SPIRAL GALAXY NGC5907 59 15
289 2 289 1994 NATURE 371(6494):227-229
NOMOTO K; YAMAOKA H; VANDENHEUVEL EPJ; IWAMOTO K; KUMAGAI S; SHIGEYAMA T; POLS OR
A CARBON-OXYGEN STAR AS PROGENITOR OF THE TYPE-IC SUPERNOVA 1994I 58 10
290 4 290 1994 NATURE 371(6497):493-495
HU EM; HUANG JS; GILMORE G; COWIE LL
AN UPPER LIMIT ON THE DENSITY OF LOW-MASS STARS IN THE GALACTIC HALO 27 13
291 2 291 1994 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():5-16
ELLIS J
PARTICLES AND COSMOLOGY 0 0
292 4 292 1994 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():117-127
SADOULET B
SEARCHES FOR DARK-MATTER 0 0
293 2 293 1994 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA A-NUCLEI PARTICLES AND FIELDS 107(7):1045-1061
REES MJ
THE EMERGENCE OF STRUCTURE IN THE UNIVERSE 0 0
294 2 294 1994 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA A-NUCLEI PARTICLES AND FIELDS 107(7):1091-1109
ELLIS J
KNOWN AND UNKNOWN MATTER 4 3
295 5 295 1994 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA B-GENERAL PHYSICS RELATIVITY ASTRONOMY AND MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND METHODS 109(5):559-560
KARAS V
TIME-ASYMMETRY OF MICROLENSING EVENTS 0 0
296 2 296 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 49(7):3691-3703
GANDHI R; LOPEZ JL; NANOPOULOS DV; YUAN K; ZICHICHI A
SCRUTINIZING SUPERGRAVITY MODELS THROUGH NEUTRINO TELESCOPES 16 1
297 3 297 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 50(3):1173-+
MONTANET L; BARNETT RM; GROOM DE; TRIPPE TG; WOHL CG; ARMSTRONG B; WAGMAN GS; MURAYAMA H; STONE J; HERNANDEZ JJ; PORTER FC; MORRISON RJ; MANOHAR A; AGUILARBENITEZ M; CASO C; LANTERO P; CRAWFORD RL; ROOS M; TORNQVIST NA; HAYES KG; HOHLER G; KAWABATA S; MANLEY DM; OLIVE K; SHROCK RE; EIDELMAN S; SCHINDLER RH; GURTU A; HIKASA K; CONFORTO G; WORKMAN RL; GRAB C
REVIEW OF PARTICLE PROPERTIES 967 4
298 7 298 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 50(4):2406-2413
GIUDICE GF; MOLLERACH S; ROULET E
CAN EROS AND MACHO BE DETECTING THE GALACTIC SPHEROID INSTEAD OF THE GALACTIC HALO 15 12
299 2 299 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 50(6):3614-3636
SU Y; HECKEL BR; ADELBERGER EG; GUNDLACH JH; HARRIS M; SMITH GL; SWANSON HE
NEW TESTS OF THE UNIVERSALITY OF FREE-FALL 87 9
300 2 300 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 50(6):3637-3649
MCDONALD J
GAUGE SINGLET SCALARS AS COLD DARK-MATTER 3 0

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301 7 301 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 72(16):2520-2523
GATES E; TURNER MS
HALO COLD DARK-MATTER AND MICROLENSING 23 16
302 2 302 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 73(10):1328-1331
COTTINGHAM WN; KALAFATIS D; MAU RV
BROWN DWARFS, QUARK STARS, AND QUARK-HADRON PHASE-TRANSITION 18 8
303 3 303 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 73(22):2950-2953
ZHYTNIKOV VV; NESTER JM
CAN GALACTIC OBSERVATIONS BE EXPLAINED BY A RELATIVISTIC GRAVITY THEORY 8 5
304 5 304 1994 PHYSICS LETTERS B 323(3-4):347-350
JETZER P; MASSO E
ON THE MASS OF THE DARK COMPACT HALO OBJECTS 15 14
305 2 305 1994 PHYSICS LETTERS B 325(1-2):136-142
BEREZINSKY V; BOTTINO A; MIGNOLA G
HIGH-ENERGY GAMMA-RADIATION FROM THE GALACTIC-CENTER DUE TO NEUTRALINO ANNIHILATION 20 3
306 5 306 1994 PHYSICS TODAY 47(7):17-20
SCHWARZSCHILD B
MACHO SEARCHES FIND MOST CANDIDATES IN UNEXPECTED PLACES 0 0
307 2 307 1994 PROCEEDINGS ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA 11(1):7-11
EVANS R
SEARCHING FOR SUPERNOVAE - VISUALLY AND OTHERWISE 3 3
308 2 308 1994 PROGRESS IN PARTICLE AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS, VOL 32 32():109-117
CALDWELL DO
NEUTRINOS AND THE DARK-MATTER OF THE UNIVERSE 1 0
309 9 309 1994 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 106(703):942-948
SAHU KC
MICROLENSING EVENTS OF THE LMC ARE BETTER EXPLAINED BY STARS WITHIN THE LMC THAN BY MACHOS 21 9
310 5 310 1994 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 106(706):1225-1238
GALLAGHER JS; WYSE RFG
DWARF SPHEROIDAL GALAXIES - KEYSTONES OF GALAXY EVOLUTION 66 1
311 3 311 1994 RECHERCHE 25(261):86-88
BEAULIEU JP; FERLET R; GRISON P; VIDALMADJAR A
IS THE VEIL LIFTING FROM THE DARK-MATTER OF THE GALAXY 0 0
312 3 312 1994 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 57(2):117-185
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328 6 328 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 295(3):567-570
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331 1 331 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 299(1):89-107
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336 8 336 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 301(1):1-5
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350 5 350 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 441(1):70-76
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351 6 351 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 441(1):77-78
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352 3 352 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 441(2):465-470
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ABSENCE OF A LOWER LIMIT ON OMEGA(B) IN INHOMOGENEOUS PRIMORDIAL NUCLEOSYNTHESIS 11 4
353 8 353 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 442(1):L9-L12
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354 3 354 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 444(2):L89-L91
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355 3 355 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 444(1):175-182
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356 5 356 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 444(2):556-560
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357 7 357 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 445(2):L105-L108
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358 4 358 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 445(1):124-132
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359 8 359 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 445(1):133-139
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360 3 360 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 445(2):L145-L148
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361 8 361 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 446(2):L71-L73
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362 5 362 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 446(2):541-542
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366 4 366 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 447(2):L105-L108
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368 3 368 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 447(2):646-655
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DYNAMICAL EVIDENCE FOR DARK-MATTER 0 0
418 9 418 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():379-386
SUTHERLAND W; ALCOCK C; ALLSMAN R; AXELROD T; BENNETT D; CHAN S; COOK K; FREEMAN K; GRIEST K; MARSHALL S; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON B; PRATT M; QUINN P; RODGERS A; STUBBS C
GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING RESULTS FROM MACHO 0 0
419 4 419 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():387-393
MOSCOSO L
MICROLENSING EVIDENCE FROM EROS 0 0
420 3 420 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():405-412
DAR A
DEUTERIUM IN HIGH-REDSHIFT CLOUDS AND BARYONIC DARK-MATTER 0 0
421 0 421 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():435-439
GOLDHABER G; BOYLE B; BUNCLARK P; CARTER D; ELLIS R; GABI S; GOOBAR A; KIM A; KIM M; MCMAHON R; PAIN R; PENNYPACKER C; PERLMUTTER S; SMALL I; TERLEVICH R
DISCOVERY OF THE MOST DISTANT SUPERNOVAE AND THE QUEST FOR OMEGA 0 0
422 4 422 1995 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA B-GENERAL PHYSICS RELATIVITY ASTRONOMY AND MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND METHODS 110(7):887-891
ROSU H
ON STRANGELETS IN THE MAGNETOSPHERE 0 0
423 8 423 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 51(6):2584-2590
LAFRANCE R; MYERS RC
GRAVITY RAINBOW - LIMITS FOR THE APPLICABILITY OF THE EQUIVALENCE PRINCIPLE 14 0
424 1 424 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 51(6):3117-3120
CRAMER JG; FORWARD RL; MORRIS MS; VISSER M; BENFORD G; LANDIS GA
NATURAL WORMHOLES AS GRAVITATIONAL LENSES 30 2
425 9 425 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 74(1):14-17
DEPAOLIS F; INGROSSO G; JETZER P; RONCADELLI M
A CASE FOR A BARYONIC DARK HALO 34 18
426 3 426 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 74(2):216-219
BOUGHN SP; USON JM
CONSTRAINTS ON THE DWARF STAR CONTENT OF DARK-MATTER 9 6
427 8 427 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 74(15):2867-2871
ALCOCK C; ALLSMAN RA; AXELROD TS; BENNETT DP; COOK KH; FREEMAN KC; GRIEST K; GUERN JA; LEHNER MJ; MARSHALL SL; PARK HS; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON BA; PRATT MR; QUINN PJ; RODGERS AW; STUBBS CW; SUTHERLAND W
EXPERIMENTAL LIMITS ON THE DARK-MATTER HALO OF THE GALAXY FROM GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING 110 110
428 14 428 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 74(19):3724-3727
GATES EI; GYUK G; TURNER MS
MICROLENSING AND HALO COLD DARK-MATTER 45 30
429 3 429 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 75(3):394-397
NUGENT P; BRANCH D; BARON E; FISHER A; VAUGHAN T; HAUSCHILDT PH
LOW HUBBLE CONSTANT FROM THE PHYSICS OF TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE 20 11
430 4 430 1995 PHYSICS LETTERS A 208(4-6):276-280
GUREVICH AV; ZYBIN KP
THE MASS OF COLD DARK-MATTER PARTICLES AND MICROLENSING 24 19
431 4 431 1995 PHYSICS LETTERS B 351(1-3):116-122
BOTTINO A; KIM CW; SONG J
EFFECTS OF THE RUNNING GRAVITATIONAL CONSTANT ON THE AMOUNT OF DARK-MATTER 6 2
432 2 432 1995 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 256(1-3):53-67
BRANCH D; KHOKHLOV AM
TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE - OBSERVATIONS, MODELING, DISTANCES 7 4
433 6 433 1995 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 256(1-3):173-191
NOMOTO K; IWAMOTO K; SUZUKI T
THE EVOLUTION AND EXPLOSION OF MASSIVE BINARY STARS AND TYPE IB-IC-IIB-IIL SUPERNOVAE 34 6
434 5 434 1995 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 256(1-3):193-210
TRURAN JW; TIMMES FX
THE ROAD TO IRON LEADS THROUGH NI-56 0 0
435 21 435 1995 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 107(707):1-21
TRIMBLE V; LEONARD PJT
ASTROPHYSICS IN 1994 2 0
436 2 436 1995 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 107(710):347-350
BOFFI FR; BRANCH D
RADIO-EMISSION FROM TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE AS A TEST OF SYMBIOTIC- STAR PROGENITOR SYSTEMS 10 4
437 4 437 1995 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 107(714):715-729
IRWIN JA
GALAXIES AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTS 7 0
438 7 438 1995 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 107(717):1019-1029
BRANCH D; LIVIO M; YUNGELSON LR; BOFFI FR; BARON E
IN SEARCH OF THE PROGENITORS OF TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE 68 25
439 1 439 1995 RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 24(2):115-128
YADAV JS
CHARGED-PARTICLE IDENTIFICATION USING CR-39(DOP) DETECTORS 12 0
440 4 440 1995 REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 66(4):2777-2784
WILLIAMS AJ; MARTIN R; VERVEER A; BLAIR DG; KOCH R; LYNCH MJ; BURMAN R
SOUTHERN-HEMISPHERE AUTOMATED SUPERNOVA SEARCH 2 2
441 5 441 1995 RIVISTA DEL NUOVO CIMENTO 18(5):1-&
BERNABEI R
RESEARCHES ON DARK-MATTER 15 2
442 5 442 1995 SCIENCE 267(5195):192-199
COPI CJ; SCHRAMM DN; TURNER MS
BIG-BANG NUCLEOSYNTHESIS AND THE BARYON DENSITY OF THE UNIVERSE 255 59
443 21 443 1995 SEVENTEENTH TEXAS SYMPOSIUM ON RELATIVISTIC ASTROPHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY 759():56-66
Ferlet R
MACHOS and dark matter 1 1
444 2 444 1995 SEVENTEENTH TEXAS SYMPOSIUM ON RELATIVISTIC ASTROPHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY 759():170-187
Ellis J
Particle physics and cosmology 0 0
445 1 445 1995 SEVENTEENTH TEXAS SYMPOSIUM ON RELATIVISTIC ASTROPHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY 759():188-191
Stockman HS
HST highlights: New views of the universe 1 0
446 3 446 1995 SEVENTEENTH TEXAS SYMPOSIUM ON RELATIVISTIC ASTROPHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY 759():608-611
Ansari R; Auriere M; Baillon P; Bouquet A; Coupinot G; Coutures C; Ghesquiere C; GiraudHeraud Y; Gondolo P; Hecquet J; Kaplan J; Melchior AL; Moniez M; Picat JP; Soucail G
AGAPE, an experiment to detect MACHO's in the direction of the Andromeda galaxy 1 1
447 5 447 1995 STELLAR POPULATIONS (164):195-204
Kuijken K
Dark matter in the Milky Way 0 1
448 3 448 1996 ACTA PHYSICA POLONICA B 27(7):1527-1539
Caldwell DO
Neutrino oscillations and dark matter 0 0
449 3 449 1996 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 64(1):45-49
Nandor MJ; Helliwell TM
Fermat's principle and multiple imaging by gravitational lenses 0 0
450 39 450 1996 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 34():419-459
Paczynski B
Gravitational microlensing in the local group 107 41
451 2 451 1996 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 34():511-550
Olszewski EW; Suntzeff NB; Mateo M
Old and intermediate-age stellar populations in the magellanic clouds 60 2
452 1 452 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 111(3):1146-1155
Alcock C; Allsman RA; Axelrod TS; Bennett DP; Cook KH; Freeman KC; Griest K; Marshall SL; Peterson BA; Pratt MR; Quinn PJ; Rodgers AW; Stubbs CW; Sutherland S; Welch DL
The macho project LMC variable star inventory .2. LMC RR lyrae stars - Pulsational characteristics and indications of a global youth of the LMC 39 4
453 6 453 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 111(3):1286-1303
Clocchiatti A; Benetti S; Wheeler JC; Wren W; Boisseau J; Cappellaro E; Turatto M; Patat F; Swartz DA; Harkness RP; Brotherton MS; Wills B; Hemenway P; Cornell M; Frueh M; Kaiser MB
A study of SN 1992H in NGC 5377 7 7
454 6 454 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 111(4):1660-1667
Schlegel EM
On the early spectroscopic distinction of Type II supernovae 10 3
455 4 455 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 111(5):2017-2027
VanDyk SD; Hamuy M; Filippenko AV
Supernovae and massive star formation regions 31 6
456 1 456 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 111(5):2028-2037
Kaspi VM; Manchester RN; Johnston S; Lyne AG; DAmico N
A search for radio pulsars in southern supernova remnants 34 1
457 5 457 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 111(6):2135-2140
Rugers M; Hogan CJ
High deuterium abundance in a new quasar absorber 54 9
458 4 458 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 112(6):2391-2397
Hamuy M; Phillips MM; Schommer RA; Suntzeff NB; Maza J; Aviles R
The absolute luminosities of the Calan/Tololo type Ia supernovae 122 96
459 5 459 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 112(6):2398-2407
Hamuy M; Phillips MM; Suntzeff NB; Schommer RA; Maza J; Aviles R
The Hubble diagram of the Calan/Tololo type Ia supernovae and the value of H-0 95 66
460 4 460 1996 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 73(4):506-510
Trifalenkov IA; Sazhin MV; Cherepashchuk AM
Microlensing effects in globular star clusters 0 0
461 2 461 1996 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 73(5):783-787
Bogdanov MB; Cherepashchuk AM
Reconstruction of the brightness distribution over a stellar disk from observations of gravitational microlensing 3 3
462 4 462 1996 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 116(3):579-595
Lindegren L; Perryman MAC
GAIA: Global astrometric interferometer for astrophysics 50 4
463 1 463 1996 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 120(2):267-274
Osterloh M; Thommes E; Kania U
Detection of periods for T Tauri stars 2 1
464 1 464 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 307(3):791-802
Gullbring E; Barwig H; Chen PS; Gahm GF; Bao MX
Activity on the classical T Tauri star BP Tauri 13 1
465 14 465 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 310(3):771-796
Ng YK; Bertelli G; Chiosi C; Bressan A
The galactic structure towards the Galactic Centre .3. A study of Baade's window: Discovery of the bar population? 31 3
466 3 466 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 311(1):57-68
GonzalezPerez JN; Kidger MR; deDiego JA
The microvariability characteristics of OJ287 10 0
467 6 467 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 313(1):1-7
Salati P; Chardonnet P; Luo XC; Silk J; Taillet R
The gas deficiency of the galactic halo 5 2
468 2 468 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 313(2):347-355
Soares DSL
Binary galaxies and alternative physics .1. A qualitative application of MOND and Mannheim-Kazanas gravity 1 0
469 17 469 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 313(3):841-850
Dominik M; Hirshfeld AC
Evidence for a binary lens in the MACHO LMC no 1 microlensing event 19 10
470 11 470 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 314(1):94-103
Ansari R; Cavalier F; Moniez M; Aubourg E; Bareyre P; Brehin S; Gros M; LachiezeRey M; Laurent B; Lesquoy E; Magneville C; Milsztajn A; Moscoso L; Queinnec F; Renault C; Rich J; Spiro M; Vigroux L; Zylberajch S; Beaulieu JP; Ferlet R; Grison P; VidalMadjar A; Guibert J; Moreau O; Tajahmady F; Maurice E; Prevot L; Gry C
Observational limits on the contribution of sub-stellar and stellar objects to the galactic halo 69 52
471 4 471 1996 ASTRONOMY LETTERS-A JOURNAL OF ASTRONOMY AND SPACE ASTROPHYSICS 22(5):573-577
Sazhin MV
A fundamental limit to the accuracy of astrometric measurements 0 0
472 5 472 1996 ASTROPARTICLE PHYSICS 6(1):35-43
deBellefon A; Berkes I; Bobin C; Broszkiewicz D; Chambon B; Chaellier M; Chardin G; Charvin P; Chazal V; Coron N; DeJesus M; Drain D; Dumoulin L; GiraudHeraud Y; Goldbach C; Guerier G; Hadjout JP; Leblanc J; Marchand D; Massaq M; Messous Y; Navick X; Nollez G; Pari P; Pastor C; PerilloIsaac MC; Prostakov I; Yvon D
Dark matter search with a low temperature sapphire bolometer 21 2
473 6 473 1996 ASTROPARTICLE PHYSICS 6(1):63-69
Abriola D; Avignone FT; Brodzinski RL; Collar JI; DiGregorio DE; Farach HA; Garcia E; Gattone AO; Hasenbalg F; Huck H; Miley HS; Morales A; Morales J; deSolorzano AO; Puimedon J; Reeves JH; Saenz C; Salinas A; Sarsa ML; Tomasi D; Urteaga I; Villar JA
Searching for cold dark matter in the Southern Hemisphere. The experiment at Sierra Grande 8 1
474 18 474 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING (173):199-208
Paczynski B
Gravitational microlensing, the distance scale, and the ages 0 0
475 2 475 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING (173):209-214
Stubbs CW; Alcock C; Allsman RA; Alves D; Axelrod TS; Becker A; Bennett DP; Cook KH; Freeman KC; Griest K; Guern J; Lehner M; Marshall SL; Peterson BA; Pratt MR; Quinn PJ; Reiss D; Rodgers AW; Sutherland W; Welch DL
Searching for dark matter with gravitational microlensing: A report from the MACHO collaboration 0 0
476 4 476 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING (173):221-226
Pratt MR; Alcock C; Allsman RA; Alves D; Axelrod TS; Becker A; Bennett DP; Cook KH; Freeman KC; Griest K; Guern J; Lehner M; Marshall SL; Peterson BA; Quinn PJ; Reiss D; Rodgers AW; Stubbs C; Sutherland W; Welch DL
Real-time detection of gravitational microlensing 0 0
477 6 477 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING (173):233-234
Witt HJ; Mao S
Microlensing with binaries and planets 0 0
478 6 478 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING (173):365-370
Gould A
Pixel lensing: The key to the universe 0 0
479 10 479 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 456(1):L49-L53
Graff DS; Freese K
Analysis of a Hubble Space Telescope search for red dwarfs: Limits on baryonic matter in the galactic halo 52 24
480 6 480 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 456(2):L97-L100
DalPino EMD; Horvath JE; Pacheco JAD
The role of thermal instabilities on the theoretical mass function of MACHOs 0 0
481 7 481 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 456(1):98-105
Mathews GJ; Kajino T; Orito M
Inhomogeneous primordial nucleosynthesis and new abundance constraints on Omega(b)h(2) 16 5
482 5 482 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 456(2):L107-L109
Manchester RN; Peterson BA
A search for optical pulsations in SN 1987A 3 1
483 9 483 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 457(2):L77-L79
DellaValle M; Livio M
Are microlensing events contaminated by dwarf nova eruptions? 9 8
484 1 484 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 457(2):500-528
Hoflich P; Khokhlov A
Explosion models for type Ia supernovae: A comparison with observed light curves, distances, H-0, and q(0) 122 54
485 10 485 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 458(1):L9-L12
Mollerach S; Roulet E
Microlensing of disk sources 5 4
486 4 486 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 459(1):L1-L4
Rugers M; Hogan CJ
Confirmation of high deuterium abundance in quasar absorbers 87 13
487 7 487 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 459(2):L87-L90
Mera D; Chabrier G; Baraffe I
Determination of the low-mass star mass function in the Galactic disk 26 7
488 2 488 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 459(2):432-437
Eisenstein DJ; Loeb A
Can the Tully-Fisher relation be the result of initial conditions? 31 1
489 2 489 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 459(2):438-454
Schaefer BE
Peak brightnesses of historical supernovae and the hubble constant 17 2
490 23 490 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 461(1):84-&
Alcock C; Allsman RA; Axelrod TS; Bennett DP; Cook KH; Freeman KC; Griest K; Guern JA; Lehner MJ; Marshall SL; Park HS; Perlmutter S; Peterson BA; Pratt MR; Quinn PJ; Rodgers AW; Stubbs CW; Sutherland W
The MACHO project first-year large Magellanic Cloud results: The microlensing rate and the nature of the Galactic dark halo 99 99
491 11 491 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 461(1):104-114
Taillet R; Salati P; Longaretti PY
The dark side of globular clusters 4 1
492 9 492 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 461(2):587-592
Han C; Narayanan VK; Gould A
Lunar occultation of MACHOs 5 3
493 15 493 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 462(2):705-711
Boutreux T; Gould A
Monte Carlo simulations of MACHO parallaxes from a satellite 20 12
494 16 494 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 463(2):L67-L70
Alcock C; Allsman RA; Alves D; Axelrod TS; Becker AC; Bennett DP; Cook KH; Freeman KC; Griest K; Guern J; Lehner MJ; Marshall SL; Peterson BA; Pratt MR; Quinn PJ; Reiss D; Rodgers AW; Stubbs CW; Sutherland W; Welch DL
Real-time detection and multisite observations of gravitational microlensing 29 19
495 2 495 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 464(1):125-130
Schild RE
Microlensing variability of the gravitationally lensed quasar Q0957+561 A,B 42 4
496 19 496 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 464(1):212-217
Gould A; Welch DL
MACHO proper motions from optical/infrared photometry 39 25
497 7 497 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 464(1):218-225
Metcalf RB; Silk J
Gravitational microlensing by clustered MACHOs 10 5
498 3 498 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 464(1):256-271
Adams FC; Fatuzzo M
A theory of the initial mass function for star formation in molecular clouds 75 8
499 5 499 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 464(1):404-411
Schaefer BE
Volume-limited samples of supernovae 12 7
500 10 500 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 465(1):73-78
Branch D; Romanishin W; Baron E
Statistical connections between the properties of type Ia supernovae and the B-V colors of their parent galaxies, and the value of H-0 39 28

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101	2	101 1989 NATURE 341(6243):633-635 FRIEMAN JA; OLINTO AV IS THE SUB-MILLISECOND PULSAR STRANGE	18	9
102	1	102 1989 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 321(2):465-480 LYNN BW Q-STARS	35	6
103	8	103 1989 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 16(4):225-229 CUI HH; BRANDT R; DERSCH G; HAASE G ANGULAR-DISTRIBUTION OF HEAVY FRAGMENTS IN 72 GEV AR INTERACTIONS WITH CU	5	2
104	1	104 1989 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 40(2):299-308 TURNER MS; KANG HS; STEIGMAN G AXIONS, SN-1987A, AND ONE-PION EXCHANGE	13	0
105	1	105 1989 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 62(24):2777-2780 IPSER JR; LINDBLOM L OSCILLATIONS AND STABILITY OF RAPIDLY ROTATING NEUTRON STARS	44	8
106	1	106 1989 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 63(14):1443-1446 GLENDENNING NK CYCLIC APPEARANCES AND DISAPPEARANCES OF PULSARS - APPLICATION TO PULSAR IN SN-1987A	3	2
107	1	107 1989 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 63(24):2629-2632 GLENDENNING NK FAST PULSAR IN SN-1987A - CANDIDATE FOR STRANGE-QUARK MATTER	39	7
108	1	108 1989 PHYSICS LETTERS B 228(2):264-272 ELLIS J; KALARA S; OLIVE KA; WETTERICH C DENSITY-DEPENDENT COUPLINGS AND ASTROPHYSICAL BOUNDS ON LIGHT SCALAR PARTICLES	27	4
109	1	109 1989 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 82(3):535-554 OOHARA K; NAKAMURA T GRAVITATIONAL-RADIATION FROM COALESCING BINARY NEUTRON STARS .1.	34	0
110	1	110 1989 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 82(5):945-964 TAKATSUKA T; TAMAGAKI R POSTGLITCH TIMING BEHAVIOR OF VELA AND CRAB PULSARS IN AN EXTENDED STARQUAKE MODEL FOR NEUTRON STARS WITH PION-CONDENSED CORE	9	2
111	3	111 1989 RECHERCHE 20(216):1548-1549 BONNETBIDAUD JM WAS SUPERNOVA-1987 A PULSAR OR A MIRAGE	0	0
112	1	112 1989 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 52(11):1421-1473 HILLEBRANDT W; HOFLICH P THE SUPERNOVA 1987A IN THE LARGE MAGELLANIC CLOUD	33	1
113	2	113 1990 ACTA PHYSICA POLONICA B 21(4-5):357-& SCHAEFFER R SN1987A - A REVIEW	0	0
114	2	114 1990 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 617():138-141 IPSER JR RAPIDLY ROTATING NEUTRON-STARS - IMPLICATIONS OF HALF- MILLISECOND PERIODS	1	0
115	3	115 1990 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 100(3):771-781 TURATTO M; CAPPELLARO E; BARBON R; VALLE MD; ORTOLANI S; ROSINO L PHOTOMETRIC BEHAVIOR OF EVOLVED SUPERNOVAE	31	11
116	1	116 1990 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 67(3):480-493 LYUBIMKOV LS SUPERNOVA-1987A - ANALYSIS OF ULTRAVIOLET-ABSORPTION SPECTRA OBTAINED WITH THE ASTRON STATION	2	0
117	2	117 1990 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 227(1):L9-L12 PODSIADLOWSKI P; JOSS PC; RAPPAPORT S A MERGER MODEL FOR SN-1987A	16	0
118	2	118 1990 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 231(2):L7-L10 LU T; SHI TY GAMMA-RAY EMISSION FROM PULSARS AND HARDEE MECHANISM OF E+E- PRODUCTION	11	1
119	5	119 1990 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 234(1-2):273-276 CHENG KS; DEJAGER OC A MODEL OF THE PULSED EMISSION FROM SN-1987-A	1	0
120	0	120 1990 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 236(1):133-137 TSVETKOV DY; KIMERIDZE GN; VOLKOV IM; BARTUNOV OS; IKONNIKOVA NP OBSERVATIONS OF SUPERNOVA-1989A AND SUPERNOVA-1989B	5	3
121	2	121 1990 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 237(2):L9-L12 OGELMAN H; GOUIFFES C; AUGUSTEIJN T; PEDERSEN H; GUTIERREZ F; HASINGER G; MELNICK J; PIETSCH W; SANTINI C SEARCH FOR THE OPTICAL SIGNATURES OF A PULSAR IN SN-1987A	6	4
122	2	122 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 349(2):L55-L58 ALPAR MA; OGELMAN H SPIN-UP OF YOUNG PULSARS DUE TO RAPID COOLING BY NEUTRINO EMISSION	5	1
123	1	123 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 349(1):222-240 THIELEMANN FK; HASHIMOTO MA; NOMOTO K EXPLOSIVE NUCLEOSYNTHESIS IN SN-1987A .2. COMPOSITION, RADIOACTIVITIES, AND THE NEUTRON STAR MASS	125	4
124	1	124 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 351(2):588-600 FINN LS; EVANS CR DETERMINING GRAVITATIONAL-RADIATION FROM NEWTONIAN SELF- GRAVITATING SYSTEMS	31	0
125	2	125 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 355(1):226-240 IPSER JR; LINDBLOM L THE OSCILLATIONS OF RAPIDLY ROTATING NEWTONIAN STELLAR MODELS	55	1
126	5	126 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 355(1):241-254 LATTIMER JM; PRAKASH M; MASAK D; YAHIL A RAPIDLY ROTATING PULSARS AND THE EQUATION OF STATE	59	6
127	1	127 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 357(2):493-501 ROMANI RW BINARY PERIODS OF CLUSTER PULSARS	15	0
128	2	128 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 359(1):186-191 GLENDENNING NK MODULATION OF PULSAR SIGNALS BY DEFORMATION OF THE STAR	9	1
129	2	129 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 359(2):444-462 FINN LS; SHAPIRO SL SPIN-DOWN OF RAPIDLY ROTATING NEUTRON-STARS	8	0
130	5	130 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 362(2):590-594 GRASSI F THE PULSAR IN SN-1987A AND THE EQUATION OF STATE OF DENSE MATTER	1	0
131	4	131 1990 ENDEAVOUR 14(2):61-65 CHANMUGAM G THE SEARCH FOR A PULSAR IN SUPERNOVA 1987A	0	0
132	2	132 1990 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 331(1):67-79 BAHCALL S; LYNN BW; SELIPSKY SB ARE NEUTRON-STARS Q-STARS	20	1
133	1	133 1990 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 345(1):57-78 CAMPBELL BA; ELLIS J; OLIVE KA QCD PHASE-TRANSITIONS IN AN EFFECTIVE FIELD-THEORY	76	2
134	3	134 1990 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 345(1):186-209 LYNN BW; NELSON AE; TETRADIS N STRANGE BARYON MATTER	23	0
135	6	135 1990 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 17(1):9-17 BRANDT R; BUTSEV VS; CUI HH; GANSSAUGE E; HAASE G; HECK M; KRIVOPUSTOV MI; KULAKOV BA; LANGROCK EJ; PILLE F; SCHULZ W RECENT ADVANCES IN THE INVESTIGATION OF CU-TARGETS WITH RELATIVISTIC HEAVY-IONS, ALSO USING SSNTD	4	1
136	2	136 1990 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA B-GENERAL PHYSICS RELATIVITY ASTRONOMY AND MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND METHODS 105(8-9):947-953 FINZI A A NEUTRINO PULSAR IN SN1987A	0	0
137	1	137 1990 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 64(1):13-15 KAPUSTA JI; OLIVE KA EFFECTS OF STRANGE PARTICLES ON NEUTRON-STAR CORES	38	2
138	5	138 1990 PHYSICS LETTERS B 243(3):175-180 PRAKASH M; BARON E; PRAKASH M ROTATION OF STARS CONTAINING STRANGE QUARK MATTER	23	3
139	1	139 1990 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 189(2):89-126 SCHRAMM DN; TRURAN JW NEW PHYSICS FROM SUPERNOVA-1987A	30	0
140	2	140 1990 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 87(11):4354-4357 GEHRZ RD; NEY EP CONFIRMATION OF DUST CONDENSATION IN THE EJECTA OF SUPERNOVA 1987A	3	0
141	4	141 1990 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 83(3):499-521 MUTO T; TATSUMI T STATIC AND DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF NEUTRON-STARS WITH COMBINED PI-O-PI-C CONDENSATION - CONSEQUENCES FROM THE 1ST ORDER PHASE- TRANSITION	10	0
142	1	142 1990 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 83(4):713-722 YAMADA S; SATO K ASYMMETRY AND GLOBAL MIXING IN SN-1987A BY THE NONSPHERICAL SHOCK-WAVE	0	0
143	3	143 1990 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 62(4):801-866 BETHE HA SUPERNOVA MECHANISMS	268	10
144	1	144 1990 REVISTA MEXICANA DE ASTRONOMIA Y ASTROFISICA 21(SI):325-328 BENVENUTO OG; HORVATH JE STRANGE STARS, NEUTRON-STARS AND PULSAR EMISSION	0	0
145	1	145 1990 REVISTA MEXICANA DE ASTRONOMIA Y ASTROFISICA 21(SI):331-334 BENVENUTO OG; HORVATH JE STRANGE MATTER, DETONATIONS AND SN-1987A	0	0
146	1	146 1990 SCIENCE 247(4945):910-910 WALDROP MM THE PUZZLING PULSAR THAT WASNT THERE	2	2
147	3	147 1990 SOVIET ASTRONOMY LETTERS 16(5):954-960 KONDRATYUK LA; KRIVORUCHENKO MI; MARTEMYANOV BV MINIMUM ROTATION PERIOD OF STRANGE STAR	1	0
148	1	148 1990 SOVIET JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS-USSR 52(4):675-678 BLASCHKE D; KAMPFER B; TOWMASJAN T ON THE POSSIBILITY OF STABLE NEUTRON-STARS IN A UNIFIED DESCRIPTION OF QUARK HADRON MATTER	1	0
149	1	149 1991 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 647():117-130 NARAYAN R; BLANDFORD R GRAVITATIONAL LENSING	0	0
150	2	150 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 244(1):228-235 EDELMAN C CAPTURE OF COMETS AND THE BREAK-UP HYPOTHESIS	2	0
151	4	151 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 246(2):411-416 WU XJ; MUTHER H; SOFFEL M; HEROLD H; RUDER H A NEW EQUATION OF STATE FOR DENSE MATTER AND FAST ROTATING PULSARS	15	1
152	3	152 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 247(2):410-418 BENETTI S; CAPPELLARO E; TURATTO M PHOTOMETRIC AND SPECTROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS OF 4 SUPERNOVAE	11	5
153	0	153 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 366(2):412-421 GRIEST K GALACTIC MICROLENSING AS A METHOD OF DETECTING MASSIVE COMPACT HALO OBJECTS	175	130
154	1	154 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 372(2):L79-L82 GRIEST K; ALCOCK C; AXELROD TS; BENNETT DP; COOK KH; FREEMAN KC; PARK HS; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON BA; QUINN PJ; RODGERS AW; STUBBS CW GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING AS A METHOD OF DETECTING DISK DARK MATTER AND FAINT DISK STARS	91	91
155	1	155 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 382(2):L81-L84 NAKAMURA T; PIRAN T THE ORIGIN OF THE PLANET AROUND PSR-1829-10	6	0
156	3	156 1991 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 178(2):217-226 TROFIMENKO AP; GURIN VS WHITE AND GRAY HOLES AS POSSIBLE SOURCES OF GRAVITATIONAL-RAY AND GAMMA-RAY BURSTS FROM SN 1987A	0	0
157	2	157 1991 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 180(2):185-200 TROFIMENKO AP ROTATING BLACK-HOLES IN NEUTRON AND QUARK STARS - PHENOMENON OF PULSARS	0	0
158	7	158 1991 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 348(2):345-372 ELLIS J; KAPUSTA JI; OLIVE KA STRANGENESS, GLUE AND QUARK MATTER CONTENT OF NEUTRON-STARS	79	1
159	7	159 1991 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 19(1-4):591-596 CUI HH; BARTH H; BRANDT R; BUTSEV VS; HAASE G; HECK M; KRIVOPUSTOV MI; KULAKOV BA; LANGROCK EJ; PILLE F; ROMMEL M STUDY OF THE ANGULAR-DISTRIBUTION OF HEAVY FRAGMENTS PRODUCED IN THE INTERACTION OF 58 GEV O-16 IONS WITH A 1-CM THICK CU- TARGET	1	0
160	2	160 1991 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA B-GENERAL PHYSICS RELATIVITY ASTRONOMY AND MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND METHODS 106(9):1023-1033 CHAKRABARTY S ON PARTIAL DECONFINEMENT, STRANGE STAR AND QUARK-HADRON PHASE- TRANSITION IN THE EARLY UNIVERSE	8	0
161	12	161 1991 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 43(2):835-848 PRICE PB; HE YD BEHAVIOR OF NUCLEAR PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS PRODUCED IN COLLISIONS OF 14.5-A GEV SI-28 WITH PB AND CU TARGETS	17	2
162	7	162 1991 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 44(4):1672-1674 HE YD; PRICE PB SEARCH FOR FRACTIONAL CHARGE STATES IN HIGH-ENERGY HEAVY FRAGMENTS PRODUCED IN COLLISIONS OF 14.5A GEV SI-28 WITH PB AND CU TARGET	3	0
163	7	163 1991 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 44(4):1321-1322 BENVENUTO OG; HORVATH JE; VUCETICH H ROTATIONAL PROPERTIES OF STRANGE-PULSAR MODELS	2	0
164	2	164 1991 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 205(5):221-281 NIETO MM; GOLDMAN T THE ARGUMENTS AGAINST ANTIGRAVITY AND THE GRAVITATIONAL ACCELERATION OF ANTIMATTER	48	0
165	1	165 1991 PROCEEDINGS ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA 9(1):84-85 WILLIAMS AJ; BLAIR DG; BURMAN R; EVANS M; MARTIN R; BIRCH PV; CANDY MP; VERVEER A; KOCH R; LYNCH MJ; DAI X; ZADNIK MG; FOSTER D STATUS OF THE PERTH OBSERVATORY AUTOMATED SUPERNOVA SEARCH PROGRAM	1	1
166	0	166 1991 PROCEEDINGS ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA 9(2):261-265 COUCH WJ; PERLMUTTER S; NEWBURG HJM; PENNYPACKER C; GOLDHABER G; MULLER R; BOYLE BJ THE BERKELEY-AAO DISTANT SUPERNOVA SEARCH	2	2
167	7	167 1991 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 85(2):175-180 TAKATSUKA T EFFECT OF PION-CONDENSATION ON KEPLERIAN ANGULAR FREQUENCY OF ROTATING NEUTRON-STARS	5	0
168	2	168 1991 RECHERCHE 22(234):848-857 JONES AW; BONNETBIDAUD JM MILLISECOND PULSARS	0	0
169	2	169 1992 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 30():311-358 BLANDFORD RD; NARAYAN R COSMOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING	201	33
170	0	170 1992 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 103(2):379-384 MILLER DL; BRANCH D TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE AND COSMIC PECULIAR VELOCITIES	15	2
171	3	171 1992 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 103(6):1788-1803 VANDYK SD ASSOCIATION OF SUPERNOVAE WITH RECENT STAR FORMATION REGIONS IN LATE TYPE GALAXIES	30	8
172	1	172 1992 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 104(2):704-718 SRAMEK RA; COWAN JJ; ROBERTS DA; GOSS WM; EKERS RD A VLA SEARCH FOR YOUNG GALACTIC SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS	4	1
173	2	173 1992 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 254(1-2):99-104 DERUJULA A; JETZER P; MASSO E ON THE NATURE OF THE DARK HALO OF OUR GALAXY	53	37
174	3	174 1992 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 260(1-2):250-254 VATH HM; CHANMUGAM G RADIAL OSCILLATIONS OF NEUTRON-STARS AND STRANGE STARS	8	0
175	3	175 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 384(1):L9-L13 MULLER RA; NEWBERG HJM; PENNYPACKER CR; PERLMUTTER S; SASSEEN TP; SMITH CK HIGH-RATE FOR TYPE IC SUPERNOVAE	40	40
176	2	176 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 384(2):L37-L40 FILIPPENKO AV EARLY-TIME SPECTRA OF TYPE-IC SUPERNOVAE - FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR THE PRESENCE OF HYDROGEN	21	5
177	7	177 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 388(2):513-520 COLPI M; MILLER JC ROTATIONAL PROPERTIES OF STRANGE STARS	16	1
178	1	178 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 389(1):234-250 BAHCALL JN; FLYNN C; GOULD A LOCAL DARK MATTER FROM A CAREFULLY SELECTED SAMPLE	111	37
179	2	179 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 392(2):442-451 GOULD A EXTENDING THE MACHO SEARCH TO SIMILAR-TO-10(6) M-CIRCLE-DOT	104	60
180	1	180 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 396(1):104-114 GOULD A; LOEB A DISCOVERING PLANETARY SYSTEMS THROUGH GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSES	98	57
181	0	181 1992 JOURNAL OF ELECTROMYOGRAPHY AND KINESIOLOGY 2(3):150-159 ELDRED E; SOLOMONOW M EFFECTS OF HIGH-FREQUENCY (500-1,000 HZ), INDIRECT STIMULATION ON SLOW AND FAST MUSCLE RELEVANT TO ORTHOTIC APPLICATIONS	0	0
182	0	182 1992 JOURNAL OF THE COPYRIGHT SOCIETY OF THE USA 40(2):284-314 PERLMUTTER S RESALE ROYALTIES FOR ARTISTS - AN ANALYSIS OF THE REGISTER OF COPYRIGHTS REPORT (REPRINTED FROM COLUMBIA VLA JOURNAL OF LAW AND THE ARTS)	1	1
183	0	183 1992 LAW AND CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS 55(2):185-209 LITMAN J COPYRIGHT AND INFORMATION POLICY	18	0
184	2	184 1992 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION B- BEAM INTERACTIONS WITH MATERIALS AND ATOMS 66(3):388-390 BHATTACHARYYA DP; RAKSHIT R; BASU B; PAL P; BISWAS S; DURGAPRASAD N RESPONSE OF CR-39(DOP) AS A RELATIVISTIC U-238 ION DETECTOR	4	0
185	3	185 1992 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA A-NUCLEI PARTICLES AND FIELDS 105(1):99-104 GHOSH D; ROY J; GHOSH P; GHOSH N; BASU M MEASUREMENT OF CHARGE OF PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS - SEARCH FOR FRACTIONALLY CHARGED PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS	0	0
186	1	186 1992 ORIGINS OF LIFE AND EVOLUTION OF THE BIOSPHERE 21(5-6):339-357 STEEL D COMETARY SUPPLY OF TERRESTRIAL ORGANICS - LESSONS FROM THE K/T AND THE PRESENT EPOCH	15	0
187	12	187 1992 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 45(3):1194-1208 BRANDT R; DERSCH G; FRIEDLANDER EM; HAASE G; HECK M; BUTSEV VS; KRIVOPUSTOV MI; KULAKOV BA; LANGROCK EJ; PILLE F; CUI HH; GANSSAUGE E ENHANCED PRODUCTION OF NA-24 BY WIDE-ANGLE SECONDARIES PRODUCED IN THE INTERACTION OF RELATIVISTIC CARBON-IONS WITH COPPER	18	0
188	3	188 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(671):1-14 TRIMBLE V ASTROPHYSICS IN 1991	3	0
189	0	189 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(679):717-729 PODSIADLOWSKI P THE PROGENITOR OF SN 1987A	25	1
190	3	190 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(682):1109-1138 ASHMAN KM DARK MATTER IN GALAXIES	109	37
191	0	191 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(682):1144-1151 RICHTER M; BASRI G; PERLMUTTER S; PENNYPACKER C AUTOMATED CCD PHOTOMETRY OF T-TAURI STARS	9	9
192	1	192 1992 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 33(2):45-57 DYSON FJ HUNTING FOR COMETS AND PLANETS	5	0
193	1	193 1993 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 43(2):91-100 SZYMANSKI M; UDALSKI A OPTICAL GRAVITATIONAL LENSING EXPERIMENT - DATABASE OF 1992 RESULTS	33	7
194	3	194 1993 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 43(3):289-294 UDALSKI A; SZYMANSKI M; KALUZNY J; KUBIAK M; KRZEMINSKI W; MATEO M; PRESTON GW; PACZYNSKI B THE OPTICAL GRAVITATIONAL LENSING EXPERIMENT - DISCOVERY OF THE 1ST CANDIDATE MICROLENSING EVENT IN THE DIRECTION OF THE GALACTIC BULGE	196	170
195	2	195 1993 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 61(1):13-22 WEISBERG JM RESOURCE LETTER RP-1 - RADIO PULSARS	0	0
196	1	196 1993 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 688():554-557 PERLMUTTER S; PENNYPACKER C; GOLDHABER G; GOOBAR A; MULLER R; DESAI J; KIM A; KIM M; NEWBERG H; SMALL I; BOYLE B; CRAWFORD C; MCMAHON R; BUNCLARK P; CARTER D; IRWIN M; TERLEVICH R; ELLIS R; GLAZEBROOK K; COUCH W; MOULD J; SMALL T; ABRAHAM R A SUPERNOVA AT Z = 0.458 AND COSMOLOGY	0	0
197	1	197 1993 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 688():612-618 BENNETT DP; AKERLOF C; ALCOCK C; ALLSMAN R; AXELROD T; COOK KH; FREEMAN K; GRIEST K; MARSHALL S; PARK HS; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON B; QUINN P; RODGERS A; STUBBS CW; SUTHERLAND W THE 1ST DATA FROM THE MACHO EXPERIMENT	5	5
198	2	198 1993 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 105(6):2236-2250 SCHMIDT BP; KIRSHNER RP; SCHILD R; LEIBUNDGUT B; JEFFERY D; WILLNER SP; PELETIER R; ZABLUDOFF AI; PHILLIPS MM; SUNTZEFF NB; HAMUY M; WELLS LA; SMITH RC; BALDWIN JA; WELLER WG; NAVARETTE M; GONZALEZ L; FILIPPENKO AV; SHIELDS JC; STEIDEL CC; PERLMUTTER S; PENNYPACKER C; SMITH CK; PORTER AC; BOROSON TA; STATHAKIS R; CANNON R; PETERS J; HORINE E; FREEMAN KC; WOMBLE DS; STONE RPS; MARSCHALL LA; PHILLIPS AC; SAHA A; BOND HE PHOTOMETRIC AND SPECTROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS OF SN-1990E IN NGC- 1035 - OBSERVATIONAL CONSTRAINTS FOR MODELS OF TYPE-II SUPERNOVAE	28	28
199	1	199 1993 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 268(2):472-482 CAPPELLARO E; TURATTO M; BENETTI S; TSVETKOV DY; BARTUNOV OS; MAKAROVA IN THE RATE OF SUPERNOVAE .1. THE DATA-BASE, THE RECIPE AND THE UNCERTAINTIES	31	16
200	2	200 1993 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 273(2):383-392 CAPPELLARO E; TURATTO M; BENETTI S; TSVETKOV DY; BARTUNOV OS; MAKAROVA IN THE RATE OF SUPERNOVAE .2. THE SELECTION EFFECTS AND THE FREQUENCIES PER UNIT BLUE LUMINOSITY	55	16

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
201	1	201 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 403(1):32-36 THE LS; LEISING MD; CLAYTON DD THE COSMIC GAMMA-RAY BACKGROUND FROM TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE	16	4
202	1	202 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 406(2):580-589 WANG BQ; SILK J HEAVY-ELEMENT ABUNDANCES AND MASSIVE STAR FORMATION	28	0
203	0	203 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 409(1):162-169 VANDYK SD; SRAMEK RA; WEILER KW; PANAGIA N THE RADIO-EMISSION FROM THE TYPE-IC SUPERNOVA SN-1990B	26	5
204	2	204 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 411(1):313-322 SWARTZ DA; FILIPPENKO AV; NOMOTO K; WHEELER JC SPECTRA OF LOW-MASS HELIUM STAR MODELS AND THE TYPE-IC SUPERNOVA SN-1987M	29	7
205	0	205 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 415(2):589-615 KIRSHNER RP; JEFFERY DJ; LEIBUNDGUT B; CHALLIS PM; SONNEBORN G; PHILLIPS MM; SUNTZEFF NB; SMITH RC; WINKLER PF; WINGE C; HAMUY M; HUNTER DA; ROTH KC; BLADES JC; BRANCH D; CHEVALIER RA; FRANSSON C; PANAGIA N; WAGONER RV; WHEELER JC; HARKNESS RP SN-1992A - ULTRAVIOLET AND OPTICAL STUDIES BASED ON HST, IUE, AND CTIO OBSERVATIONS	66	38
206	2	206 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 419(1):52-65 RENZINI A; CIOTTI L; DERCOLE A; PELLEGRINI S PRODUCTION AND CIRCULATION OF IRON IN ELLIPTIC GALAXIES AND CLUSTERS OF GALAXIES	108	6
207	3	207 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 419(2):648-657 SACKETT PD; GOULD A MACHOS IN A FLATTENED HALO	39	26
208	2	208 1993 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 263(3):767-774 GOMEZ G; LOPEZ R LATE-TIME SPECTRAL EVOLUTION OF THE TYPE-II SUPERNOVA 1990E IN NGC-1035	2	1
209	5	209 1993 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 265(2):471-485 TURATTO M; CAPPELLARO E; BENETTI S; DANZIGER IJ OBSERVATIONS OF TYPE-II PLATEAU SUPERNOVAE - SNE 1988A, 1988H AND 1989C	21	13
210	2	210 1993 NATURE 364(6438):600-602 SCHMIDT BP; KIRSHNER RP; EASTMAN RG; GRASHUIS R; DELLANTONIO I; CALDWELL N; FOLTZ C; HUCHRA JP; MILONE AAE THE UNUSUAL SUPERNOVA SN1993J IN THE GALAXY M81	39	7
211	3	211 1993 NATURE 365(6447):602-603 HOGAN CJ COSMOLOGY - IN SEARCH OF THE HALO GRAIL	7	4
212	2	212 1993 NATURE 365(6447):621-623 ALCOCK C; AKERLOF CW; ALLSMAN RA; AXELROD TS; BENNETT DP; CHAN S; COOK KH; FREEMAN KC; GRIEST K; MARSHALL SL; PARK HS; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON BA; PRATT MR; QUINN PJ; RODGERS AW; STUBBS CW; SUTHERLAND W POSSIBLE GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING OF A STAR IN THE LARGE MAGELLANIC CLOUD	438	439
213	2	213 1993 NATURE 365(6447):623-625 AUBOURG E; BAREYRE P; BREHIN S; GROS M; LACHIEZEREY M; LAURENT B; LESQUOY E; MAGNEVILLE C; MILSZTAJN A; MOSCOSO L; QUEINNEC F; RICH J; SPIRO M; VIGROUX L; ZYLBERAJCH S; ANSARI R; CAVALIER F; MONIEZ M; BEAULIEU JP; FERLET R; GRISON P; VIDALMADJAR A; GUIBERT J; MOREAU O; TAJAHMADY F; MAURICE E; PREVOT L; GRY C EVIDENCE FOR GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY DARK OBJECTS IN THE GALACTIC HALO	449	413
214	2	214 1993 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 22(1-4):561-564 CUI HH; KE W; ZHOU J; LU WC; BRAND R STUDY OF THE INTERACTION OF 960-MEV/N U-238 IONS WITH LIGHT- NUCLEI	0	0
215	10	215 1993 NUCLEAR TRACKS AND RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 22(1-4):629-632 ZHANG DH THE MEAN FREE-PATH OF ALPHA PROJECTILE FRAGMENTS FROM O-16-EM AT 60 A GEV	1	0
216	1	216 1993 PALAEOGEOGRAPHY PALAEOCLIMATOLOGY PALAEOECOLOGY 104(1-4):271-286 JANSA LF COMETARY IMPACTS INTO OCEAN - THEIR RECOGNITION AND THE THRESHOLD CONSTRAINT FOR BIOLOGICAL EXTINCTIONS	28	0
217	2	217 1993 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 47(8):3106-3123 NIEBAUER TM; RUDIGER A; SCHILLING R; SCHNUPP L; WINKLER W; DANZMANN K PULSAR SEARCH USING DATA-COMPRESSION WITH THE GARCHING GRAVITATIONAL-WAVE DETECTOR	9	0
218	1	218 1993 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 47(10):4244-4255 DOLGOV A; SILK J BARYON ISOCURVATURE FLUCTUATIONS AT SMALL SCALES AND BARYONIC DARK MATTER	28	4
219	2	219 1993 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 227(1-5):205-221 WAGONER RV; MONTES M COSMOLOGICAL DISTANCES FROM SUPERNOVA PHOTOSPHERES	4	0
220	1	220 1993 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 227(1-5):309-312 SALPETER EE BROWN DWARFS, SLOW ACCRETION, DEUTERIUM AND NUCLEAR FLASHES	1	1
221	2	221 1993 PRAMANA-JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 41():441-453 PRIMACK JR; PARUI RK; KUMAR K; RAJA R; KHARE A COSMOLOGY AFTER COBE - REVIEW FOR PARTICLE PHYSICISTS	1	0
222	3	222 1993 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 90(11):4827-4834 TURNER MS DARK MATTER - THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES	10	5
223	2	223 1993 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 105(691):1075-1078 MATEO M HUNTING FOR DARK-MATTER	0	0
224	0	224 1993 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 105(692):1164-1174 RICHMOND MW; TREFFERS RR; FILIPPENKO AV THE BERKELEY AUTOMATIC IMAGING TELESCOPE	20	9
225	1	225 1993 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 34(3):279-289 REES MJ UNDERSTANDING THE HIGH-REDSHIFT UNIVERSE - PROGRESS, HYPE AND PROSPECTS	1	0
226	3	226 1993 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 65(2):301-336 BURROWS A; LIEBERT J THE SCIENCE OF BROWN DWARFS	77	13
227	3	227 1993 SCIENCE 262(5135):861-867 TURNER MS WHY IS THE TEMPERATURE OF THE UNIVERSE 2.726-KELVIN	8	2
228	1	228 1993 SPACE ASTRONOMY 13(12):747-750 SILBERBERG R; CAMERON RA; TSAO CH; KASSIM NE; WEILER KW THE GAMMA-RAY LINE OF TI-44, COMBINED WITH RADIO OBSERVATIONS, AS A PROBE OF SUPERNOVA	0	0
229	7	229 1993 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 66(1-4):425-437 WHEELER JC; SWARTZ DA THE EVOLUTION OF MASSIVE STARS TO EXPLOSION	2	2
230	4	230 1994 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 44(2):165-189 UDALSKI A; SZYMANSKI M; STANEK KZ; KALUZNY J; KUBIAK M; MATEO M; KRZEMINSKI W; PACZYNSKI B; VENKAT R THE OPTICAL GRAVITATIONAL LENSING EXPERIMENT - THE OPTICAL DEPTH TO GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING IN THE DIRECTION OF THE GALACTIC BULGE	199	167
231	4	231 1994 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 44(3):227-234 UDALSKI A; SZYMANSKI M; KALUZNY J; KUBIAK M; MATEO M; KRZEMINSKI W; PACZYNSKI B THE OPTICAL GRAVITATIONAL LENSING EXPERIMENT - THE EARLY WARNING SYSTEM - REAL-TIME MICROLENSING	72	45
232	8	232 1994 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 44(3):235-239 PACZYNSKI B GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY THE GLOBULAR-CLUSTER STARS	15	9
233	5	233 1994 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 44(3):241-246 KIRAGA M THE OPTICAL DEPTH TO MICROLENSING OF THE GALACTIC BULGE STARS	4	4
234	2	234 1994 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 62(2):106-106 OLDERSHAW RL ZWICKY LAST PUZZLE - WHATS INVISIBLE AND RULES THE UNIVERSE	0	0
235	11	235 1994 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 32():531-590 CARR B BARYONIC DARK-MATTER	118	52
236	3	236 1994 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 107(4):1444-& SCHMIDT BP; KIRSHNER RP; EASTMAN RG; HAMUY M; PHILLIPS MM; SUNTZEFF NB; MAZA J; FILIPPENKO AV; HO LC; MATHESON T; GRASHUIS R; AVILES R; KIRKPATRICK JD; CHALLIS P; KUIJKEN K; ZUCKER D; BOLTE M; TYSON ND THE EXPANDING PHOTOSPHERE METHOD APPLIED TO SN-1992AM AT CZ=14600KM-S	29	13
237	0	237 1994 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 71(1):88-91 TSVETKOV DY OBSERVATIONS OF 5 SUPERNOVAE	0	0
238	3	238 1994 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 71(6):837-845 SAZHIN MV; SHULGA VV; GORBATKO NP SEARCH FOR DARK OBJECTS IN THE GALAXY	3	3
239	2	239 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 284(2):689-692 LABEYRIE A GRAVITATIONAL LENSES AS GIANT DIFFRACTIVE TELESCOPES	6	4
240	4	240 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 286(2):426-430 JETZER P GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY THE HALO OF THE ANDROMEDA GALAXY	11	8
241	1	241 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 287(2):L31-L33 DELLAVALLE M SPECTROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS OF THE MT STROMLO MACHO CANDIDATE	7	6
242	3	242 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 289(1):L31-L33 DOMINIK M; HIRSHFELD AC THE BINARY NATURE OF AN OBSERVED DARK GALACTIC OBJECT	19	14
243	3	243 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 289(3):729-739 HOYLE F; BURBIDGE G; NARLIKAR JV FURTHER ASTROPHYSICAL QUANTITIES EXPECTED IN A QUASI-STEADY- STATE UNIVERSE	25	5
244	1	244 1994 ASTRONOMY FROM WIDE-FIELD IMAGING (161):37-41 POLLAS C SNE FROM SURVEYS AND PATROLS	0	0
245	1	245 1994 ASTRONOMY FROM WIDE-FIELD IMAGING (161):67-71 MARSHALL S THE CCD ARRAY CAMERA FOR THE MACHO PROJECT	0	0
246	2	246 1994 ASTRONOMY FROM WIDE-FIELD IMAGING (161):669-686 DELAPPARENT V MAPPING THE LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURE	0	0
247	2	247 1994 ASTRONOMY LETTERS-A JOURNAL OF ASTRONOMY AND SPACE ASTROPHYSICS 20(5):523-528 SAZHIN MV; CHEREPASHCHUK AM GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING OF DOUBLE AND MULTIPLE STARS	5	4
248	8	248 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 421(2):L71-L74 GOULD A PROPER MOTIONS OF MACHOS	93	60
249	7	249 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 421(2):L75-L78 GOULD A MACHO VELOCITIES FROM SATELLITE-BASED PARALLAXES	55	37
250	9	250 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 423(2):L105-L108 GOULD A; MIRALDAESCUDE J; BAHCALL JN MICROLENSING EVENTS - THIN DISK, THICK DISK, OR HALO	51	37
251	5	251 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 424(1):L21-L23 NEMIROFF RJ; WICKRAMASINGHE WADT FINITE SOURCE SIZES AND THE INFORMATION-CONTENT OF MACHO-TYPE LENS SEARCH LIGHT CURVES	67	42
252	2	252 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 424(1):200-207 LEISING MD; SHARE GH GAMMA-RAY LIMITS ON GALACTIC FE-60 AND TI-44 NUCLEOSYNTHESIS	18	0
253	3	253 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 424(1):333-344 SAUMON D; BERGERON P; LUNINE JI; HUBBARD WB; BURROWS A COOL ZERO-METALLICITY STELLAR ATMOSPHERES	71	16
254	7	254 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 425(2):L67-L71 MAOZ D; GOULD A A SPECTROSCOPIC METHOD TO MEASURE MACHO PROPER MOTIONS	28	20
255	3	255 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 425(1):205-209 VANDENBERGH S; MCCLURE RD REDISCUSSION OF EXTRAGALACTIC SUPERNOVA RATES DERIVED FROM EVANS 1980-1988 OBSERVATIONS	57	20
256	0	256 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 426(1):38-50 DALY RA COSMOLOGY WITH POWERFUL EXTENDED RADIO-SOURCES	27	4
257	6	257 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 426(2):L69-L72 UDALSKI A; SZYMANSKI M; KALUZNY J; KUBIAK M; MATEO M; KRZEMINSKI W THE OPTICAL GRAVITATIONAL LENSING EXPERIMENT - THE DISCOVERY OF 3 FURTHER MICROLENSING EVENTS IN THE DIRECTION OF THE GALACTIC BULGE	63	50
258	7	258 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 428(1):L5-L8 MAOZ E GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY DARK CLUSTERS IN THE GALACTIC HALO	13	9
259	4	259 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 430(2):L101-L104 KIRAGA M; PACZYNSKI B GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING OF THE GALACTIC BULGE STARS	57	47
260	2	260 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 430(2):463-466 WALKER MA LENSING IN ALTERNATIVE GRAVITY	11	3
261	6	261 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 430(2):505-510 WITT HJ; MAO S CAN LENSED STARS BE REGARDED AS POINT-LIKE FOR MICROLENSING BY MACHOS	87	49
262	8	262 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 431(1):L23-L26 FRIEMAN J; SCOCCIMARRO R CAN MACHOS PROBE THE SHAPE OF THE GALAXY HALO	17	13
263	4	263 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 431(2):L87-L90 KASHYAP V; ROSNER R; SCHRAMM D; TRURAN J MACHOS AND THE DIFFUSE-X-RAY BACKGROUND	4	2
264	5	264 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 432(1):L43-L45 JETZER P ON THE MASS OF THE DARK COMPACT OBJECTS IN THE GALACTIC DISK	23	20
265	5	265 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 433(2):670-686 WASSERMAN I; SALPETER EE BARYONIC DARK CLUSTERS IN GALACTIC HALOS AND THEIR OBSERVABLE CONSEQUENCES	25	12
266	1	266 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 434(1):1-11 TEGMARK M; BUNN EF; HU W POWER-SPECTRUM-INDEPENDENT CONSTRAINTS ON COSMOLOGICAL MODELS	12	2
267	5	267 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 435(1):L51-L54 BAHCALL JN; FLYNN C; GOULD A; KIRHAKOS S M-DWARFS, MICROLENSING, AND THE MASS BUDGET OF THE GALAXY	99	53
268	6	268 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 435(1):66-70 WU XP GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY THE MACHOS OF THE LARGE MAGELLANIC CLOUD	45	27
269	6	269 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 435(2):L113-L116 PACZYNSKI B; STANEK KZ; UDALSKI A; SZYMANSKI M; KALUZNY J; KUBIAK M; MATEO M; KRZEMINSKI W ARE THE OGLE MICROLENSES IN THE GALACTIC BAR	63	39
270	6	270 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 435(2):573-576 GOULD A MICROLENSING BY STARS IN THE DISK OF M31	15	10
271	5	271 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 435(2):682-684 NEMIROFF RJ MAGNIFICATION BIAS IN GALACTIC MICROLENSING SEARCHES	11	10
272	6	272 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 436(1):112-116 BOLATTO AD; FALCO EE THE DETECTABILITY OF PLANETARY COMPANIONS OF COMPACT GALACTIC OBJECTS FROM THEIR EFFECTS ON MICROLENSED LIGHT CURVES OF DISTANT STARS	33	22
273	1	273 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 436(2):456-466 HU W; SUGIYAMA N THERMAL HISTORY CONSTRAINTS ON THE ISOCURVATURE BARYON MODEL	14	3
274	6	274 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 436(2):629-641 SACKETT PD; RIX HW; JARVIS BJ; FREEMAN KC THE FLATTENED DARK HALO OF POLAR RING GALAXY NGC 4650A - A CONSPIRACY OF SHAPES	75	13
275	0	275 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 436(2):787-794 AKERLOF C; ALCOCK C; ALLSMAN R; AXELROD T; BENNETT DP; COOK KH; FREEMAN K; GRIEST K; MARSHALL S; PARK HS; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON B; QUINN P; REIMANN J; RODGERS A; STUBBS CW; SUTHERLAND W APPLICATION OF CUBIC-SPLINES TO THE SPECTRAL-ANALYSIS OF UNEQUALLY SPACED DATA	12	12
276	4	276 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 437(1):L31-L33 EVANS NW MICROLENSING MAPS FOR THE GALACTIC BULGE	25	17
277	2	277 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 92(1):219-227 VANDENBERGH S A CATALOG OF RECENT SUPERNOVAE	11	6
278	2	278 1994 CURRENT SCIENCE 66(4):268-270 BHATTACHARJEE P DETECTION OF DARK-MATTER IN THE GALACTIC HALO	0	0
279	0	279 1994 HASTINGS LAW JOURNAL 46(1):217-241 MILLER CM NEW TECHNOLOGY AND OLD PROTECTION - THE CASE FOR RESALE ROYALTIES ON THE RETAIL SALE OF USED CDS	0	0
280	1	280 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 267(1):L4-L6 MICHEL FC A FAST PULSAR IN SN1987A	7	3
281	3	281 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 267(4):L21-L25 EVANS NW; JIJINA J MICROLENSING BY THE MILKY-WAY HALO	20	17
282	2	282 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 269(2):L33-L35 FABIAN AC; NULSEN PEJ COOLING FLOWS, LOW-MASS OBJECTS AND THE GALACTIC HALO	10	5
283	1	283 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 269(2):349-364 DAVIES JI; DISNEY MJ; PHILLIPPS S; BOYLE BJ; COUCH WJ A SEARCH FOR LARGE LOW-SURFACE-BRIGHTNESS GALAXIES IN DEEP CCD DATA	19	1
284	3	284 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 271(1):202-222 EVANS NW; DEZEEUW PT OBSERVABLE PROPERTIES OF THE POWER-LAW GALAXIES	21	0
285	1	285 1994 NATURE 368(6472):599-604 SONGAILA A; COWIE LL; HOGAN CJ; RUGERS M DEUTERIUM ABUNDANCE AND BACKGROUND-RADIATION TEMPERATURE IN HIGH-REDSHIFT PRIMORDIAL CLOUDS	244	46
286	6	286 1994 NATURE 370(6487):248-249 WAMBSGANSS J DARK-MATTER - MACHOS NOT SO TOUGH	2	1
287	5	287 1994 NATURE 370(6487):275-276 SAHU KC STARS WITHIN THE LARGE MAGELLANIC CLOUD AS POTENTIAL LENSES FOR OBSERVED MICROLENSING EVENTS	129	82
288	5	288 1994 NATURE 370(6489):441-443 SACKETT PD; MORRISON HL; HARDING P; BOROSON TA A FAINT LUMINOUS HALO THAT MAY TRACE THE DARK-MATTER AROUND SPIRAL GALAXY NGC5907	59	15
289	2	289 1994 NATURE 371(6494):227-229 NOMOTO K; YAMAOKA H; VANDENHEUVEL EPJ; IWAMOTO K; KUMAGAI S; SHIGEYAMA T; POLS OR A CARBON-OXYGEN STAR AS PROGENITOR OF THE TYPE-IC SUPERNOVA 1994I	58	10
290	4	290 1994 NATURE 371(6497):493-495 HU EM; HUANG JS; GILMORE G; COWIE LL AN UPPER LIMIT ON THE DENSITY OF LOW-MASS STARS IN THE GALACTIC HALO	27	13
291	2	291 1994 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():5-16 ELLIS J PARTICLES AND COSMOLOGY	0	0
292	4	292 1994 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():117-127 SADOULET B SEARCHES FOR DARK-MATTER	0	0
293	2	293 1994 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA A-NUCLEI PARTICLES AND FIELDS 107(7):1045-1061 REES MJ THE EMERGENCE OF STRUCTURE IN THE UNIVERSE	0	0
294	2	294 1994 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA A-NUCLEI PARTICLES AND FIELDS 107(7):1091-1109 ELLIS J KNOWN AND UNKNOWN MATTER	4	3
295	5	295 1994 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA B-GENERAL PHYSICS RELATIVITY ASTRONOMY AND MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND METHODS 109(5):559-560 KARAS V TIME-ASYMMETRY OF MICROLENSING EVENTS	0	0
296	2	296 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 49(7):3691-3703 GANDHI R; LOPEZ JL; NANOPOULOS DV; YUAN K; ZICHICHI A SCRUTINIZING SUPERGRAVITY MODELS THROUGH NEUTRINO TELESCOPES	16	1
297	3	297 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 50(3):1173-+ MONTANET L; BARNETT RM; GROOM DE; TRIPPE TG; WOHL CG; ARMSTRONG B; WAGMAN GS; MURAYAMA H; STONE J; HERNANDEZ JJ; PORTER FC; MORRISON RJ; MANOHAR A; AGUILARBENITEZ M; CASO C; LANTERO P; CRAWFORD RL; ROOS M; TORNQVIST NA; HAYES KG; HOHLER G; KAWABATA S; MANLEY DM; OLIVE K; SHROCK RE; EIDELMAN S; SCHINDLER RH; GURTU A; HIKASA K; CONFORTO G; WORKMAN RL; GRAB C REVIEW OF PARTICLE PROPERTIES	967	4
298	7	298 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 50(4):2406-2413 GIUDICE GF; MOLLERACH S; ROULET E CAN EROS AND MACHO BE DETECTING THE GALACTIC SPHEROID INSTEAD OF THE GALACTIC HALO	15	12
299	2	299 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 50(6):3614-3636 SU Y; HECKEL BR; ADELBERGER EG; GUNDLACH JH; HARRIS M; SMITH GL; SWANSON HE NEW TESTS OF THE UNIVERSALITY OF FREE-FALL	87	9
300	2	300 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 50(6):3637-3649 MCDONALD J GAUGE SINGLET SCALARS AS COLD DARK-MATTER	3	0

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
301	7	301 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 72(16):2520-2523 GATES E; TURNER MS HALO COLD DARK-MATTER AND MICROLENSING	23	16
302	2	302 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 73(10):1328-1331 COTTINGHAM WN; KALAFATIS D; MAU RV BROWN DWARFS, QUARK STARS, AND QUARK-HADRON PHASE-TRANSITION	18	8
303	3	303 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 73(22):2950-2953 ZHYTNIKOV VV; NESTER JM CAN GALACTIC OBSERVATIONS BE EXPLAINED BY A RELATIVISTIC GRAVITY THEORY	8	5
304	5	304 1994 PHYSICS LETTERS B 323(3-4):347-350 JETZER P; MASSO E ON THE MASS OF THE DARK COMPACT HALO OBJECTS	15	14
305	2	305 1994 PHYSICS LETTERS B 325(1-2):136-142 BEREZINSKY V; BOTTINO A; MIGNOLA G HIGH-ENERGY GAMMA-RADIATION FROM THE GALACTIC-CENTER DUE TO NEUTRALINO ANNIHILATION	20	3
306	5	306 1994 PHYSICS TODAY 47(7):17-20 SCHWARZSCHILD B MACHO SEARCHES FIND MOST CANDIDATES IN UNEXPECTED PLACES	0	0
307	2	307 1994 PROCEEDINGS ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA 11(1):7-11 EVANS R SEARCHING FOR SUPERNOVAE - VISUALLY AND OTHERWISE	3	3
308	2	308 1994 PROGRESS IN PARTICLE AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS, VOL 32 32():109-117 CALDWELL DO NEUTRINOS AND THE DARK-MATTER OF THE UNIVERSE	1	0
309	9	309 1994 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 106(703):942-948 SAHU KC MICROLENSING EVENTS OF THE LMC ARE BETTER EXPLAINED BY STARS WITHIN THE LMC THAN BY MACHOS	21	9
310	5	310 1994 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 106(706):1225-1238 GALLAGHER JS; WYSE RFG DWARF SPHEROIDAL GALAXIES - KEYSTONES OF GALAXY EVOLUTION	66	1
311	3	311 1994 RECHERCHE 25(261):86-88 BEAULIEU JP; FERLET R; GRISON P; VIDALMADJAR A IS THE VEIL LIFTING FROM THE DARK-MATTER OF THE GALAXY	0	0
312	3	312 1994 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 57(2):117-185 REFSDAL S; SURDEJ J GRAVITATIONAL LENSES	20	4
313	3	313 1995 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 45(2):345-348 PACZYNSKI B THE MASSES OF NEARBY DWARFS CAN BE DETERMINED WITH GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING	15	6
314	7	314 1995 ACTA ASTRONOMICA 45(2):349-353 PACZYNSKI B ON THE DETECTABILITY OF VERY MASSIVE COMPACT OBJECTS WITH GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING	4	4
315	2	315 1995 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 63(6):536-541 ADLER RJ; BARBER WC; REDAR ME GRAVITATIONAL LENSES AND PLASTIC SIMULATORS	1	0
316	2	316 1995 ASTRONOMICAL AND ASTROPHYSICAL OBJECTIVES OF SUB-MILLIARCSECOND OPTICAL ASTROMETRY (166):295-300 Zhdanov VI The general relativistic potential of astrometric studies at microarcsecond level	0	0
317	3	317 1995 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 109(1):440-448 COLLEY WN OBSERVATIONAL PROSPECTS FOR EXTRAGALACTIC MICROLENSING EVENTS	11	10
318	8	318 1995 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 109(6):2620-2626 SCHLEGEL EM TEMPLATE SUPERNOVA LIGHT CURVES FOR THE R(C) AND I-C PHOTOMETRIC BANDS - SN IA AND SN IIP	6	4
319	5	319 1995 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 110(2):869-874 METCALF RB GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY A GALACTIC BAR	2	2
320	4	320 1995 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 110(3):1427-1432 MIYAMOTO M; YOSHII Y ASTROMETRY FOR DETERMINING THE MACHO MASS AND TRAJECTORY	37	15
321	3	321 1995 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 110(6):2868-2875 Blanton EL; Schmidt BP; Kirshner RP; Ford CH; Chromey FR; Herbst W Observations of the type II-P SN 1991G in NGC 4088	10	7
322	2	322 1995 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 72(1):153-160 MANDZHOS AV MUTUAL INTERFERENCE AND STRUCTURAL-PROPERTIES OF IMAGES OF THE SOURCE IN VICINITY OF THE GRAVITATIONAL LENS CASP POINT - THE DEGREE OF MUTUAL COHERENCE OF IMAGES	1	0
323	5	323 1995 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 72(4):457-461 KOMBERG BV; KOMPANEETS DA; LUKASH VI RED DWARFS IN THE CORONAE OF GALAXIES AS MACHOS	7	7
324	4	324 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 293(1):L46-L48 SIMMONS JFL; WILLIS JP; NEWSAM AM POLARIZATION AS A TOOL FOR GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING SURVEYS	24	17
325	3	325 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 293(3):723-732 CAPPELLARO E; DANZIGER IJ; DELLAVALLE M; GOUIFFES C; TURATTO M THE BRIGHT LINEAR TYPE-II SN 1990K	12	5
326	2	326 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 294(2):L37-L40 BENETTI S; PASQUINI L; WEST RM FIRST SPECTROSCOPIC CONFIRMATION OF A MICROLENSING EVENT TOWARDS THE GALACTIC BULGE	20	18
327	7	327 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 294(1):287-294 HOG E; NOVIKOV ID; POLNAREV AG MACHO PHOTOMETRY AND ASTROMETRY	44	22
328	6	328 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 295(3):567-570 DEPAOLIS F; INGROSSO G; JETZER P; RONCADELLI M A SCENARIO FOR A BARYONIC DARK HALO	42	24
329	1	329 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 297(2):391-417 NEUHAUSER R; STERZIK MF; SCHMITT JHMM; WICHMANN R; KRAUTTER J ROSAT SURVEY OBSERVATION OF T-TAURI STARS IN TAURUS	120	1
330	4	330 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 299(1):L21-L24 ANSARI R; CAVALIER F; COUCHOT F; MONIEZ M; PERDEREAU O; AUBOURG E; BAREYRE P; BREHIN S; DELABROUILLE N; GROS M; DEKAT J; LACHIEZEREY M; LAURENT B; LESQUOY E; MAGNEVILLE C; MILSZTAJN A; MOSCOSO L; QUEINNEC F; RENAULT C; RICH J; SPIRO M; VIGROUX L; ZYLBERAJCH S; BEAULIEU JP; FERLET R; GRISON P; VIDALMADJAR A; ALARD C; GUIBERT J; MOREAU O; TAJAHMADY F; MAURICE E; PREVOT L; GRY C; BLECHA A; BURKI G VARIABILITY OF THE EROS NO-2 MICROLENSING CANDIDATE	22	18
331	1	331 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 299(1):89-107 BOUVIER J; COVINO E; KOVO O; MARTIN EL; MATTHEWS JM; TERRANEGRA L; BECK SC COYOTES-II - SPOT PROPERTIES AND THE ORIGIN OF PHOTOMETRIC PERIOD VARIATIONS IN T-TAURI STARS	74	5
332	2	332 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 299(1):168-172 BEAULIEU JP; FERLET R; GRISON P; VIDALMADJAR A; KNEIB JP; MAURICE E; PREVOT L; GRY C; GUIBERT J; MOREAU O; TAJHMADY F; AUBOURG E; BAREYRE P; COUTURES C; GROS M; LAURENT B; LACHIEZEREY M; LESQUOY E; MAGNEVILLE C; MILSZTAJN A; MOSCOSO L; QUEINNEC F; RENAULT C; RICH J; SPIRO M; VIGROUX L; ZYLBERAJCH S; ANSARI R; CAVALIER F; MONIEZ M SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF THE 2 EROS CANDIDATE MICROLENSED STARS	10	9
333	1	333 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 299(2):321-325 ZHDANOV VI; ZHDANOVA VV ANALYTICAL RELATIONS FOR TIME-DEPENDENT STATISTICAL MICROLENSING	4	1
334	5	334 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 299(3):647-649 DEPAOLIS F; INGROSSO G; JETZER P; QADIR A; RONCADELLI M OBSERVING MOLECULAR-HYDROGEN CLOUDS AND DARK MASSIVE OBJECTS IN GALACTIC HALOS	29	15
335	4	335 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 300(1):L17-L20 ALARD C; MAO S; GUIBERT J OBJECT DUO-2 - A NEW BINARY LENS CANDIDATE	62	49
336	8	336 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 301(1):1-5 ANBOURG E; BAREYRE P; BREHIN S; GROS M; DEKAT J; LACHIEZEREY M; LAURENT B; LESQUOY E; MAGNEVILLE C; MILSZTAJN A; MOSCOSO L; QUEINNEC F; RENAULT C; RICH J; SPIRO M; VIGROUX L; ZYLBERAJCH S; ANSARI R; CAVALIER F; MONIEZ M; BEAULIEU JP; FERLET R; GRISON P; VIDALMADJAR A; GUIBERT J; MOREAU O; TAJAHMADY F; MAURICE E; PREVOT L; GRY C SEARCH FOR VERY LOW-MASS OBJECTS IN THE GALACTIC HALO	0	0
337	6	337 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 301(3):641-648 ROMERO GE; SURPI G; VUCETICH H RAPID RADIO VARIABILITY IN PKS-0537-441 - SUPERLUMINAL MICROLENSING CAUSED BY SMALL MASSES IN A FOREGROUND GALAXY	25	2
338	1	338 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 303(1):118-126 MAZZALI PA; CHUGAI NN BARIUM IN SN 1987A AND SNE II-P	9	0
339	4	339 1995 ASTRONOMY LETTERS-A JOURNAL OF ASTRONOMY AND SPACE ASTROPHYSICS 21(2):230-234 SAZHIN MV; CHEREPASHCHUK AM COLOR-CHANGE CAUSED BY MICROLENSING OF BINARY AND MULTIPLE STARS	1	1
340	3	340 1995 ASTRONOMY LETTERS-A JOURNAL OF ASTRONOMY AND SPACE ASTROPHYSICS 21(4):505-507 BOGDANOV MV; CHEREPASHCHUK AM THE CHROMATIC EFFECT IN GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING OF STARS	6	2
341	8	341 1995 ASTROPARTICLE PHYSICS 4(1):87-97 TAILLET R; LONGARETTI PY; SALATI P BARYONIC DARK-MATTER IN GLOBULAR-CLUSTERS	6	4
342	1	342 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 439(2):558-564 VAUGHAN TE; BRANCH D; MILLER DL; PERLMUTTER S THE BLUE AND VISUAL ABSOLUTE MAGNITUDE DISTRIBUTIONS OF TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE	54	54
343	8	343 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 440(1):L13-L16 ZHAO HS; SPERGEL DN; RICH RM MICROLENSING BY THE GALACTIC BAR	84	70
344	8	344 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 440(1):22-27 MAO S; DISTEFANO R INTERPRETATION OF GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY BINARY-SYSTEMS	40	24
345	2	345 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 440(2):L41-L44 PERLMUTTER S; PENNYPACKER CR; GOLDHABER G; GOOBAR A; MULLER RA; NEWBERG HJM; DESAI J; KIM AG; KIM MY; SMALL IA; BOYLE BJ; CRAWFORD CS; MCMAHON RG; BUNCLARK PS; CARTER D; IRWIN MJ; TERLEVICH RJ; ELLIS RS; GLAZEBROOK K; COUCH WJ; MOULD JR; SMALL TA; ABRAHAM RG A SUPERNOVA AT Z=0.458 AND IMPLICATIONS FOR MEASURING THE COSMOLOGICAL DECELERATION	47	47
346	5	346 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 440(1):216-226 PARESCE F; DEMARCHI G; ROMANIELLO M VERY-LOW MASS STARS AND WHITE-DWARFS IN NGC-6397	72	8
347	6	347 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 441(1):L21-L24 GOULD A MACHO PARALLAXES FROM A SINGLE SATELLITE	46	28
348	8	348 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 441(1):L29-L32 STANEK KZ MAGNITUDE OFFSET BETWEEN LENSED STARS AND OBSERVED STARS - A NEW PROBE OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE GALACTIC BAR	21	6
349	2	349 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 441(1):L33-L36 NUGENT P; BARON E; HAUSCHILDT PH; BRANCH D SPECTRUM SYNTHESIS OF THE TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE SN-1992A AND SN- 1981B	23	12
350	5	350 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 441(1):70-76 HENRIKSEN RN; WIDROW LM HYDROGEN CLOUDS AND THE MACHO EROS EVENTS	19	6
351	6	351 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 441(1):77-78 GOULD A SELF-LENSING BY A STELLAR DISK	57	30
352	3	352 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 441(2):465-470 JEDAMZIK K; MATHEWS GJ; FULLER GM ABSENCE OF A LOWER LIMIT ON OMEGA(B) IN INHOMOGENEOUS PRIMORDIAL NUCLEOSYNTHESIS	11	4
353	8	353 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 442(1):L9-L12 KAMIONKOWSKI M MICROLENSING BY STARS	24	20
354	3	354 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 444(2):L89-L91 BLUM RD FIGURE ROTATION AND THE MASS OF THE GALACTIC BULGE	23	14
355	3	355 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 444(1):175-182 FUJIMOTO MY; SUGIYAMA K; IBEN I; HOLLOWELL D ON POPULATION-III STARS AS GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING OBJECTS IN THE GALACTIC-HALO	13	3
356	5	356 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 444(2):556-560 GOULD A TRANSVERSE VELOCITIES OF GALAXIES FROM MICROLENS PARALLAXES	6	5
357	7	357 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 445(2):L105-L108 EVANS NW ARE THE OGLE/MACHO MICROLENSES IN A HEAVY SPHEROID	2	1
358	4	358 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 445(1):124-132 CHARLOT S; SILK J SIGNATURES OF WHITE-DWARF GALAXY HALOS	60	31
359	8	359 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 445(1):133-139 ALCOCK C; ALLSMAN RA; AXELROD TS; BENNETT DP; COOK KH; FREEMAN KC; GRIEST K; MARSHALL SL; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON BA; PRATT MR; QUINN PJ; RODGERS AW; STUBBS CW; SUTHERLAND W PROBABLE GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING TOWARD THE GALACTIC BULGE	83	83
360	3	360 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 445(2):L145-L148 BONO G; CASTELLANI V; STELLINGWERF RF TRANSIENT PHENOMENA AND MODAL STABILITY IN RR LYRAE AND BL HERCULIS VARIABLE-STARS	9	0
361	8	361 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 446(2):L71-L73 GOULD A K-BAND MICROLENSING OF THE INNER GALAXY	11	8
362	5	362 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 446(2):541-542 GOULD A SELF-LENSING BY BINARIES	5	2
363	6	363 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 446(2):832-837 PERCIVAL JW; BOYD PT; BIGGS JD; DOLAN JF; BLESS RC; ELLIOT JL; NELSON MJ; ROBINSON EL; TAYLOR MJ; VANCITTERS GW; WOLINSKI KG A SEARCH FOR A PULSAR IN THE REMNANT OF SN 1987A WITH THE HUBBLE-SPACE-TELESCOPE HIGH-SPEED PHOTOMETER	9	3
364	2	364 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 447(1):35-42 KANTOWSKI R; VAUGHAN T; BRANCH D THE EFFECTS OF INHOMOGENEITIES ON EVALUATING THE DECELERATION PARAMETER Q(0)	30	29
365	2	365 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 447(2):L73-L76 FISHER A; BRANCH D; HOFLICH P; KHOKHLOV A THE MINIMUM EJECTION VELOCITY OF CALCIUM IN TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE AND THE VALUE OF THE HUBBLE CONSTANT	20	13
366	4	366 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 447(2):L105-L108 WITT HJ; MAO SD ON THE MINIMUM MAGNIFICATION BETWEEN CAUSTIC CROSSINGS FOR MICROLENSING BY BINARY AND MULTIPLE STARS	20	11
367	10	367 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 447(2):491-495 GOULD A A NEW MACHO SEARCH STRATEGY	20	18
368	3	368 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 447(2):646-655 HARTMANN DH WERE THERE SIGNIFICANT STARBURST EPISODES NEAR THE GALACTIC- CENTER	7	0
369	4	369 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 448(1):L1-L4 DISTEFANO R; ESIN AA BLENDING OF LIGHT IN GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING EVENTS	23	18
370	3	370 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 448(1):271-280 OHNISHI K; HOSOKAWA M; FUKUSHIMA T; TAKEUTI M VARIATION OF GRAVITATIONAL DELAY IN PULSAR TIMING OBSERVATION DUE TO PROPER MOTION OF FOREGROUND STARS AND MEASUREMENT OF STELLAR MASS	2	0
371	4	371 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 448(2):885-892 ANDERSON JD; LAU EL; KRISHER TP; DICUS DA; ROSENBAUM DC; TEPLITZ VL IMPROVED BOUNDS ON NONLUMINOUS MATTER IN SOLAR ORBIT	16	0
372	17	372 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 449(1):28-41 ALCOCK C; ALLSMAN RA; AXELROD TS; BENNETT DP; COOK KH; EVANS NW; FREEMAN KC; GRIEST K; JIJINA J; LEHNER M; MARSHALL SL; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON BA; PRATT MR; QUINN PJ; RODGERS AW; STUBBS CW; SUTHERLAND W THEORY OF EXPLORING THE DARK HALO WITH MICROLENSING .1. POWER- LAW MODELS	29	29
373	17	373 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 449(1):L33-L36 LOEB A; SASSELOV D REMOVING DEGENERACY OF MICROLENSING LIGHT CURVES THROUGH NARROW-BAND PHOTOMETRY OF GIANTS	36	29
374	14	374 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 449(1):42-46 WITT HJ THE EFFECT OF THE STELLAR SIZE ON MICROLENSING AT THE BAADE WINDOW	38	25
375	13	375 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 449(2):L123-L126 GATES EI; GYUK G; TURNER MS THE LOCAL HALO DENSITY	41	0
376	4	376 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 449(2):550-553 DAR A BARYONIC DARK-MATTER AND BIG-BANG NUCLEOSYNTHESIS	16	7
377	2	377 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 450(1):L5-L9 SCHAEFER BE THE PEAK BRIGHTNESS OF SUPERNOVAE IN THE U BAND AND THE HUBBLE CONSTANT	11	8
378	3	378 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 450(1):14-18 GOOBAR A; PERLMUTTER S FEASIBILITY OF MEASURING THE COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT-LAMBDA AND MASS-DENSITY-OMEGA USING TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE	63	63
379	3	379 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 450(1):19-26 WAMBSGANSS J; KUNDIC T GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY RANDOM MOTION OF STARS - ANALYSIS OF LIGHT CURVES	16	4
380	2	380 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 452(1):16-24 TAMMANN GA; SANDAGE A THE HUBBLE DIAGRAM FOR SUPERNOVAE OF TYPE IA .2. THE EFFECT ON THE HUBBLE CONSTANT OF A CORRELATION BETWEEN ABSOLUTE MAGNITUDE AND LIGHT DECAY-RATE	39	17
381	5	381 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 452(1):82-89 COLLEY WN; GOTT JR NAKED-EYE OBSERVABLE MICROLENSING EVENTS	1	1
382	5	382 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 453(1):37-39 WALKER MA MICROLENSED IMAGE MOTIONS	46	21
383	14	383 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 454(2):L125-L128 ALCOCK C; ALLSMAN RA; ALVES D; AXELROD TS; BENNETT DP; COOK KH; FREEMAN KC; GRIEST K; GUERN J; LEHNER MJ; MARSHALL SL; PETERSON BA; PRATT MR; QUINN PJ; RODGERS AW; STUBBS CW; SUTHERLAND W FIRST OBSERVATION OF PARALLAX IN A GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING EVENT	76	44
384	7	384 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 455(1):37-43 GOULD A MICROLENSING SEARCH OF 10(6) QUASARS	8	4
385	15	385 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 455(1):44-49 GOULD A SEARCH FOR INTRACLUSTER MACHOS BY PIXEL LENSING OF M87	20	13
386	4	386 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 455(2):L147-L150 NUGENT P; PHILLIPS M; BARON E; BRANCH D; HAUSCHILDT P EVIDENCE FOR A SPECTROSCOPIC SEQUENCE AMONG TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE	61	40
387	4	387 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 98(2):617-658 TIMMES FX; WOOSLEY SE; WEAVER TA GALACTIC CHEMICAL EVOLUTION - HYDROGEN THROUGH ZINC	319	13
388	3	388 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL LETTERS & COMMUNICATIONS 32(1-6):45-& Silk J The challenge of intermediate angular scale delta T/T	0	0
389	5	389 1995 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 229(2):265-299 CHEREPASHCHUK AM; SAZHIN MV; TRIFALENKOV IA EFFECTS OF GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING OF BINARY AND MULTIPLE STARS	5	5
390	6	390 1995 JETP LETTERS 62(10):765-771 Osipov DL Diffraction of light by a cosmic string	2	2
391	1	391 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 273(2):505-512 HAMBLY NC; STEELE IA; HAWKINS MRS; JAMESON RF THE VERY LOW-MASS MAIN-SEQUENCE IN THE GALACTIC CLUSTER PRAESEPE	15	0
392	2	392 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 273(4):1069-1090 THOMAS PA; WEBSTER RL; DRINKWATER MJ QUASAR-GALAXY ASSOCIATIONS	13	1
393	2	393 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 274(1):265-270 CASALI MM; JAMES PA A DEEP NEAR-INFRARED SEARCH FOR HALO EMISSION FROM AN EDGE-ON SPIRAL GALAXY	3	1
394	3	394 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 275(3):L41-L45 WALKER MA; IRELAND PM RICH CLUSTER MICROLENSING	8	0
395	1	395 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 275(1):77-88 GRIFFITHS RE; GEORGANTOPOULOS I; BOYLE BJ; STEWART GC; SHANKS T; DELLACECA R A ROSAT DEEP SURVEY .6. ACTIVE AND PASSIVE X-RAY GALAXIES	26	0
396	14	396 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 275(3):545-556 DERUJULA A; GIUDICE GF; MOLLERACH S; ROULET E WHITHER DO THE MICROLENSING AGENTS ROVE	8	6
397	4	397 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 276(4):L79-L82 HARDY SJ; WALKER MA PARALLAX EFFECTS IN BINARY MICROLENSING EVENTS	13	5
398	21	398 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 276(3):785-795 KERINS EJ INTERPRETING THE CANDIDATE GALACTIC MICROLENSING EVENTS	9	9
399	5	399 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 277(2):561-576 NULSEN PEJ; FABIAN AC THE ROLE OF COOLING FLOWS IN GALAXY FORMATION	17	1
400	4	400 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 277(3):1129-1133 BATTANER E; FLORIDO E A 2-DIMENSIONAL MODEL OF MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICALLY DRIVEN ROTATION OF SPIRAL GALAXIES WITHOUT DARK-MATTER	4	0

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
401	1	401 1995 NATURE 373(6509):44-45 MARCAIDE JM; ALBERDI A; ROS E; DIAMOND P; SCHMIDT B; SHAPIRO II; BAATH L; DAVIS RJ; DEBRUYN AG; ELOSEGUI P; GUIRADO JC; JONES DL; KRICHBAUM TP; MANTOVANI F; PRESTON RA; RATNER MI; RIUS A; ROGERS AEE; SCHILIZZI RT; TRIGILIO C; WHITNEY AR; WITZEL A; ZENSUS A DISCOVERY OF SHELL-LIKE RADIO-STRUCTURE IN SN1993J	23	1
402	6	402 1995 NATURE 373(6511):191-192 BURROWS A; LIEBERT J ASTRONOMY - PROBING DARK-MATTER	0	0
403	1	403 1995 NATURE 376(6539):399-402 BOLTE M; HOGAN CJ CONFLICT OVER THE AGE OF THE UNIVERSE	104	31
404	1	404 1995 NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN ARRAY TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS (167):57-66 Blecha A CCDs in active acquisition systems	0	0
405	4	405 1995 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION A- ACCELERATORS SPECTROMETERS DETECTORS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT 356(1):122-123 SEMERTZIDIS YK; BAUM G; BERGLUND P; BULTMANN S; DULYA CM; HAUTLE P; HAYASHI N; ISHIMOTO S; KISHI A; KISSELEV Y; KRAMER D; KYYNARAINEN J; LEGOFF JM; MAGNON A; NIINIKOSKI T POLARIZED TARGETS AS DARK-MATTER DETECTORS	4	0
406	2	406 1995 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION B- BEAM INTERACTIONS WITH MATERIALS AND ATOMS 95(3):349-354 COLLAR JI; AVIGNONE FT NUCLEAR TRACKS FROM COLD DARK-MATTER INTERACTIONS IN MINERAL CRYSTALS - A COMPUTATIONAL STUDY	5	0
407	3	407 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 588(1):C277-C293 SCHRAMM DN COSMOLOGY AND UNSTABLE NUCLEI	1	0
408	2	408 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 588(1):C339-C343 KAJINO T INHOMOGENEOUS BIG-BANG MODEL, REVIVED, AND EVOLUTION OF THE LIGHT-ELEMENTS IN COSMIC-RAYS	3	0
409	0	409 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():78-81 GOOBAR A; BOYLE BJ; BUNCLARK PS; CARTER D; ELLIS RS; GABI S; GOLDHABER G; IRWIN MJ; KIM AG; KIM MY; MCMAHON RG; MULLER RA; PAIN R; PENNYPACKER CR; PERLMUTTER S; SMALL IA THE DISTANT SUPERNOVA SEARCH AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE COSMOLOGICAL DECELERATION	0	0
410	4	410 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():90-99 SIKIVIE P SOURCES AND DISTRIBUTIONS OF DARK-MATTER	0	0
411	7	411 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():108-117 ANSARI R GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING EXPERIMENTS - A REVIEW	0	0
412	9	412 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():157-160 KERINS EJ; CARR BJ PROBING THE GALACTIC DARK-MATTER MASS FUNCTION USING MICROLENSING AND DIRECT SEARCHES	0	0
413	3	413 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():165-168 ANSARI R; AURIERE M; BAILLON P; BOUQUET A; COUPINOT G; COUTURES C; GHESQUIERE C; GIRAUDHERAUD Y; GONDOLO P; KAPLAN J; MELCHIOR AL; MONIEZ M; PICAT JP; SOUCAIL G AGAPE, ANDROMEDA GALAXY AND AMPLIFIED PIXELS EXPERIMENT	0	0
414	2	414 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():169-172 TAILLET R; SALATI P; LONGARETTI PY LOW-MASS OBJECTS IN GLOBULAR-CLUSTERS	0	0
415	2	415 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():175-180 Forster G Dark matter detectors	0	0
416	3	416 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():349-362 SCHRAMM DN NEUTRINOS AND COSMOLOGY	0	0
417	8	417 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():371-378 GOULD A DYNAMICAL EVIDENCE FOR DARK-MATTER	0	0
418	9	418 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():379-386 SUTHERLAND W; ALCOCK C; ALLSMAN R; AXELROD T; BENNETT D; CHAN S; COOK K; FREEMAN K; GRIEST K; MARSHALL S; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON B; PRATT M; QUINN P; RODGERS A; STUBBS C GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING RESULTS FROM MACHO	0	0
419	4	419 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():387-393 MOSCOSO L MICROLENSING EVIDENCE FROM EROS	0	0
420	3	420 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():405-412 DAR A DEUTERIUM IN HIGH-REDSHIFT CLOUDS AND BARYONIC DARK-MATTER	0	0
421	0	421 1995 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B ():435-439 GOLDHABER G; BOYLE B; BUNCLARK P; CARTER D; ELLIS R; GABI S; GOOBAR A; KIM A; KIM M; MCMAHON R; PAIN R; PENNYPACKER C; PERLMUTTER S; SMALL I; TERLEVICH R DISCOVERY OF THE MOST DISTANT SUPERNOVAE AND THE QUEST FOR OMEGA	0	0
422	4	422 1995 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA B-GENERAL PHYSICS RELATIVITY ASTRONOMY AND MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND METHODS 110(7):887-891 ROSU H ON STRANGELETS IN THE MAGNETOSPHERE	0	0
423	8	423 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 51(6):2584-2590 LAFRANCE R; MYERS RC GRAVITY RAINBOW - LIMITS FOR THE APPLICABILITY OF THE EQUIVALENCE PRINCIPLE	14	0
424	1	424 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 51(6):3117-3120 CRAMER JG; FORWARD RL; MORRIS MS; VISSER M; BENFORD G; LANDIS GA NATURAL WORMHOLES AS GRAVITATIONAL LENSES	30	2
425	9	425 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 74(1):14-17 DEPAOLIS F; INGROSSO G; JETZER P; RONCADELLI M A CASE FOR A BARYONIC DARK HALO	34	18
426	3	426 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 74(2):216-219 BOUGHN SP; USON JM CONSTRAINTS ON THE DWARF STAR CONTENT OF DARK-MATTER	9	6
427	8	427 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 74(15):2867-2871 ALCOCK C; ALLSMAN RA; AXELROD TS; BENNETT DP; COOK KH; FREEMAN KC; GRIEST K; GUERN JA; LEHNER MJ; MARSHALL SL; PARK HS; PERLMUTTER S; PETERSON BA; PRATT MR; QUINN PJ; RODGERS AW; STUBBS CW; SUTHERLAND W EXPERIMENTAL LIMITS ON THE DARK-MATTER HALO OF THE GALAXY FROM GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING	110	110
428	14	428 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 74(19):3724-3727 GATES EI; GYUK G; TURNER MS MICROLENSING AND HALO COLD DARK-MATTER	45	30
429	3	429 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 75(3):394-397 NUGENT P; BRANCH D; BARON E; FISHER A; VAUGHAN T; HAUSCHILDT PH LOW HUBBLE CONSTANT FROM THE PHYSICS OF TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE	20	11
430	4	430 1995 PHYSICS LETTERS A 208(4-6):276-280 GUREVICH AV; ZYBIN KP THE MASS OF COLD DARK-MATTER PARTICLES AND MICROLENSING	24	19
431	4	431 1995 PHYSICS LETTERS B 351(1-3):116-122 BOTTINO A; KIM CW; SONG J EFFECTS OF THE RUNNING GRAVITATIONAL CONSTANT ON THE AMOUNT OF DARK-MATTER	6	2
432	2	432 1995 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 256(1-3):53-67 BRANCH D; KHOKHLOV AM TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE - OBSERVATIONS, MODELING, DISTANCES	7	4
433	6	433 1995 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 256(1-3):173-191 NOMOTO K; IWAMOTO K; SUZUKI T THE EVOLUTION AND EXPLOSION OF MASSIVE BINARY STARS AND TYPE IB-IC-IIB-IIL SUPERNOVAE	34	6
434	5	434 1995 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 256(1-3):193-210 TRURAN JW; TIMMES FX THE ROAD TO IRON LEADS THROUGH NI-56	0	0
435	21	435 1995 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 107(707):1-21 TRIMBLE V; LEONARD PJT ASTROPHYSICS IN 1994	2	0
436	2	436 1995 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 107(710):347-350 BOFFI FR; BRANCH D RADIO-EMISSION FROM TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE AS A TEST OF SYMBIOTIC- STAR PROGENITOR SYSTEMS	10	4
437	4	437 1995 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 107(714):715-729 IRWIN JA GALAXIES AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTS	7	0
438	7	438 1995 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 107(717):1019-1029 BRANCH D; LIVIO M; YUNGELSON LR; BOFFI FR; BARON E IN SEARCH OF THE PROGENITORS OF TYPE IA SUPERNOVAE	68	25
439	1	439 1995 RADIATION MEASUREMENTS 24(2):115-128 YADAV JS CHARGED-PARTICLE IDENTIFICATION USING CR-39(DOP) DETECTORS	12	0
440	4	440 1995 REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 66(4):2777-2784 WILLIAMS AJ; MARTIN R; VERVEER A; BLAIR DG; KOCH R; LYNCH MJ; BURMAN R SOUTHERN-HEMISPHERE AUTOMATED SUPERNOVA SEARCH	2	2
441	5	441 1995 RIVISTA DEL NUOVO CIMENTO 18(5):1-& BERNABEI R RESEARCHES ON DARK-MATTER	15	2
442	5	442 1995 SCIENCE 267(5195):192-199 COPI CJ; SCHRAMM DN; TURNER MS BIG-BANG NUCLEOSYNTHESIS AND THE BARYON DENSITY OF THE UNIVERSE	255	59
443	21	443 1995 SEVENTEENTH TEXAS SYMPOSIUM ON RELATIVISTIC ASTROPHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY 759():56-66 Ferlet R MACHOS and dark matter	1	1
444	2	444 1995 SEVENTEENTH TEXAS SYMPOSIUM ON RELATIVISTIC ASTROPHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY 759():170-187 Ellis J Particle physics and cosmology	0	0
445	1	445 1995 SEVENTEENTH TEXAS SYMPOSIUM ON RELATIVISTIC ASTROPHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY 759():188-191 Stockman HS HST highlights: New views of the universe	1	0
446	3	446 1995 SEVENTEENTH TEXAS SYMPOSIUM ON RELATIVISTIC ASTROPHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY 759():608-611 Ansari R; Auriere M; Baillon P; Bouquet A; Coupinot G; Coutures C; Ghesquiere C; GiraudHeraud Y; Gondolo P; Hecquet J; Kaplan J; Melchior AL; Moniez M; Picat JP; Soucail G AGAPE, an experiment to detect MACHO's in the direction of the Andromeda galaxy	1	1
447	5	447 1995 STELLAR POPULATIONS (164):195-204 Kuijken K Dark matter in the Milky Way	0	1
448	3	448 1996 ACTA PHYSICA POLONICA B 27(7):1527-1539 Caldwell DO Neutrino oscillations and dark matter	0	0
449	3	449 1996 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 64(1):45-49 Nandor MJ; Helliwell TM Fermat's principle and multiple imaging by gravitational lenses	0	0
450	39	450 1996 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 34():419-459 Paczynski B Gravitational microlensing in the local group	107	41
451	2	451 1996 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 34():511-550 Olszewski EW; Suntzeff NB; Mateo M Old and intermediate-age stellar populations in the magellanic clouds	60	2
452	1	452 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 111(3):1146-1155 Alcock C; Allsman RA; Axelrod TS; Bennett DP; Cook KH; Freeman KC; Griest K; Marshall SL; Peterson BA; Pratt MR; Quinn PJ; Rodgers AW; Stubbs CW; Sutherland S; Welch DL The macho project LMC variable star inventory .2. LMC RR lyrae stars - Pulsational characteristics and indications of a global youth of the LMC	39	4
453	6	453 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 111(3):1286-1303 Clocchiatti A; Benetti S; Wheeler JC; Wren W; Boisseau J; Cappellaro E; Turatto M; Patat F; Swartz DA; Harkness RP; Brotherton MS; Wills B; Hemenway P; Cornell M; Frueh M; Kaiser MB A study of SN 1992H in NGC 5377	7	7
454	6	454 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 111(4):1660-1667 Schlegel EM On the early spectroscopic distinction of Type II supernovae	10	3
455	4	455 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 111(5):2017-2027 VanDyk SD; Hamuy M; Filippenko AV Supernovae and massive star formation regions	31	6
456	1	456 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 111(5):2028-2037 Kaspi VM; Manchester RN; Johnston S; Lyne AG; DAmico N A search for radio pulsars in southern supernova remnants	34	1
457	5	457 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 111(6):2135-2140 Rugers M; Hogan CJ High deuterium abundance in a new quasar absorber	54	9
458	4	458 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 112(6):2391-2397 Hamuy M; Phillips MM; Schommer RA; Suntzeff NB; Maza J; Aviles R The absolute luminosities of the Calan/Tololo type Ia supernovae	122	96
459	5	459 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 112(6):2398-2407 Hamuy M; Phillips MM; Suntzeff NB; Schommer RA; Maza J; Aviles R The Hubble diagram of the Calan/Tololo type Ia supernovae and the value of H-0	95	66
460	4	460 1996 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 73(4):506-510 Trifalenkov IA; Sazhin MV; Cherepashchuk AM Microlensing effects in globular star clusters	0	0
461	2	461 1996 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 73(5):783-787 Bogdanov MB; Cherepashchuk AM Reconstruction of the brightness distribution over a stellar disk from observations of gravitational microlensing	3	3
462	4	462 1996 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 116(3):579-595 Lindegren L; Perryman MAC GAIA: Global astrometric interferometer for astrophysics	50	4
463	1	463 1996 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 120(2):267-274 Osterloh M; Thommes E; Kania U Detection of periods for T Tauri stars	2	1
464	1	464 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 307(3):791-802 Gullbring E; Barwig H; Chen PS; Gahm GF; Bao MX Activity on the classical T Tauri star BP Tauri	13	1
465	14	465 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 310(3):771-796 Ng YK; Bertelli G; Chiosi C; Bressan A The galactic structure towards the Galactic Centre .3. A study of Baade's window: Discovery of the bar population?	31	3
466	3	466 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 311(1):57-68 GonzalezPerez JN; Kidger MR; deDiego JA The microvariability characteristics of OJ287	10	0
467	6	467 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 313(1):1-7 Salati P; Chardonnet P; Luo XC; Silk J; Taillet R The gas deficiency of the galactic halo	5	2
468	2	468 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 313(2):347-355 Soares DSL Binary galaxies and alternative physics .1. A qualitative application of MOND and Mannheim-Kazanas gravity	1	0
469	17	469 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 313(3):841-850 Dominik M; Hirshfeld AC Evidence for a binary lens in the MACHO LMC no 1 microlensing event	19	10
470	11	470 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 314(1):94-103 Ansari R; Cavalier F; Moniez M; Aubourg E; Bareyre P; Brehin S; Gros M; LachiezeRey M; Laurent B; Lesquoy E; Magneville C; Milsztajn A; Moscoso L; Queinnec F; Renault C; Rich J; Spiro M; Vigroux L; Zylberajch S; Beaulieu JP; Ferlet R; Grison P; VidalMadjar A; Guibert J; Moreau O; Tajahmady F; Maurice E; Prevot L; Gry C Observational limits on the contribution of sub-stellar and stellar objects to the galactic halo	69	52
471	4	471 1996 ASTRONOMY LETTERS-A JOURNAL OF ASTRONOMY AND SPACE ASTROPHYSICS 22(5):573-577 Sazhin MV A fundamental limit to the accuracy of astrometric measurements	0	0
472	5	472 1996 ASTROPARTICLE PHYSICS 6(1):35-43 deBellefon A; Berkes I; Bobin C; Broszkiewicz D; Chambon B; Chaellier M; Chardin G; Charvin P; Chazal V; Coron N; DeJesus M; Drain D; Dumoulin L; GiraudHeraud Y; Goldbach C; Guerier G; Hadjout JP; Leblanc J; Marchand D; Massaq M; Messous Y; Navick X; Nollez G; Pari P; Pastor C; PerilloIsaac MC; Prostakov I; Yvon D Dark matter search with a low temperature sapphire bolometer	21	2
473	6	473 1996 ASTROPARTICLE PHYSICS 6(1):63-69 Abriola D; Avignone FT; Brodzinski RL; Collar JI; DiGregorio DE; Farach HA; Garcia E; Gattone AO; Hasenbalg F; Huck H; Miley HS; Morales A; Morales J; deSolorzano AO; Puimedon J; Reeves JH; Saenz C; Salinas A; Sarsa ML; Tomasi D; Urteaga I; Villar JA Searching for cold dark matter in the Southern Hemisphere. The experiment at Sierra Grande	8	1
474	18	474 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING (173):199-208 Paczynski B Gravitational microlensing, the distance scale, and the ages	0	0
475	2	475 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING (173):209-214 Stubbs CW; Alcock C; Allsman RA; Alves D; Axelrod TS; Becker A; Bennett DP; Cook KH; Freeman KC; Griest K; Guern J; Lehner M; Marshall SL; Peterson BA; Pratt MR; Quinn PJ; Reiss D; Rodgers AW; Sutherland W; Welch DL Searching for dark matter with gravitational microlensing: A report from the MACHO collaboration	0	0
476	4	476 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING (173):221-226 Pratt MR; Alcock C; Allsman RA; Alves D; Axelrod TS; Becker A; Bennett DP; Cook KH; Freeman KC; Griest K; Guern J; Lehner M; Marshall SL; Peterson BA; Quinn PJ; Reiss D; Rodgers AW; Stubbs C; Sutherland W; Welch DL Real-time detection of gravitational microlensing	0	0
477	6	477 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING (173):233-234 Witt HJ; Mao S Microlensing with binaries and planets	0	0
478	6	478 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING (173):365-370 Gould A Pixel lensing: The key to the universe	0	0
479	10	479 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 456(1):L49-L53 Graff DS; Freese K Analysis of a Hubble Space Telescope search for red dwarfs: Limits on baryonic matter in the galactic halo	52	24
480	6	480 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 456(2):L97-L100 DalPino EMD; Horvath JE; Pacheco JAD The role of thermal instabilities on the theoretical mass function of MACHOs	0	0
481	7	481 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 456(1):98-105 Mathews GJ; Kajino T; Orito M Inhomogeneous primordial nucleosynthesis and new abundance constraints on Omega(b)h(2)	16	5
482	5	482 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 456(2):L107-L109 Manchester RN; Peterson BA A search for optical pulsations in SN 1987A	3	1
483	9	483 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 457(2):L77-L79 DellaValle M; Livio M Are microlensing events contaminated by dwarf nova eruptions?	9	8
484	1	484 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 457(2):500-528 Hoflich P; Khokhlov A Explosion models for type Ia supernovae: A comparison with observed light curves, distances, H-0, and q(0)	122	54
485	10	485 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 458(1):L9-L12 Mollerach S; Roulet E Microlensing of disk sources	5	4
486	4	486 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 459(1):L1-L4 Rugers M; Hogan CJ Confirmation of high deuterium abundance in quasar absorbers	87	13
487	7	487 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 459(2):L87-L90 Mera D; Chabrier G; Baraffe I Determination of the low-mass star mass function in the Galactic disk	26	7
488	2	488 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 459(2):432-437 Eisenstein DJ; Loeb A Can the Tully-Fisher relation be the result of initial conditions?	31	1
489	2	489 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 459(2):438-454 Schaefer BE Peak brightnesses of historical supernovae and the hubble constant	17	2
490	23	490 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 461(1):84-& Alcock C; Allsman RA; Axelrod TS; Bennett DP; Cook KH; Freeman KC; Griest K; Guern JA; Lehner MJ; Marshall SL; Park HS; Perlmutter S; Peterson BA; Pratt MR; Quinn PJ; Rodgers AW; Stubbs CW; Sutherland W The MACHO project first-year large Magellanic Cloud results: The microlensing rate and the nature of the Galactic dark halo	99	99
491	11	491 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 461(1):104-114 Taillet R; Salati P; Longaretti PY The dark side of globular clusters	4	1
492	9	492 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 461(2):587-592 Han C; Narayanan VK; Gould A Lunar occultation of MACHOs	5	3
493	15	493 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 462(2):705-711 Boutreux T; Gould A Monte Carlo simulations of MACHO parallaxes from a satellite	20	12
494	16	494 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 463(2):L67-L70 Alcock C; Allsman RA; Alves D; Axelrod TS; Becker AC; Bennett DP; Cook KH; Freeman KC; Griest K; Guern J; Lehner MJ; Marshall SL; Peterson BA; Pratt MR; Quinn PJ; Reiss D; Rodgers AW; Stubbs CW; Sutherland W; Welch DL Real-time detection and multisite observations of gravitational microlensing	29	19
495	2	495 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 464(1):125-130 Schild RE Microlensing variability of the gravitationally lensed quasar Q0957+561 A,B	42	4
496	19	496 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 464(1):212-217 Gould A; Welch DL MACHO proper motions from optical/infrared photometry	39	25
497	7	497 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 464(1):218-225 Metcalf RB; Silk J Gravitational microlensing by clustered MACHOs	10	5
498	3	498 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 464(1):256-271 Adams FC; Fatuzzo M A theory of the initial mass function for star formation in molecular clouds	75	8
499	5	499 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 464(1):404-411 Schaefer BE Volume-limited samples of supernovae	12	7
500	10	500 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 465(1):73-78 Branch D; Romanishin W; Baron E Statistical connections between the properties of type Ia supernovae and the B-V colors of their parent galaxies, and the value of H-0	39	28