#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
601	14	853 1988 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 327(2):853-858 REYNOLDS SP FILAMENTARY STRUCTURE IN CRAB-LIKE SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS	13	2
602	11	859 1988 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 332(2):910-916 KOESTER D; HERRERO A NON-LOCAL THERMODYNAMIC-EQUILIBRIUM LINE-PROFILES, ROTATION, AND MAGNETIC-FIELDS IN 7 DA WHITE-DWARFS	18	2
603	3	882 1988 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 100(623):106-115 PETERSON CJ CITATION ANALYSIS OF ASTRONOMICAL LITERATURE - COMMENTS ON CITATION HALF-LIVES	4	2
604	2	890 1989 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 27():87-138 FABBIANO G X-RAYS FROM NORMAL GALAXIES	346	2
605	7	893 1989 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 27():701-756 GUSTAFSSON B CHEMICAL-ANALYSES OF COOL STARS	37	2
606	8	900 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 336(1):185-206 PALTOGLOU G; NORRIS JE THE GIANT BRANCH OF OMEGA CENTAURI .3. C, N, O AND HEAVY- ELEMENT ABUNDANCES FOR 15 RED GIANTS	52	2
607	1	903 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 337(2):603-608 JIN LP PRIMORDIAL HELIUM PRODUCTION BY PREGALACTIC ACCRETING BLACK- HOLES	5	2
608	1	911 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 344(2):551-566 ZDZIARSKI AA; SVENSSON R ABSORPTION OF X-RAYS AND GAMMA-RAYS AT COSMOLOGICAL DISTANCES	26	2
609	3	913 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 346(2):648-652 HEGYI DJ; OLIVE KA EVIDENCE AGAINST BARYONIC DARK MATTER IN ELLIPTICAL GALAXIES	8	2
610	8	915 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 70(4):865-898 RUSSELL SC; BESSELL MS ABUNDANCES OF THE HEAVY-ELEMENTS IN THE MAGELLANIC CLOUDS .1. METAL ABUNDANCES OF F-TYPE SUPERGIANTS	126	2
611	1	918 1989 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 28(6):669-694 OLDERSHAW RL SELF-SIMILAR COSMOLOGICAL MODEL - INTRODUCTION AND EMPIRICAL TESTS	6	2
612	1	923 1989 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 237(3):799-826 COLLESS M THE DYNAMICS OF RICH CLUSTERS .2. LUMINOSITY FUNCTIONS	69	2
613	1	927 1989 NATURE 338(6211):123-126 BARNES JE EVOLUTION OF COMPACT-GROUPS AND THE FORMATION OF ELLIPTICAL GALAXIES	167	2
614	0	930 1989 NATURE 340(6234):506-507 TRIMBLE V GALACTIC ASTRONOMY - MAGNETIC-FIELDS OF SPIRALS	2	2
615	2	956 1990 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 100(3):710-718 HOBBS LM; THORBURN JA; RODRIGUEZBELL T ON THE METALLICITY AND THE TURNOFF AGE OF NGC-188	23	2
616	2	960 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 349(2):L59-L62 STRINGFELLOW GS; BLACK DC; BODENHEIMER P BROWN DWARFS AS CLOSE COMPANIONS TO WHITE-DWARFS	7	2
617	4	967 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 356(2):501-506 JIN LP CAN BLACK-HOLE ACCRETION PRODUCE LI-7	12	2
618	1	972 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 359(1):138-& ZYTKOW AN ARE THERE OPTICAL COUNTERPARTS TO GAMMA-RAY BURSTS	29	2
619	4	997 1990 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 506(1):1-158 AJZENBERGSELOVE F ENERGY-LEVELS OF LIGHT-NUCLEI A = 11-12	253	2
620	6	1012 1990 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 62(1):1-42 DENEGRI D; SADOULET B; SPIRO M THE NUMBER OF NEUTRINO SPECIES	25	2
621	3	1017 1991 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 59(12):1069-1076 BALASHOV YV RESOURCE LETTER AP-1 - THE ANTHROPIC PRINCIPLE	10	2
622	2	1024 1991 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE SCIENCE 41():269-320 ADELBERGER EG; HECKEL BR; STUBBS CW; ROGERS WF SEARCHES FOR NEW MACROSCOPIC FORCES	60	2
623	8	1027 1991 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 102(3):1152-1155 KOESTER D; WEIDEMANN V ON THE MASS OF 40 ERI B	9	2
624	1	1037 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 368(1):1-11 SAVAGE MJ; MALANEY RA; FULLER GM NEUTRINO OSCILLATIONS AND THE LEPTONIC CHARGE OF THE UNIVERSE	23	2
625	11	1039 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 368(1):231-& BIETENHOLZ MF; KRONBERG PP FARADAY-ROTATION AND PHYSICAL CONDITIONS IN THE CRAB-NEBULA	12	2
626	1	1079 1991 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 66(21):2738-2741 GRUN J; STAMPER J; MANKA C; RESNICK J; BURRIS R; CRAWFORD J; RIPIN BH INSTABILITY OF TAYLOR-SEDOV BLAST WAVES PROPAGATING THROUGH A UNIFORM GAS	43	2
627	1	1093 1992 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 104(1):53-62 HARRIS HC; GUETTER HH; PIER JR; ABLES HD; MONET DG; FOLTZ CB; CHAFFEE FH; BOYLE BJ; IRWIN MJ A SEARCH FOR QSOS BEHIND GLOBULAR-CLUSTERS	13	2
628	4	1108 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 391(1):L29-L32 SION EM; BOHLIN RC; TWEEDY RW; VAUCLAIR GP THE IDENTIFICATION OF HIGHLY IONIZED METAL SPECIES IN THE HOT DA1 WHITE-DWARF G191-B2B WITH THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE FAINT OBJECT SPECTROGRAPH	23	2
629	1	1110 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 392(2):L87-L90 MIKAMI H; UMEMOTO T; YAMAMOTO S; SAITO S DETECTION OF SIO EMISSION IN THE L1157 DARK CLOUD	49	2
630	1	1113 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 395(2):L83-L86 NARAYAN R; PACZYNSKI B; PIRAN T GAMMA-RAY BURSTS AS THE DEATH THROES OF MASSIVE BINARY STARS	194	2
631	6	1117 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 397(2):362-380 GRIEST K; HU W EFFECT OF BINARY SOURCES ON THE SEARCH FOR MASSIVE ASTROPHYSICAL COMPACT HALO OBJECTS VIA MICROLENSING	52	2
632	2	1128 1992 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 194(1):143-157 HOGEVEEN SJ DETERMINATION OF THE MASS-RATIO DISTRIBUTION .1. SINGLE-LINED SPECTROSCOPIC BINARY STARS	3	2
633	14	1129 1992 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 196(2):299-336 HOGEVEEN SJ THE MASS-RATIO DISTRIBUTION OF SPECTROSCOPIC BINARY STARS	13	2
634	2	1149 1992 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 373(2):399-437 ELLIS J; GELMINI GB; LOPEZ JL; NANOPOULOS DV; SARKAR S ASTROPHYSICAL CONSTRAINTS ON MASSIVE UNSTABLE NEUTRAL RELIC PARTICLES	148	2
635	2	1155 1992 PHYSICS LETTERS B 291(3):288-292 SIKIVIE P; IPSER JR PHASE-SPACE STRUCTURE OF COLD DARK MATTER HALOS	18	2
636	3	1172 1993 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 105(3):1033-1044 AANNESTAD PA; KENYON SJ; HAMMOND GL; SION EM COOL METALLIC-LINE WHITE-DWARFS, RADIAL-VELOCITIES, AND INTERSTELLAR ACCRETION	9	2
637	7	1175 1993 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 267(2):397-409 DEKOOL M; RITTER H ON THE FORMATION RATE AND SPACE DENSITY OF CLOSE WHITE-DWARF MAIN-SEQUENCE STAR BINARIES	45	2
638	9	1206 1993 METEORITICS 28(4):490-514 ANDERS E; ZINNER E INTERSTELLAR GRAINS IN PRIMITIVE METEORITES - DIAMOND, SILICON- CARBIDE, AND GRAPHITE	255	2
639	4	1211 1993 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 264(2):334-344 BONNELL JT; BELL RA FURTHER DETERMINATIONS OF THE GRAVITIES OF COOL GIANT STARS USING MG-I AND MGH FEATURES	14	2
640	7	1218 1993 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 48(12):5519-5535 RESSELL MT; AUFDERHEIDE MB; BLOOM SD; GRIEST K; MATHEWS GJ; RESLER DA NUCLEAR SHELL-MODEL CALCULATIONS OF NEUTRALINO-NUCLEUS CROSS- SECTIONS FOR SI-29 AND GE-73	33	2
641	1	1225 1993 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 90(11):4814-4821 RUBIN VC GALAXY DYNAMICS AND THE MASS DENSITY OF THE UNIVERSE	15	2
642	10	1227 1993 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 105(683):1-21 TRIMBLE V ASTROPHYSICS IN 1992	2	2
643	8	1229 1993 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 105(689):761-778 WESEMAEL F; GREENSTEIN JL; LIEBERT J; LAMONTAGNE R; FONTAINE G; BERGERON P; GLASPEY JW AN ATLAS OF OPTICAL-SPECTRA OF WHITE-DWARF STARS	38	2
644	12	1231 1993 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 105(694):1373-1406 IBEN I; LIVIO M COMMON ENVELOPES IN BINARY STAR EVOLUTION	141	2
645	1	1243 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 282(2):554-560 FRANK A; VANDERVEEN WECJ; BALICK B IS THERE A CONNECTION BETWEEN THERMAL PULSES AND PNE HALOS - ON THE WAY TO AN ANSWER	13	2
646	2	1251 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 420(1):44-57 KOFMAN L; BERTSCHINGER E; GELB JM; NUSSER A; DEKEL A EVOLUTION OF ONE-POINT DISTRIBUTIONS FROM GAUSSIAN INITIAL FLUCTUATIONS	82	2
647	3	1255 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 423(1):L63-L65 SCHMIDT GD; SMITH PS THE INCIDENCE OF MAGNETISM AMONG WHITE-DWARFS - THE 1ST STARS BELOW 100 KILOGAUSS	11	2
648	1	1260 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 431(2):451-476 CEN RY; OSTRIKER JP A HYDRODYNAMIC APPRAOCH TO COSMOLOGY - THE MIXED DARK-MATTER COSMOLOGICAL SCENARIO	26	2
649	3	1264 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 436(2):491-508 GELB JM; BERTSCHINGER E COLD DARK-MATTER .2. SPATIAL AND VELOCITY STATISTICS	45	2
650	6	1265 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 90(1):83-113 COTE P; WELCH DL; FISCHER P; DACOSTA GS; TAMBLYN P; SEITZER P; IRWIN MJ A SEARCH FOR BINARIES IN THE GLOBULAR-CLUSTER NGC-3201	15	2
651	1	1271 1994 GUT 35(9):1155-1158 JARNEROT G NEW SALICYLATES AS MAINTENANCE TREATMENT IN ULCERATIVE-COLITIS	14	2
652	4	1275 1994 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 266(4):775-797 KERINS EJ; CARR BJ INFRARED SEARCHES FOR DARK-MATTER IN THE FORM OF BROWN DWARFS	20	2
653	9	1285 1994 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 49(2):636-647 DREES M; JUNGMAN G; KAMIONKOWSKI M; NOJIRI MM NEUTRALINO ANNIHILATION INTO GLUONS	18	2
654	4	1303 1995 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 109(3):1220-1230 SHIPMAN HL; PROVENCAL J; ROBY SW; BARSTOW M; BOND H; BRUHWEILER F; FINLEY D; FONTAINE G; HOLBERG J; NOUSEK J; SION E; TWEEDY R; WESEMAEL F; VAUCLAIR G PHOTOSPHERIC, CIRCUMSTELLAR, AND INTERSTELLAR FEATURES OF HE, C, N, O, AND SI IN THE HST SPECTRA OF 4 HOT WHITE-DWARF STARS	8	2
655	6	1311 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	2
656	2	1313 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 442(1):105-141 DORMAN B; OCONNELL RW; ROOD RT ULTRAVIOLET-RADIATION FROM EVOLVED STELLAR POPULATIONS .2. THE ULTRAVIOLET UPTURN PHENOMENON IN ELLIPTIC GALAXIES	85	2
657	11	1318 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 447(2):680-705 NORRIS JE; DACOSTA GS THE GIANT BRANCH OF OMEGA-CENTAURI .4. ABUNDANCE PATTERNS BASED ON ECHELLE SPECTRA OF 40 RED GIANTS	68	2
658	15	1321 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 454(2):L129-& FRAIL DA; KASSIM NE; CORNWELL TJ; GOSS WM DOES THE CRAB HAVE A SHELL	11	2
659	3	1346 1995 PHYSICS LETTERS B 351(1-3):70-76 QUENBY JJ; SUMNER TJ; LI JP; BEWICK A; GRANT SM; SHAUL D; SMITH NJT; JONES WG; DAVIES GJ; ZAMMIT CC; CAPLIN AD; STRADLING RA; ALI T; LALLY CH; SMITH PF; HOMER GJ; ARNISON GTJ; LEWIN JD; ALNER GJ; CRUISE AM; VANDENPUTTE MJJ; SPOONER NJC; BARTON JC; BLAKE PR; LEA MJ; STEFANYI P; SAUNDERS J RESULTS FROM THE FIRST STAGE OF A UK GALACTIC DARK-MATTER SEARCH USING LOW-BACKGROUND SODIUM-IODIDE DETECTORS	18	2
660	8	1349 1995 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 107(707):1-21 TRIMBLE V; LEONARD PJT ASTROPHYSICS IN 1994	2	2
661	9	1374 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	2
662	8	1395 1996 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MODERN PHYSICS D 5(2):151-177 DePaolis F; Ingrosso G; Jetzer P; Roncadelli M Baryonic dark clusters in galactic halos	5	2
663	1	1401 1996 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 281(2):666-672 Petrie S Formation of interstellar CCS and CCCS: A case for radical/neutral chemistry?	14	2
664	2	1427 1996 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 108(730):1073-1082 Trimble V H-0: The incredible shrinking constant 1925-1975	2	2
665	2	1430 1996 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 37(4):643-662 Leverington D The cost-effectiveness of observational astronomical facilities since 1958 .1. Effectiveness	4	2
666	1	1435 1996 SCIENTOMETRICS 36(2):237-246 Trimble V Productivity and impact of large optical telescopes	2	2
667	10	1437 1997 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 35():309-355 Filippenko AV Optical spectra of supernovae	110	2
668	3	1439 1997 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 113(6):2246-2269 Reid IN; Gizis JE Low-mass binaries and the stellar luminosity function	64	2
669	5	1448 1997 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 324(3):843-856 Ansari R; Auriere M; Baillon P; Bouquet A; Caupinot G; Coutures C; Ghesquiere C; GiraudHeraud Y; Gondolo P; Hecquet J; Kaplan J; LeDu Y; Melchior AL; Moniez M; Picat JP; Soucail G AGAPE: A search for dark matter towards M 31 by microlensing effects on unresolved stars	43	2
670	7	1454 1997 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 477(1):L57-L60 Cardelli JA; Meyer DM The abundance of interstellar krypton	21	2
671	6	1458 1997 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 488(1):55-63 DiStefano R; Perna R Identifying microlensing by binaries	13	2
672	18	1460 1997 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 491(2):796-+ Sankrit R; Hester JJ The shock and extended remnant around the Crab Nebula	9	2
673	20	1461 1997 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 109(2):473-& Blair WP; Davidson K; Fesen RA; Uomoto A; MacAlpine GM; Henry RBC Hubble space telescope wide field planetary camera 2 imaging of the Crab Nebula .1. Observational overview	4	2
674	1	1495 1998 ALIMENTARY PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS 12(8):707-715 Kruis W; Brandes JW; Schreiber S; Theuer D; Krakamp B; Schutz E; Otto P; Lorenz-Mayer H; Ewe K; Judamaier G Olsalazine versus mesalazine in the treatment of mild to moderate ulcerative colitis	8	2
675	2	1504 1998 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 332(1):204-214 Charbonnel C; Brown JA; Wallerstein G Mixing processes during the evolution of red giants with moderate metal deficiencies: The role of molecular-weight barriers	44	2
676	1	1533 1998 PROGRESS IN PARTICLE AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS, VOL 40 40():17-27 Bilic N; Tsiklauri D; Viollier RD Gravitational phase transition of heavy neutrino matter	12	2
677	2	1547 1999 ASTRONOMY & GEOPHYSICS 40(5):25-29 Gonzalez G Is the sun anomalous?	5	2
678	7	1550 1999 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 346(3):L49-L52 Atoyan AM Radio spectrum of the Crab nebula as an evidence for fast initial spin of its pulsar	10	2
679	5	1566 1999 DRUGS 57(3):383-408 Prakash A; Markham A Oral delayed-release mesalazine - A review of its use in ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease	23	2
680	4	1575 1999 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 308(2):551-556 Walker MA Collisional baryonic dark matter haloes	6	2
681	12	1591 1999 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 111(758):385-437 Trimble V; Aschwanden M Astrophysics in 1998	2	2
682	6	1592 1999 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 111(761):871-880 Collins GW; Claspy WP; Martin JC A reinterpretation of historical references to the supernova of AD 1054	2	2
683	5	1611 2000 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 531(2):701-715 Giraud E A universal coupling relation between luminous and dark matter surface densities in disk rotating galaxies	5	2
684	3	1614 2000 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 537(2):977-992 Dupuis J; Chayer P; Vennes S; Christian DJ; Kruk JW Adding more mysteries to the DA white dwarf GD 394	6	2
685	2	1619 2000 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 541(2):1033-1050 Fryer CL; Heger A Core-collapse simulations of rotating stars	39	2
686	2	1624 2000 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MODERN PHYSICS B 14(19-20):2011-2021 Jackiw R When radiative corrections are finite, but undetermined	14	2
687	4	1639 2000 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 84(25):5699-5703 Abusaidi R; Akerib DS; Barnes PD; Bauer DA; Bolozdynya A; Brink PL; Bunker R; Cabrera B; Caldwell DO; Castle JP; Clarke RM; Colling P; Crisler MB; Cummings A; Silva AD; Davies AK; Dixon R; Dougherty BL; Driscoll D; Eichblatt S; Emes J; Gaitskell RJ; Golwala SR; Hale D; Haller EE; Hellmig J; Huber ME; Irwin KD; Jochum J; Lipschultz FP; Lu A; Mandic V; Martinis JM; Nam SW; Nelson H; Neuhauser B; Penn MJ; Perera TA; Isaac MCP; Pritychenko B; Ross RR; Saab T; Sadoulet B; Schnee RW; Seitz DN; Shestople P; Shutt T; Smith A; Smith GW; Sonnenschein AH; Spadafora AL; Stockwell W; Taylor JD; White S; CDMS Collaboration Exclusion limits on the WIMP-nucleon cross section from the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search	78	2
688	2	1663 2001 ICARUS 151(2):307-313 Lineweaver CH An estimate of the age distribution of terrestrial planets in the universe: Quantifying metallicity as a selection effect	10	2
689	0	2 1967 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 72(3):323-& TRIMBLE V MOTIONS AND STRUCTURE OF FILAMENTARY ENVELOPE OF CRAB NEBULAE	1	1
690	1	16 1969 NATURE 221(5184):944-& BECKMAN JE; BASTIN JA; CLEGG PE CONTINUOUS SPECTRUM OF TAURUS A AT 1.2 MM WAVELENGTH	15	1
691	3	17 1969 NATURE 221(5185):1037-& MILLER JS; WAMPLER EJ TELEVISION DETECTION OF CRAB NEBULA PULSAR	17	1
692	3	20 1969 NATURE 222(5189):157-& WARNER B; NATHER RE WAVELENGTH INDEPENDENCE OF VELOCITY OF LIGHT IN SPACE	19	1
693	3	24 1969 NATURE 223(5203):279-& STOTHERS R MASS LOSS FROM PULSATING NEUTRON STARS	5	1
694	2	37 1970 ASTROPHYSICAL LETTERS 6(5-6):207-& MUSTEL ER MAGNETIC FIELDS OF EXPLODING STARS	4	1
695	1	68 1971 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 12(4):432-& WEISS NO DYNAMO PROBLEM	11	1
696	2	72 1972 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 19(1):109-& BORNER G; COHEN JM ENERGY BALANCE OF CRAB-NEBULA AND VELA X REMNANT	3	1
697	0	92 1973 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 11():187-218 MIHALAS D; ATHAY RG EFFECTS OF DEPARTURES FROM LTE IN STELLAR SPECTRA	19	1
698	1	99 1973 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 28(1):63-70 HILLS JG RATE OF PRODUCTION OF IONIZING-RADIATION BY HOT WHITE-DWARFS AND UPPER MAIN-SEQUENCE STARS IN GALAXIES	11	1
699	1	119 1973 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 8(2):427-430 MARRS RE; BODANSKY D; ADELBERG.EG ACCELERATOR PRODUCTION OF B-8 NEUTRINOS	4	1
700	1	120 1973 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 8(4):1226-1229 HALBERT ML; HENSLEY DC; BINGHAM HG LI-6(HE-3,T) REACTION AND SOLAR NEUTRINO PUZZLE	6	1

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
701	1	135 1974 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 51(4):712-720 BYCHKOV KV PHYSICAL CONDITIONS IN CRAB-NEBULA	2	1
702	0	152 1974 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 52(10):880-901 PAPINI G GRAVITATIONAL RADIATION AND ITS DETECTION	15	1
703	0	159 1974 NATURE 250(5467):534-536 TRIMBLE V GALACTIC CHEMISTRY	1	1
704	2	172 1975 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 80(4):303-306 WEISTROP D LOCAL MASS DENSITY OF POPULATION II AND HALO STARS	9	1
705	1	174 1975 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 41(1):41-45 SCHMIDBURGK J; SCHOLZ M EXTENDED STATIC STELLAR ATMOSPHERES .2. LOCATION IN HR-DIAGRAM AND SOME PROPERTIES OF EXTENDED ATMOSPHERE STARS	26	1
706	2	177 1975 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 42(1):151-153 READHEAD ACS; DUFFETTSMITH PJ SCALE HEIGHT OF INTERSTELLAR IONIZED HYDROGEN	37	1
707	2	178 1975 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 42(2):247-250 NEVO I; SADEH D; FROHLICH A SEARCH FOR OPTICAL PULSATIONS FROM SINGLE LINE SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES	2	1
708	1	180 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 196(1):73-82 STURROCK PA; PETROSIAN V; TURK JS OPTICAL RADIATION FROM CRAB PULSAR	46	1
709	3	197 1975 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 12(10):3056-3068 BOWERS RL; GLEESON AM; PEDIGO RD RELATIVISTIC SUPERDENSE MATTER IN COLD SYSTEMS - APPLICATIONS	28	1
710	1	210 1976 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 53(5):975-982 BISNOVATYJKOGAN GS; CHECHETKIN VM; KULIKOV YN OUTPUT OF NUCLEAR-ENERGY IN ENVELOPES OF NEUTRON STARS AND X- RAY SOURCES	8	1
711	5	224 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 208(2):550-566 PANDHARIPANDE VR; PINES D; SMITH RA NEUTRON STAR STRUCTURE - THEORY, OBSERVATION, AND SPECULATION	167	1
712	3	230 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 209(3):858-867 BORRA EF HALPHA POLARIZATION AND LINE-PROFILES IN WHITE-DWARFS WITH STRONG MAGNETIC-FIELDS	8	1
713	1	232 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL LETTERS & COMMUNICATIONS 17(3):127-130 BIEMONT E SOLAR ABUNDANCE OF TITANIUM, CHROMIUM AND NICKEL DEDUCED FROM A STUDY OF WEAK INFRARED LINES	9	1
714	2	234 1976 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 40(2):369-384 KAUFMAN M PRIMEVAL GALAXIES - PREDICTED LUMINOSITIES	18	1
715	1	240 1976 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 176(2):345-357 DODDS D; WOLFENDALE AW; WDOWCZYK J INTERSTELLAR SPECTRUM OF COSMIC-RAYS	13	1
716	1	241 1976 NATURE 259(5544):547-549 VANPARADIJS JA; HAMMERSCHLAGHENSBERGE G; VANDENHEUVEL EPJ; TAKENS RJ; ZUIDERWIJK EJ; DELOORE C MASS DETERMINATION FOR X-RAY BINARY-SYSTEM VELA-X-1	21	1
717	1	243 1976 NATURE 262(5569):560-561 AUMAN JR; MCCREA WH SOLAR NEUTRINOS AND GALACTIC CONTAMINATION OF SUN	16	1
718	1	247 1976 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 14(4):1328-1335 WEIGMANN H; MACKLIN RL; HARVEY JA ISOBARIC ANALOG IMPURITIES FROM NEUTRON-CAPTURE AND TRANSMISSION BY MAGNESIUM	35	1
719	3	270 1977 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 60(2):L19-L22 KUNDT W WISPS IN CRAB - COSMIC LASER	5	1
720	2	271 1977 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 61(3):339-346 RIDE SK; WALKER ABC ABSORPTION OF X-RAYS IN INTERSTELLAR-MEDIUM	24	1
721	5	272 1977 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 61(3):347-352 RIDE SK; WALKER ABC INTERSTELLAR-MEDIUM IN DIRECTION OF CRAB-NEBULA - RECONCILING SOFT-X-RAY AND RADIO OBSERVATIONS	6	1
722	1	274 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 212(1):52-59 JONES TW; LEUNG CM; GOULD RJ; STEIN WA RADIATIVE-TRANSFER IN DUST AND SPECTRAL FLUX DISTRIBUTION OF NGC 1068	68	1
723	0	287 1977 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 50(2):409-419 MISSANA M THOMSON SCATTERING IN A THICK LAYER	8	1
724	1	295 1977 JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL BIOLOGY 67(3):377-398 YOCKEY HP CALCULATION OF PROBABILITY OF SPONTANEOUS BIOGENESIS BY INFORMATION-THEORY	24	1
725	1	298 1977 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 179(2):417-432 CLEGG R; WYCKOFF S CALCIUM-CHLORIDE IN COOL STARS	16	1
726	1	301 1977 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS 144(2):323-329 RIIHONEN M; KEINONEN J MEASUREMENTS OF ABSOLUTE RESONANCE STRENGTHS IN (P,GAMMA) REACTIONS ON RARE OR GASEOUS NUCLEI	11	1
727	1	304 1977 PHYSICA SCRIPTA 16(1-2):16-30 HUBER MCE F-VALUE MEASUREMENTS FOR 3D-ELEMENTS	27	1
728	2	307 1977 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 15(5):1933-1936 BARDIN TT; BECKER JA; KOHLER D; WATSON BA SEARCH FOR REACTION T+T-]ALPHA+D+E-+-V	2	1
729	2	309 1977 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 30(1):1-144 MUKHOPADHYAY NC NUCLEAR MUON-CAPTURE	135	1
730	3	324 1978 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 55(3):516-530 DOMOGATSKY VG; NADYOZHIN DK FORMATION OF BYPASSED ISOTOPES UNDER INFLUENCE OF NEUTRINOS AND POSSIBLE ROLE OF NEUTRINOS IN NUCLEOSYNTHESIS	1	1
731	1	329 1978 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 67(3):L29-L31 DENBOGGENDE AJF; MEWE R; HEISE J; BRINKMAN AC; GRONENSCHILD EHBM; SCHRIJVER J SOFT-X-RAY SOURCE IN VICINITY OF AM STAR HR976	8	1
732	1	331 1978 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 70(1-2):69-78 MOFFAT AFJ; SEGGEWISS W INTRINSICALLY BRIGHT WOLF-RAYET STARS OF TYPE-WN7 - BINARY HD- 92740 AND PROBABLE SINGLE STAR HD-93131 IN CARINA	44	1
733	1	335 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 219(2):559-564 SHIELDS GA GAS-PHASE ABUNDANCES OF IRON AND CARBON IN PLANETARY-NEBULAE	41	1
734	1	349 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 224(1):143-148 ANDERSON RC; WEILER EJ COPERNICUS OBSERVATIONS OF INTER-STELLAR MATTER IN DIRECTION OF HR-1099	35	1
735	2	362 1978 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MASS SPECTROMETRY AND ION PROCESSES 28(1):7-17 SMITH CL; ROSMAN KJR; DELAETER JR ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF TELLURIUM	23	1
736	3	365 1978 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 184(1):159-170 MANCHESTER RN; LYNE AG; GOSS WM; SMITH FG; DISNEY MJ; HARTLEY KF; JONES DHP; WELLGATE GB; DANZIGER IJ; MURDIN PG; PETERSON BA; WALLACE PT OPTICAL OBSERVATIONS OF SOUTHERN PULSARS	35	1
737	5	369 1978 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 300(1):1-224 AJZENBERGSELOVE F ENERGY-LEVELS OF LIGHT-NUCLEI A =18-20	224	1
738	2	385 1979 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 74(1):57-61 ANGELETTI L; GIANNONE P EVOLUTIONARY STRUCTURE OF LARGE STAR CLUSTERS	12	1
739	2	389 1979 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 80(1):1-8 DENBOGGENDE AJF; LAMERS HJGLM; MEWE R NATURE OF THE SECONDARIES IN SOME SINGLE-LINE SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES FROM X-RAY OBSERVATIONS	4	1
740	1	405 1979 NATURE 281(5733):635-638 ROWANROBINSON M; NEGROPONTE J; SILK J DISTORTIONS OF THE COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGROUND SPECTRUM BY DUST	58	1
741	2	409 1979 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 19(3):631-640 MOYLE RA; GLAGOLA BG; MATHEWS GJ; VIOLA VE NUCLEOSYNTHESIS OF LI, BE, AND B - CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE P+O- 16 REACTION AT 50-90 MEV	12	1
742	4	413 1979 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 127(2):263-296 BISNOVATYIKOGAN GS; CHECHETKIN VM NON-EQUILIBRIUM ENVELOPES OF THE NEUTRON STARS, THEIR ROLE IN THE MAINTENANCE OF X-RAY LUMINOSITY AND NUCLEOSYNTHESIS	22	1
743	3	414 1980 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 48(3):226-231 MITALAS R SUPER-NOVAE IN BINARY-SYSTEMS - APPLICATION OF CLASSICAL MECHANICS	2	1
744	1	427 1980 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 235(2):554-564 SACKMANN IJ CONVECTIVE PENETRATIONS AND OBSERVABLE CONSEQUENCES OF HELIUM SHELL FLASHES IN 3 AND 6 M. RED SUPER-GIANTS	19	1
745	1	441 1980 GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS 7(8):577-580 OGILVIE KW; VOGT C VARIATION OF THE AVERAGE FREEZING-IN TEMPERATURE OF OXYGEN IONS WITH SOLAR-WIND SPEED	13	1
746	4	442 1980 JOURNAL OF PHYSICS G-NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE PHYSICS 6(9):1061-1104 KLAPDOR HV; WENE CO STRUCTURES IN THE BETA-STRENGTH FUNCTION AND CONSEQUENCES FOR NUCLEAR-PHYSICS AND ASTROPHYSICS	20	1
747	1	445 1980 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 190(2):321-335 LARSON RB FU-ORIONIS MECHANISM	29	1
748	1	457 1981 AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY 18(3):177-189 MCMULLIN E IS PHILOSOPHY RELEVANT TO COSMOLOGY	2	1
749	10	459 1981 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 86(2):264-270 WEGNER G ON THE KINEMATICS AND AGES OF WIDE BINARIES CONTAINING A WHITE- DWARF	9	1
750	2	460 1981 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 86(12):1909-1915 DANFORD SC; LEA SM ABUNDANCE DETERMINATIONS OF FIELD HORIZONTAL-BRANCH STARS	14	1
751	3	461 1981 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 95(2):321-327 VANBEVEREN D THE MASS AND MASS RATIO DISTRIBUTION OF MASSIVE O-TYPE SINGLE STARS AND BINARIES	10	1
752	7	463 1981 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 102(2):191-196 HALBWACHS JL STATISTICAL-MODELS FOR SPECTROSCOPIC AND FOR ECLIPSING BINARY STARS	6	1
753	3	464 1981 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 103(1):111-118 GIANNUZZI MA MASS-LOSS IN CLOSE BINARY-SYSTEMS	10	1
754	3	493 1981 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 134(3):431-467 CHECHEV VP; KRAMAROVSKII YM THE THEORY OF NUCLEAR SYNTHESIS IN THE STARS - A PROCESS OF A SLOW-NEUTRON CAPTURE	5	1
755	2	496 1982 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 87(12):1775-1782 MARRACO HG; MILESI GE THE PERIOD SHORTENING OF RY SAGITTARII	19	1
756	0	499 1982 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 113(2):328-335 VADER JP; VANDENHEUVEL EPJ; LEWIN WHG; TAKENS RJ BULGE X-RAY SOURCES AND NOVAE IN M-31	17	1
757	3	513 1982 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 87(1-2):357-375 DOOM C; DEGREVE JP STRUCTURE AND EVOLUTION OF LARGE GROUPS OF MASSIVE CLOSE BINARY-SYSTEMS	8	1
758	1	516 1982 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 46(10):1849-1861 EBIHARA M; WOLF R; ANDERS E ARE CL CHONDRITES CHEMICALLY FRACTIONATED - A TRACE-ELEMENT STUDY	51	1
759	0	522 1982 NATURE 297(5865):357-358 TRIMBLE V GRAVITATIONAL-RADIATION AND THE BINARY PULSAR	1	1
760	0	526 1982 NATURE 300(5890):315-316 TRIMBLE V RECENT (1981-82) EVOLUTION OF GALACTIC HALOES	1	1
761	4	527 1982 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 69(5):205-211 HILLEBRANDT W; OBER W THE SYNTHESIS OF THE ELEMENTS	5	1
762	4	532 1982 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 94(557):149-156 WU CC; EATON JA; HOLM AV; MILGROM M; HAMMERSCHLAGHENSBERGE G ANS SPECTROPHOTOMETRY - THE BRIGHT X-RAY BINARIES HERCULES-X-1 (HZ HERCULIS) AND CYGNUS X-1 (HDE226868)	14	1
763	1	534 1982 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 94(562):1029-1036 PILACHOWSKI C; SNEDEN C; DOMINY JF; COTTRELL P; MAY DC THE EQUIVALENT-WIDTH CALIBRATION OF THE KPNO ECHELLE SPECTROGRAPH	7	1
764	1	541 1983 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE SCIENCE 33():505-537 REEDY RC; ARNOLD JR; LAL D COSMIC-RAY RECORD IN SOLAR-SYSTEM MATTER	57	1
765	3	547 1983 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 267(1):256-270 MICHAUD G; VAUCLAIR G; VAUCLAIR S CHEMICAL-SEPARATION IN HORIZONTAL-BRANCH STARS	51	1
766	4	561 1983 GEOKHIMIYA (5):643-652 KUZNETSOVA RI; KOROTKOVA NN; LAVRUKHINA AK STAGES OF IRRADIATION OF THE PROTOPLANETARY MATTER BY COSMIC- RAYS	4	1
767	1	566 1983 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 205(2):683-690 SCHERRER RJ PRIMORDIAL ELEMENT PRODUCTION IN UNIVERSES WITH LARGE LEPTON BARYON RATIO	23	1
768	1	574 1983 NATURE 304(5925):394-394 TRIMBLE V STELLAR EVOLUTION - ARE POPULATION-II BINARY-SYSTEMS INHERITED OR ACQUIRED	1	1
769	5	582 1983 OBSERVATORY 103(1054):106-& BRECHER K; FESEN RA; MARAN SP; BRANDT JC ANCIENT RECORDS AND THE CRAB-NEBULA SUPER-NOVA	1	1
770	1	584 1983 PHYSICS LETTERS B 121(4):223-226 ROPKE G DEPLETION OF LIGHT-METAL ABUNDANCES AS A CONSEQUENCE OF THE PAULI QUENCHING IN HOT NUCLEAR-MATTER	7	1
771	5	592 1984 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 89(6):819-823 HELFAND DJ; CHANCE D; BECKER RH; WHITE RL VLA OBSERVATIONS OF COMPACT RADIO-SOURCES IN THE GALACTIC PLANE - A SEARCH FOR CRAB-LIKE SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS	11	1
772	1	593 1984 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 89(9):1358-1365 EGGEN OJ A SYSTEMATIC SEARCH FOR MEMBERS OF THE HYADES SUPERCLUSTER .3. NEAR-MAIN-SEQUENCE G-STAR AND K-STAR WITH VERY ACTIVE CHROMOSPHERES	40	1
773	6	596 1984 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 130(2):324-330 BUDDING E A POSSIBLE SOURCE FOR W UMA SYSTEMS	9	1
774	4	611 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 281(2):614-623 PILACHOWSKI CA THE CHEMICAL-COMPOSITION OF GLOBULAR-CLUSTERS - GLOBAL TRENDS	98	1
775	3	629 1984 CURRENT SCIENCE 53(10):513-516 SRINIVASAN G; BHATTACHARYA D ON THE NATURE OF THE SUPERNOVA REMNANT-0540-69.3 IN THE LARGE MAGELLANIC CLOUD	3	1
776	3	641 1984 NATURE 310(5979):633-634 TRIMBLE V NUCLEOSYNTHESIS IN BARIUM STARS	1	1
777	2	654 1984 SOVIET ASTRONOMY LETTERS 10(5):302-303 SHKLOVSKII IS WHY ARE THERE NO TYPE-II SUPERNOVAE IN IRREGULAR GALAXIES	2	1
778	5	656 1984 TOPICS IN CURRENT CHEMISTRY 124():1-31 JORGENSEN CK THE PROBLEMS FOR THE 2-ELECTRON BOND IN INORGANIC-COMPOUNDS - ANALYSIS OF THE COORDINATION NUMBER-N	14	1
779	2	660 1985 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 90(10):1967-& DEMERS S; KUNKEL WE; IRWIN MJ AUTOMATED PHOTOMETRY OF NGC-3109	27	1
780	5	661 1985 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 145(2):339-346 YOKOI K; TAKAHASHI K; ARNOULD M THE PRODUCTION AND SURVIVAL OF PB-205 IN STARS, AND THE PB-205- TL-205 S-PROCESS CHRONOMETRY	16	1
781	5	664 1985 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 149(2):259-265 STROM RG; BLAIR WP CTB80 - PROBABLE CHANGES IN THE CENTRAL NEBULOSITY, 1953-1981	11	1
782	5	675 1985 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 110(1):143-148 RAKOS KD LUMINOSITY DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION FOR VISUAL BINARY STARS	2	1
783	7	677 1985 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 115(1):1-29 ALLAKHVERDIYEV AO; GUSEINOV OH; KASUMOV FK PULSARS - SPACE KINEMATIC CHARACTERISTICS AND THEIR CONNECTION WITH SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS	2	1
784	3	687 1985 JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 79(6):277-293 MCCLURE RD THE CARBON AND RELATED STARS	16	1
785	1	697 1985 NATURE 317(6033):116-116 TRIMBLE V SUPERNOVAE - LITTLE-BEARS MASS-LOSS RATE	1	1
786	4	698 1985 NATURE 318(6041):25-30 BARTEL N; ROGERS AEE; SHAPIRO II; GORENSTEIN MV; GWINN CR; MARCAIDE JM; WEILER KW HUBBLE CONSTANT DETERMINED USING VERY-LONG BASELINE INTERFEROMETRY OF A SUPERNOVA	34	1
787	2	700 1985 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 55(13):1422-1425 DAR A HAS A COSMOLOGICAL NEUTRINO BACKGROUND FROM GRAVITATIONAL STELLAR COLLAPSE BEEN DETECTED	8	1
788	4	711 1986 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 24():89-125 TSUJI T MOLECULES IN STARS	25	1
789	4	742 1986 CZECHOSLOVAK JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 36(1):1-13 VLACHY J SCIENTOMETRIC ANALYSES IN PHYSICS - WHERE WE STAND	19	1
790	2	757 1986 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 56(17):1874-1877 GILL RL; CASTEN RF; WARNER DD; PIOTROWSKI A; MACH H; HILL JC; WOHN FK; WINGER JA; MOREH R HALF-LIFE OF ZN-80 - THE 1ST MEASUREMENT FOR AN R-PROCESS WAITING-POINT NUCLEUS	21	1
791	7	759 1986 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 27(1):38-59 TRIMBLE V LOW-LUMINOSITY STARS	1	1
792	0	762 1986 SCIENTIST 1(3):24-25 TRIMBLE V MY DAUGHTER BEATRICE - A PERSONAL MEMOIR OF TINSLEY,BEATRICE, ASTRONOMER - HILL,E	1	1
793	8	764 1986 SOVIET ASTRONOMY LETTERS 12(2):81-83 TRUSHKIN SA HAS THE CRAB A RADIO SHELL	2	1
794	2	790 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 318(2):507-519 PRITCHET CJ; VANDENBERGH S OBSERVATIONS OF NOVAE IN THE VIRGO CLUSTER	55	1
795	5	791 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 319(2):L103-& STROM RG PULSAR-LIKE EMISSION FROM THE SUPERNOVA REMNANT CTB-80	42	1
796	4	794 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 319(2):772-800 LEE HM EVOLUTION OF GLOBULAR-CLUSTERS INCLUDING A DEGENERATE COMPONENT	24	1
797	9	802 1987 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 135(2):245-252 GIANNUZZI MA VISUAL BINARY-SYSTEMS IN THE SOLAR NEIGHBORHOOD - THE MASS- RATIO DISTRIBUTION	2	1
798	2	806 1987 CURRENT SCIENCE 56(12):575-580 DASS NDH; INDUMATHI D; JOSHIPURA AS; MURTHY MVN ON THE NEUTRINOS FROM SN 1987A	4	1
799	1	814 1987 NATURE 326(6115):772-773 VILENKIN A; FIELD GB QUASARS AND SUPERCONDUCTING COSMIC STRINGS	19	1
800	4	819 1987 NATURE 329(6135):135-138 PROTHEROE RJ PHOTON PHOTON PAIR PRODUCTION AND THE OPACITY OF SN1987A TO TEV AND PEV GAMMA-RAYS	15	1

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
801	1	837 1988 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 26():245-294 ROOD HJ VOIDS	44	1
802	1	840 1988 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 95(1):19-25 WEBSTER RL; HEWETT PC; IRWIN MJ AN AUTOMATED SURVEY FOR GRAVITATIONAL LENSES	28	1
803	2	842 1988 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 95(4):1162-& VELUSAMY T; BECKER RH G54.1+0.3 - A NEW CRAB-LIKE SUPERNOVA REMNANT	10	1
804	2	843 1988 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 96(2):701-703 VANDENBERGH S A POSSIBLE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE LUMINOSITIES OF SUPERNOVAE OF TYPE-II AND THE ABSOLUTE MAGNITUDES OF THEIR PARENT GALAXIES	6	1
805	10	855 1988 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 328(2):714-725 SAIO H; JEFFERY CS RADIAL PULSATION IN LUMINOUS HOT HELIUM STARS	27	1
806	1	857 1988 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 330(2):L97-L100 ANTONUCCI RRJ; ULVESTAD JS A LARGE FAMILY OF COMPACT RADIO-SOURCES IN THE STARBURST NUCLEUS OF NGC-253	78	1
807	10	864 1988 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 145(2):183-221 BOSSI M; FERRINI F; PAOLICCHI P FORMATION OF BINARY-SYSTEMS AND PROTOPLANETARY DISKS - A UNIFIED APPROACH	1	1
808	5	868 1988 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 233(1):209-214 KILKENNY D; MARANG F; MENZIES JW DISCOVERY OF VARIABILITY IN THE NON-VARIABLE HYDROGEN-DEFICIENT CARBON STARS	8	1
809	0	874 1988 NATURE 333(6173):495-496 TRIMBLE V ASTROPHYSICS - THE SHIFTING CENTER	1	1
810	2	880 1988 PROCEEDINGS ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA 7(4):434-442 HOFLICH P SPECTRAL-ANALYSIS OF SN-1987A - THE 1ST 7 MONTHS	41	1
811	5	883 1988 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 100(624):160-170 BATTEN AH SOME ASPECTS OF A CENTURY OF SPECTROSCOPIC-BINARY STUDIES	4	1
812	1	884 1988 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 100(627):646-650 TRIMBLE V SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUNG VERSUS ESTABLISHED AMERICAN ASTRONOMERS	1	1
813	4	887 1988 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 156(4):561-651 IMSHENNIK VS; NADEZHIN DK SUPERNOVA 1987A IN THE LARGE MAGELLANIC CLOUD - OBSERVATIONS AND THEORY	46	1
814	7	895 1989 ASTRONOMICHESKII ZHURNAL 66(4):790-800 KUZNETSOVA EF; SVECHNIKOV MA THE MASS AND MASS RATIO DISTRIBUTIONS OF DETACHED MAIN- SEQUENCE-TYPE CLOSE BINARY-SYSTEMS	2	1
815	1	896 1989 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 209(1-2):21-26 BOULARES A REDUCTION OF THE OORT LIMIT AND THE DARK MATTER CONTRIBUTION TO IT	8	1
816	1	897 1989 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 217(1-2):92-98 MEMBRADO M; PACHECO AF; SANUDO J STATISTICAL DISTRIBUTIONS AND GRAVITATIONAL HALOS	7	1
817	1	902 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 337(2):581-597 PACZYNSKI B; WAMBSGANSS J GRAVITATIONAL LENSING BY A SMOOTHLY VARIABLE SURFACE MASS DENSITY	11	1
818	2	905 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 340(1):355-361 BRAUN R; GOSS WM; LYNE AG 3 FIELDS CONTAINING YOUNG PULSARS - THE OBSERVABLE LIFETIME OF SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS	50	1
819	1	916 1989 COMPTES RENDUS DE L ACADEMIE DES SCIENCES SERIE II 309(4):353-356 GERBAL D; SIROUSSEZIA H VIRIAL-THEOREM FOR A [NEWTONIAN + YUKAWA] GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MISSING MASS PROBLEM	4	1
820	2	919 1989 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 28(12):1503-1532 OLDERSHAW RL SELF-SIMILAR COSMOLOGICAL MODEL - TECHNICAL DETAILS, PREDICTIONS, UNRESOLVED ISSUES, AND IMPLICATIONS	5	1
821	8	924 1989 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 240(3):573-590 DALPINO EMD; OPHER R FORMATION OF FILAMENTS IN THE CRAB-NEBULA BY A THERMAL SYNCHROTRON INSTABILITY	14	1
822	1	926 1989 NATURE 337(6207):513-513 LANCE CM HOW OLD ARE DISTANT STARS	3	1
823	1	928 1989 NATURE 338(6216):565-566 PAPALIOLIOS C; KAROVSKA M; KOECHLIN L; NISENSON P; STANDLEY C; HEATHCOTE S ASYMMETRY OF THE ENVELOPE OF SUPERNOVA 1987A	38	1
824	0	929 1989 NATURE 339(6227):664-665 TRIMBLE V ASTRONOMY - GOINGS ON BETWEEN THE STARS	1	1
825	0	932 1989 NATURE 342(6245):11-11 TRIMBLE V FOR UNTO HIM THAT HATH	1	1
826	1	937 1989 PHYSICAL REVIEW A 39(8):4207-4211 MEMBRADO M; PACHECO AF; SANUDO J HARTREE SOLUTIONS FOR THE SELF-YUKAWIAN BOSON SPHERE	22	1
827	2	939 1989 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 40(10):3221-3230 GOLDMAN I; NUSSINOV S WEAKLY INTERACTING MASSIVE PARTICLES AND NEUTRON STARS	5	1
828	1	941 1989 PHYSICS LETTERS B 216(1-2):20-26 TURNER MS; COHEN AG; KAPLAN DB ISOCURVATURE BARYON NUMBER FLUCTUATIONS IN AN INFLATIONARY UNIVERSE	18	1
829	4	948 1989 VESTNIK MOSKOVSKOGO UNIVERSITETA SERIYA 3 FIZIKA ASTRONOMIYA 30(6):3-7 LOSKUTOV YM; PARFENOV KV THE ASYMMETRY OF NEUTRINO EMISSION IN A MAGNETIC-FIELD AND THE SELF-ACCELERATION OF NEUTRON STARS .2.	0	1
830	2	963 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 353(1):123-131 KWAN J ELEMENTAL ABUNDANCES OF THE BROAD ABSORPTION-LINE GAS OF QUASARS	15	1
831	1	965 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 356(1):49-56 DURRER R; KOVNER I ANTIPODAL MICROWAVE	10	1
832	2	969 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 357(1):32-37 LEE MH; PACZYNSKI B GRAVITATIONAL LENSING BY A SMOOTHLY VARIABLE 3-DIMENSIONAL MASS-DISTRIBUTION	23	1
833	1	974 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 362(2):L37-L39 MORIKAWA M OSCILLATING UNIVERSE - THE PERIODIC REDSHIFT DISTRIBUTION OF GALAXIES WITH A SCALE 128H-1 MEGAPARSECS AT THE GALACTIC POLES	29	1
834	8	978 1990 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 165(2):197-210 BUDDING E; GALLOT S THE DISTRIBUTION OF BINARY MASS RATIOS	1	1
835	2	991 1990 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 244(1):184-187 GOLDMAN I UPPER LIMIT ON G VARIABILITY DERIVED FROM THE SPIN-DOWN OF PSR 0655 + 64	8	1
836	9	992 1990 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 244(2):225-232 FADEYEV YA NONLINEAR PULSATIONS OF THE HELIUM STARS	8	1
837	0	996 1990 NATURE 345(6277):665-666 TRIMBLE V COSMOLOGY - A LARGE-SCALE PUZZLE	1	1
838	1	998 1990 NUOVO CIMENTO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI FISICA A-NUCLEI PARTICLES AND FIELDS 103(5):767-771 BELLI P; BERNABEI R; DANGELO S; INCICCHITTI A; PROSPERI D DETECTING DARK MATTER USING A LIQUID XENON SCINTILLATION DETECTOR	22	1
839	1	1005 1990 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 64(10):1084-1087 PRESS WH; RYDEN BS; SPERGEL DN SINGLE MECHANISM FOR GENERATING LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURE AND PROVIDING DARK MISSING MATTER	30	1
840	2	1026 1991 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 102(3):1070-1079 HOBBS LM; THORBURN JA ON THE METALLICITY AND THE TURNOFF TEMPERATURE OF M67	27	1
841	5	1030 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 245(2):548-560 BARAFFE I; ELEID MF EVOLUTION OF MASSIVE STARS WITH VARIABLE INITIAL COMPOSITIONS	18	1
842	1	1031 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 247(1):20-24 ZHENG JQ; VALTONEN MJ; BYRD GG MAFFEI-1 AS AN INTERLOPER OF THE LOCAL GROUP OF GALAXIES AND THE MASS OF THE LOCAL GROUP	13	1
843	1	1032 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 248(1):55-56 SUBRAMANIAN K; GOPALKRISHNA ENHANCED PROBABILITY OF INTENSITY OUTBURSTS VIA SUPERLUMINAL MICROLENSING OF QUASARS	15	1
844	3	1044 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 371(1):357-379 JUDGE PG; STENCEL RE EVOLUTION OF THE CHROMOSPHERES AND WINDS OF LOW-MASS AND INTERMEDIATE-MASS GIANT STARS	57	1
845	1	1052 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 377(1):1-6 CRAWFORD DF A NEW GRAVITATIONAL INTERACTION OF COSMOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE	4	1
846	2	1053 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 378(2):487-495 PUCHE D; CARIGNAN C H-I STUDIES OF THE SCULPTOR GROUP GALAXIES .7. IMPLICATIONS ON THE DISTRIBUTION AND NATURE OF DARK MATTER IN GROUPS	39	1
847	4	1057 1991 CONTEMPORARY PHYSICS 32(2):103-119 TRIMBLE V NEUTRON-STARS AND BLACK-HOLES IN BINARY-SYSTEMS	1	1
848	4	1059 1991 CURRENT SCIENCE 61(11):759-776 COWSIK R SEARCH FOR DARK-MATTER PARTICLES	2	1
849	17	1067 1991 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 250(4):750-759 COX CI; GULL SF; GREEN DA NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF THE JET IN THE CRAB-NEBULA	10	1
850	3	1068 1991 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 251(4):687-692 LAWSON WA; COTTRELL PL; CLARK M RADIAL-VELOCITY VARIATIONS OF THE R-CORONAE-BOREALIS STAR RY- SGR	22	1
851	1	1069 1991 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 253(1):153-159 CHERNIN AD; MIKKOLA S COMPUTER STATISTICS FOR 3-BODY SYSTEMS AND MASS DETERMINATION IN TRIPLETS OF GALAXIES	11	1
852	8	1083 1991 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 204(6):385-400 VANDENBERGH S SUPERNOVA RATES - A PROGRESS REPORT	12	1
853	0	1085 1991 SCIENTOMETRICS 20(1):71-77 TRIMBLE V LONG-TERM CAREERS OF ASTRONOMERS WITH DOCTORAL DEGREES FROM PRESTIGIOUS VS NON-PRESTIGIOUS UNIVERSITIES	1	1
854	8	1088 1992 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 30():11-50 DWEK E; ARENDT RG DUST-GAS INTERACTIONS AND THE INFRARED-EMISSION FROM HOT ASTROPHYSICAL PLASMAS	39	1
855	1	1090 1992 ARCHIVES OF DERMATOLOGY 128(9):1249-1256 ARNDT KA INFORMATION EXCESS IN MEDICINE - OVERVIEW, RELEVANCE TO DERMATOLOGY, AND STRATEGIES FOR COPING	36	1
856	6	1091 1992 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 103(1):267-296 BEERS TC; PRESTON GW; SHECTMAN SA; DOINIDIS SP; GRIFFIN KE SPECTROSCOPY OF HOT STARS IN THE GALACTIC HALO	33	1
857	5	1092 1992 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 103(5):1545-1551 CHU YH; KENNICUTT RC; SCHOMMER RA; LAFF J 30 DOR B - A SUPERNOVA REMNANT IN A STAR FORMATION REGION	18	1
858	3	1098 1992 ASTRONOMISCHE NACHRICHTEN 313(1):45-52 SCHOLZ RD; SCHMIDT KH DENSITY PROFILES AND LUMINOSITY FUNCTIONS OF THE GLOBULAR- CLUSTERS M3 AND M92	5	1
859	2	1101 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	39	1
860	2	1102 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 384(2):580-586 IBEN I; FUJIMOTO MY; MACDONALD J ON MASS-TRANSFER RATES IN CLASSICAL NOVA PRECURSORS	10	1
861	10	1111 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 393(1):373-384 BASU S; RANA NC MULTIPLICITY-CORRECTED MASS FUNCTION OF MAIN-SEQUENCE STARS IN THE SOLAR NEIGHBORHOOD	36	1
862	1	1115 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 397(2):L71-L73 LIBOFF RL GENERALIZED NEWTONIAN FORCE LAW AND HIDDEN MASS	6	1
863	1	1118 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 399(1):L75-L78 REYNOLDS SP; ELLISON DC ELECTRON ACCELERATION IN TYCHO AND KEPLER SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS - SPECTRAL EVIDENCE OF FERMI SHOCK ACCELERATION	37	1
864	1	1122 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 400(2):385-397 BUOTE DA; CANIZARES CR X-RAY CONSTRAINTS ON THE SHAPE OF THE DARK MATTER IN 5 ABELL CLUSTERS	30	1
865	6	1123 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 401(1):49-59 LEIBUNDGUT B; PINTO PA A DISTANCE-INDEPENDENT CALIBRATION OF THE LUMINOSITY OF TYPE-IA SUPERNOVAE AND THE HUBBLE CONSTANT	21	1
866	8	1125 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 81(2):715-& SAKEN JM; FESEN RA; SHULL JM AN IRAS SURVEY OF GALACTIC SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS	46	1
867	5	1134 1992 IAU SYMPOSIA (151):235-243 BATTEN AH Y-CYGNI	0	1
868	4	1139 1992 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 256(4):575-588 STOCKTON RA; FEKEL FC AN ASTRONOMERS DOZEN - SPECTROSCOPY OF 6 DOUBLE-LINED BINARIES AND CONSTRAINTS ON DETECTION LIMITS	19	1
869	1	1140 1992 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 257(2):225-239 ARNOLD R; GILMORE G HALO BLUE HORIZONTAL BRANCH STARS - SPECTROSCOPY IN 2 FIELDS	42	1
870	8	1144 1992 NATURE 358(6388):654-655 STROM RG; GREIDANUS H EVIDENCE FOR SINGLE-TEMPERATURE DUST IN THE CRAB-NEBULA FROM A REANALYSIS OF ITS INFRARED-SPECTRUM	10	1
871	1	1148 1992 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 373(1):95-116 ENQVIST K; MASIERO A; RIOTTO A NEW CONSTRAINTS ON R-PARITY BREAKING FROM NEUTRINO PHYSICS	55	1
872	4	1152 1992 PHYSICS LETTERS B 274(1):122-127 BEREZINSKY VS; BOTTINO A; DEALFARO V IS IT POSSIBLE TO DETECT THE GAMMA-RAY LINE FROM NEUTRALINO- NEUTRALINO ANNIHILATION	8	1
873	3	1156 1992 PHYSICS LETTERS B 293(1-2):149-156 URBAN M; BOUQUET A; DEGRANGE B; FLEURY P; KAPLAN J; MELCHIOR AL; PARE E SEARCHING FOR TEV DARK MATTER BY ATMOSPHERIC CERENKOV TECHNIQUES	21	1
874	7	1157 1992 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 220(5-6):229-381 KOSHIBA M OBSERVATIONAL NEUTRINO ASTROPHYSICS	22	1
875	0	1158 1992 PHYSICS WORLD 5(12):21-22 TRIMBLE V MODELERS CLASH OVER GAMMA-RAY BURSTERS	1	1
876	1	1162 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(679):831-834 ZARITSKY D THE MASS OF SPIRAL GALAXY HALOS	2	1
877	1	1167 1992 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 55(7):1035-1091 HOLZSCHUH E MEASUREMENT OF THE NEUTRINO MASS FROM TRITIUM BETA-DECAY	12	1
878	1	1168 1992 REVISTA MEXICANA DE ASTRONOMIA Y ASTROFISICA 24(1):3-7 SOARES DSL AN ALTERNATIVE VIEW OF FLAT ROTATION CURVES OF SPIRAL GALAXIES	3	1
879	3	1177 1993 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 274(3):730-742 HENKEL C; MAUERSBERGER R C AND O NUCLEOSYNTHESIS IN STARBURSTS - THE CONNECTION BETWEEN DISTANT MERGERS, THE GALAXY, AND THE SOLAR-SYSTEM	34	1
880	2	1183 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 402(1):62-68 COC A; DELBOURGOSALVADOR P; DEOLIVEIRA F; AGUER P; BARHOUMI S; BOGAERT G; KIENER J; LEFEBVRE A; THIBAUD JP ON BE-9 PRODUCTION IN THE NONUNIFORM DENSITY MODEL OF BIG-BANG NUCLEOSYNTHESIS	1	1
881	1	1185 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 404(1):L9-& MULCHAEY JS; DAVIS DS; MUSHOTZKY RF; BURSTEIN D DIFFUSE-X-RAY EMISSION FROM THE NGC-2300 GROUP OF GALAXIES - IMPLICATIONS FOR DARK MATTER AND GALAXY EVOLUTION IN SMALL- GROUPS	88	1
882	2	1186 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 404(1):38-50 GIRARDI M; BIVIANO A; GIURICIN G; MARDIROSSIAN F; MEZZETTI M VELOCITY DISPERSIONS IN GALAXY CLUSTERS	57	1
883	6	1189 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 406(2):614-628 BONNELL I; BASTIEN P FRAGMENTATION OF ELONGATED CYLINDRICAL CLOUDS .6. COMPARISON WITH OBSERVATIONS	17	1
884	2	1192 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 411(2):650-654 MCCAUSLAND RJH; CONLON ES; DUFTON PL; FITZSIMMONS A; IRWIN MJ; KEENAN FP A SEARCH FOR YOUNG STARS IN THE HALO OF M31	2	1
885	2	1195 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 417(1):L1-L4 RIX HW; LAKE G CAN THE DARK-MATTER BE-10(6) M-CIRCLE-DOT OBJECTS	11	1
886	2	1196 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 418(1):328-342 POUND MW; BLITZ L PROTO-BROWN DWARFS .1. METHOD AND RESULTS FOR HIGH-LATITUDE CLOUDS	18	1
887	1	1204 1993 JOURNAL OF GASTROENTEROLOGY AND HEPATOLOGY 8(1):70-83 SELBY W CURRENT MANAGEMENT OF INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE	10	1
888	3	1205 1993 JOURNAL OF LOW TEMPERATURE PHYSICS 93(3-4):791-796 BARNES PD; DASILVA A; AUBOURG E; AKERIB DS; BAUER D; BORDEN D; CABRERA B; CALDWELL DO; CHUGG B; CUMMINGS A; DOUGHERTY BL; EMES J; GRAY M; HALE D; HALLER EE; IRWIN KD; LANGE AE; LU A; MARGULIES S; PENN MJ; POMANSKY AA; PRITYCHENKO BV; ROSS RR; SADOULET B; SHUTT T; SMITH A; SMITH G; STOCKWELL W; TAYLOR J; WHITE S; WITHERELL M; WOLGAST RC; YELLIN S; YOUNG BA THE 1ST CRYOGENIC DARK-MATTER EXPERIMENT	8	1
889	2	1207 1993 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 260(3):631-634 BARSTOW MA; FLEMING TA; FINLEY DS; KOESTER D; DIAMOND CJ ROSAT EUV AND SOFT-X-RAY STUDIES OF ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE IN G191-B2B	13	1
890	8	1216 1993 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 47(6):2461-2467 KELLEY S; LOPEZ JL; NANOPOULOS DV; POIS H; YUAN K NEW CONSTRAINTS ON NEUTRALINO DARK MATTER IN THE SUPERSYMMETRIC STANDARD MODEL	28	1
891	10	1217 1993 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 48(6):2766-2776 LOPEZ JL; NANOPOULOS DV; YUAN K ACCURATE NEUTRALINO RELIC DENSITY COMPUTATIONS IN SUPERGRAVITY MODELS	31	1
892	5	1221 1993 PHYSICS LETTERS B 309(3-4):329-336 ROBERTS RG; ROSZKOWSKI L IMPLICATIONS FOR MINIMAL SUPERSYMMETRY FROM GRAND UNIFICATION AND THE NEUTRALINO RELIC ABUNDANCE	47	1
893	1	1228 1993 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 105(683):102-105 SCIAMA DW; PERSIC M; SALUCCI P DECAYING NEUTRINOS AND THE NATURE OF THE DARK MATTER IN GALAXY CLUSTERS	10	1
894	9	1230 1993 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 105(692):1081-1100 STRYKER LL BLUE STRAGGLERS	59	1
895	8	1237 1993 SCIENCE 262(5135):861-867 TURNER MS WHY IS THE TEMPERATURE OF THE UNIVERSE 2.726-KELVIN	8	1
896	6	1244 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 282(3):801-803 GOLDBERG D; MAZEH T THE MASS-RATIO DISTRIBUTION OF THE SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES IN THE PLEIADES	14	1
897	1	1245 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 284(3):749-763 CERVINO M; MASHESSE JM METALLICITY EFFECTS IN STAR-FORMING REGIONS	89	1
898	4	1252 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 421(2):491-504 PARDI MC; FERRINI F EVOLUTION OF SPIRAL GALAXIES .2. THE STAR-FORMATION HISTORY IN THE SOLAR NEIGHBORHOOD	16	1
899	6	1257 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 424(2):550-568 DALCANTON JJ; CANIZARES CR; GRANADOS A; STEIDEL CC; STOCKE JT OBSERVATIONAL LIMITS ON OMEGA IN STARS, BROWN DWARFS, AND STELLAR REMNANTS FROM GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING	32	1
900	5	1258 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 427(1):86-111 BUOTE DA; CANIZARES CR GEOMETRICAL EVIDENCE FOR DARK-MATTER - X-RAY CONSTRAINTS ON THE MASS OF THE ELLIPTIC GALAXY NGC-720	48	1

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
901	1	1269 1994 BAILLIERES CLINICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY 8(2):203-231 TRAVIS SPL; JEWELL DP SALICYLATES FOR INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE	7	1
902	1	1270 1994 CLINICAL IMMUNOTHERAPEUTICS 2(2):134-160 GIBSON PR INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE - CURRENT CONCEPTS IN PATHOGENESIS AND THERAPY	5	1
903	1	1273 1994 JOURNAL OF INFORMATION SCIENCE 20(1):2-15 BAIRD LM; OPPENHEIM C DO CITATIONS MATTER	33	1
904	3	1279 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	1
905	4	1281 1994 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 577(1-2):C399-C404 EJIRI H NUCLEAR-SPIN ISOSPIN RESPONSES IN DOUBLE-BETA DECAYS AND DARK- MATTER SEARCH	12	1
906	1	1283 1994 PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS 63(2):135-161 TRAVIS SPL; JEWELL DP SALICYLATES FOR ULCERATIVE-COLITIS - THEIR MODE OF ACTION	27	1
907	6	1287 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	963	1
908	2	1293 1994 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 35(3):351-352 FELLGETT PB A NOTE ON CITATIONS TO PAPERS BY BRITISH ASTRONOMERS	1	1
909	3	1294 1994 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 35(4):409-423 VANDERKRUIT PC THE ASTRONOMICAL COMMUNITY IN THE NETHERLANDS	1	1
910	3	1296 1994 SCIENCE 265(5169):209-213 CARDELLI JA THE ABUNDANCE OF HEAVY-ELEMENTS IN INTERSTELLAR GAS	52	1
911	1	1308 1995 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 111(1):195-203 HAGEN HJ; GROOTE D; ENGELS D; REIMERS D THE HAMBURG QUASAR SURVEY .1. SCHMIDT OBSERVATIONS AND PLATE DIGITIZATION	86	1
912	3	1309 1995 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 297(2):483-493 BRAUN H; LANGER N EFFECTS OF ACCRETION ONTO MASSIVE MAIN-SEQUENCE STARS	19	1
913	2	1314 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 443(2):499-513 PUSTILNIK SA; UGRYUMOV AV; LIPOVETSKY VA; THUAN TX; GUSEVA NG THE SPATIAL-DISTRIBUTION OF BLUE COMPACT GALAXIES IN THE 2ND BYURAKAN SURVEY	44	1
914	5	1315 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	1
915	1	1316 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 444(2):708-720 TURNER BE THE PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY OF SMALL MOLECULAR CLOUDS IN THE GALACTIC PLANE .3. NH3	11	1
916	2	1317 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 445(1):393-405 EVANS NR THE MASS RATIOS OF CEPHEID BINARIES	19	1
917	3	1320 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 452(1):286-303 STANGHELLINI L; PASQUALI A EVOLUTIONARY PATHS IN MULTIPLE-SHELL PLANETARY-NEBULAE	18	1
918	2	1327 1995 GASTROENTEROLOGY 108(5):1427-1433 LAYER PH; GOEBELL H; KELLER J; DIGNASS A; KLOTZ U DELIVERY AND FATE OF ORAL MESALAMINE MICROGRANULES WITHIN THE HUMAN SMALL-INTESTINE	27	1
919	4	1343 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 52(6):3214-3225 BOWYER S; LAMPTON M; PELTONIEMI JT; ROOS M THEORETICAL POSSIBILITIES AND OBSERVATIONAL CONSTRAINTS FOR RADIATIVELY DECAYING NEUTRINOS WITH A MASS NEAR 30 EV	5	1
920	6	1364 1996 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS SUPPLEMENT SERIES 116(1):31-41 Weiss A; Fried R; Olson EC A search for small-amplitude variations in northern R coronae borealis stars	4	1
921	3	1367 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 308(2):403-414 Firmani C; Hernandez X; Gallagher J Viscous models for slowly evolving galactic disks	21	1
922	3	1370 1996 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 311(2):361-383 Tantalo R; Chiosi C; Bressan A; Fagotto F Spectro-photometric evolution of elliptical galaxies .2. Models with infall	68	1
923	1	1388 1996 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 240(1):75-87 White RS Can baryonic dark matter be solid hydrogen?	2	1
924	1	1389 1996 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 240(2):331-344 Israelit M Conformally coupled dark matter	2	1
925	2	1399 1996 MODERN PHYSICS LETTERS A 11(30):2409-2415 Kokubun F Spherically symmetric scalar field in general relativity	2	1
926	13	1400 1996 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 279(1):129-142 Lou YQ Compressible fluctuations in an equatorial pulsar wind and a scenario for wisps in the central Crab nebula	6	1
927	1	1403 1996 NATURE 379(6564):427-429 Ikebe Y; Ezawa H; Fukazawa Y; Hirayama M; Ishisaki Y; Kikuchi K; Kubo H; Makishima K; Matsushita K; Ohashi T; Takahashi T; Tamura T Discovery of a hierarchical distribution of dark matter in the Fornax cluster of galaxies	70	1
928	4	1407 1996 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION A- ACCELERATORS SPECTROMETERS DETECTORS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT 370(1):233-236 Barnes PD; DaSilva A; Akerib DS; Bauer D; Brink P; Cabrera B; Caldwell DO; Chugg B; Clarke RM; Cummings A; Davies A; Diaz RC; Dougherty BL; Emes J; Golwala SR; Hale D; Haller EE; Irwin KD; Knowlton WB; Kuziminov V; Lu A; Nam SW; Penn MJ; Novikov V; Pritychenko BV; Queinnec F; Ross RR; Sadoulet B; Seitz D; Shutt T; Smith A; Smith G; Sonnenschein A; Stockwell W; Taylor JD; Therrien R; Trumbull TL; White S; Wolgast RC; Yellin S; Young BA Installation of the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search (CDMS)	25	1
929	1	1416 1996 OBSERVATORY 116(1135):404-405 Griffin REM Arcturus and human evolution	1	1
930	4	1418 1996 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 76(26):4882-4885 Martoff CJ; Garzarella A; Getaneh M; Kaczanowicz E; Neuhauser B; SnowdenIfft D; Wang XX; Zhang Y Prototype direction-sensitive solid-state detector for dark matter	8	1
931	9	1423 1996 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 108(719):8-34 Trimble V; Leonard PJT Astrophysics in 1995	1	1
932	4	1429 1996 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 37(1):1-9 Spruit HC A 'curve of growth' for Astronomers on the Citation Index	1	1
933	20	1432 1996 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 59(12):1493-1609 Sarkar S Big bang nucleosynthesis and physics beyond the standard model	164	1
934	5	1442 1997 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 318(1):231-251 vandenHoek LB; deJong T Inhomogeneous chemical evolution of the Galactic disk: Evidence for sequential stellar enrichment?	22	1
935	2	1444 1997 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 322(1):109-115 Pasquini L; Molaro P Lithium observations in 47 Tucanae	8	1
936	3	1449 1997 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 326(1):139-142 Wielen R; Wilson TL The evolution of the C, N, and O isotope ratios from an improved comparison of the interstellar medium with the Sun	13	1
937	5	1452 1997 ASTROPARTICLE PHYSICS 8(1-2):43-50 Lehner MJ; Buckland KN; Masek GE Electron diffusion in a low pressure methane detector for particle dark matter	2	1
938	4	1455 1997 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 483(1):77-86 Overduin JM; Wesson PS Decaying neutrinos and the extragalactic background light	7	1
939	3	1456 1997 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 485(2):785-788 Valtonen MJ Mass ratios in wide binary stars	6	1
940	3	1459 1997 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 490(2):L171-L174 Black DC Possible observational criteria for distinguishing brown dwarfs from planets	17	1
941	6	1465 1997 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MODERN PHYSICS E-NUCLEAR PHYSICS 6(1):1-43 Ejiri H Nuclear spin responses for neutrinos in astroparticle physics	19	1
942	6	1468 1997 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 284(2):341-347 Mazeh T; Martin EL; Goldberg D; Smith HA Detecting faint secondaries of spectroscopic binaries: HD 101177B and 149414A	7	1
943	8	1469 1997 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 288(1):245-259 Lipunov VM; Postnov KA; Prokhorov ME Formation and coalescence of relativistic binary stars: The effect of kick velocity	39	1
944	2	1471 1997 NATURE 385(6613):196-196 Leverington D Optical telescopes - Biggest is best?	2	1
945	6	1472 1997 NEW ASTRONOMY 1(4):311-319 Tanvir NR; Thomson RC; Tsikarishvili EG Wisp motions in the Crab nebula	5	1
946	1	1477 1997 ORIGINS OF LIFE AND EVOLUTION OF THE BIOSPHERE 27(1-3):249-262 Whittet DCB Is extraterrestrial organic matter relevant to the origin of life on earth?	17	1
947	3	1479 1997 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 55(2):733-738 Hadjimichef D; Kokubun F Collective scattering of massive stars in higher order gravity	1	1
948	3	1483 1997 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 78(9):1628-1631 SnowdenIfft DP; Westphal AJ Unique signature of dark matter in ancient mica	3	1
949	1	1491 1997 RESEARCH AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FOR DIGITAL LIBRARIES 1324():55-71 French JC; Powell AL; Schulman E; Pfaltz JL Automating the construction of authority files in digital libraries: A case study	1	1
950	4	1493 1997 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 79(3-4):793-834 Trimble V Extragalactic distance scales: H-0 from Hubble (Edwin) to Hubble (Hubble telescope)	1	1
951	11	1496 1998 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 36():599-654 Bertschinger E Simulations of structure formation in the universe	23	1
952	1	1497 1998 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 115(1):358-360 Trimble V; Kundu A Parallaxes and proper motions of prototypes of astrophysically interesting classes of stars	1	1
953	4	1498 1998 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 115(2):666-684 King JR; Stephens A; Boesgaard AM; Deliyannis CP Keck HIRES spectroscopy of M92 subgiants: Surprising abundances near the turnoff	38	1
954	3	1503 1998 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 332(1):93-101 Laget M; Ferraro FR; Paltrinieri B; Pecci FF HST/WFPC2 observation of the core of M 3: Blue objects and the position of the radio source	5	1
955	6	1505 1998 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 334(1):169-172 Valtonen MJ Mass ratios in multiple star systems	4	1
956	4	1508 1998 ASTRONOMY LETTERS-A JOURNAL OF ASTRONOMY AND SPACE ASTROPHYSICS 24(2):222-227 Pskovskii YP; Dorofeev OF Groups of space velocities in the reactive model of pulsar acceleration	1	1
957	7	1514 1998 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 503(2):744-759 Hillas AM; Akerlof CW; Biller SD; Buckley JH; Carter-Lewis DA; Catanese M; Cawley MF; Fegan DJ; Finley JP; Gaidos JA; Krennrich F; Lamb RC; Lang MJ; Mohanty G; Punch M; Reynolds PT; Rodgers AJ; Rose HJ; Rovero AC; Schubnell MS; Sembroski GH; Vacanti G; Weekes TC; West M; Zweerink J The spectrum of TeV gamma rays from the Crab Nebula	39	1
958	3	1516 1998 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 507(1):241-253 Patel NA; Goldsmith PF; Heyer MH; Snell RL; Pratap P Origin and evolution of the Cepheus bubble	14	1
959	1	1522 1998 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 300(4):1098-1104 Stothers RB Galactic disc dark matter, terrestrial impact cratering and the law of large numbers	7	1
960	5	1529 1998 PHYSICS LETTERS B 424(3-4):305-312 Hall LJ; Moroi T; Murayama H Sneutrino cold dark matter with lepton-number violation	19	1
961	2	1540 1998 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 85(1-2):161-174 Grevesse N; Sauval AJ Standard solar composition	229	1
962	6	1543 1999 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 117(6):2998-3006 Griffin REM; Lynas-Gray AE The effective temperature of Arcturus	7	1
963	3	1544 1999 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 118(5):2158-2171 Bureau M; Freeman KC; Peitzner DW; Meurer GR The shape and figure rotation of the dark halo of NGC 2915	11	1
964	6	1548 1999 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 344(1):367-370 Caraveo PA; Mignani RP A new HST measurement of the Crab pulsar proper motion	8	1
965	5	1549 1999 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 344(2):655-667 Taylor BJ The metallicity of mu Leonis	8	1
966	3	1553 1999 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 350(3):1085-1088 Clark LL; Dolan JF The distance to eight X-ray sources derived from Hipparcos observations	5	1
967	3	1554 1999 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 352(2):L111-L115 Douvion T; Lagage PO; Cesarsky CJ Element mixing in the Cassiopeia A supernova	7	1
968	7	1556 1999 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 512(2):755-760 Begelman MC A model for the moving "wisps" in the Crab Nebula	3	1
969	5	1559 1999 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 523(2):559-565 Beichman C; Helou G; Van Buren D; Ganga K; Desert FX An Infrared Space Observatory upper limit to the low-mass star halo in the edge-on galaxy NGC 4565	3	1
970	1	1571 1999 LANCET 354(9179):635-639 Rembacken BJ; Snelling AM; Hawkey PM; Chalmers DM; Axon ATR Non-pathogenic Escherichia coli versus mesalazine for the treatment of ulcerative colitis: a randomised trial	122	1
971	1	1579 1999 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B-PROCEEDINGS SUPPLEMENTS 70():180-184 Glashow SL How cosmic-ray physicists can test special relativity	7	1
972	5	1595 1999 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 71(2):S197-S204 Sadoulet B Deciphering the nature of dark matter	11	1
973	8	1599 2000 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 38():143-190 Maeder A; Meynet G The evolution of rotating stars	42	1
974	2	1601 2000 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 119(4):1701-1710 Zepf SE; Liu MC; Marleau FR; Sackett PD; Graham JR The stellar content of the halo of NGC 5907 from deep Hubble Space Telescope NICMOS imaging	7	1
975	7	1605 2000 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 360(3):997-1002 Tokovinin AA On the origin of binaries with twin components	4	1
976	3	1609 2000 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 364(1):137-156 Decin L; Waelkens C; Eriksson K; Gustafsson B; Plez B; Sauval AJ; Van Assche W; Vandenbussche B ISO-SWS calibration and the accurate modelling of cool-star atmospheres - I. Method	10	1
977	4	1615 2000 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 538(1):L91-L94 Chayer P; Kruk JW; Ake TB; Dupree AK; Malina RF; Siegmund OHW; Sonneborn G; Ohl RG The discovery of photospheric phosphorus and iron in the Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer spectrum of the hot DA white dwarf GD 394	2	1
978	2	1617 2000 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 541(1):1-9 Bahcall NA; Cen R; Dave R; Ostriker JP; Yu Q The mass-to-light function: Antibias and Omega(m)	27	1
979	4	1628 2000 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 314(1):59-64 Han C; Park SH; Lee YS Distribution of caustic-crossing intervals for Galactic binary- lens microlensing events	2	1
980	2	1629 2000 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 314(2):256-262 Kirilova DP; Chizhov MV Non-GUT baryogenesis and large-scale structure of the Universe	3	1
981	2	1632 2000 NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION A- ACCELERATORS SPECTROMETERS DETECTORS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT 444(1-2):345-349 Golwala SR; Abusaidi R; Akerib DS; Barnes PD; Bauer DA; Bolozdynya A; Brink P; Cabrera B; Caldwell DO; Castle JP; Clarke RM; Colling P; Crisler MB; Da Silva A; Davies AK; Dixon R; Eichblatt S; Irwin KD; Gaitskell RJ; Haller EE; Hellmig J; Huber ME; Jochum J; Lipschultz FP; Martinis J; Nam SW; Nelson J; Neuhauser B; Perera TA; Isaac MP; Ross RR; Saab T; Sadoulet B; Schnee RW; Shestople P; Shutt T; Smith A; Sonnenschein AH; Spadafora AL; Yellin S; Young BA Exclusion limits on the WIMP-nucleon scattering cross-section from the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search	14	1
982	10	1641 2000 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 112(770):434-503 Trimble V; Aschwanden MJ Astrophysics in 1999	1	1
983	15	1647 2001 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS 373(1):281-291 Douvion T; Lagage PO; Cesarsky CJ; Dwek E Dust in the Tycho, Kepler and Crab supernova remnants	3	1
984	13	1648 2001 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 366(1):197-201 Sollerman J; Kozma C; Lundqvist P Why did Supernova 1054 shine at late times?	3	1
985	1	1649 2001 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 366(3):930-934 Cadez A; Vidrih S; Galicic M; Carraminana A Crab pulsar photometry and the signature of free precession	2	1
986	4	1652 2001 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 554(1):298-315 Alcock C; Allsman RA; Alves DR; Axelrod TS; Becker A; Bennett DP; Clayton GC; Cook KH; Dalal N; Drake AJ; Freeman KC; Geha M; Gordon KD; Griest K; Kilkenny D; Lehner MJ; Marshall SL; Minniti D; Misselt KA; Nelson CA; Peterson BA; Popowski P; Pratt MR; Quinn PJ; Stubbs CW; Sutherland W; Tomaney A; Vandehei T; Welch DL; MACHO Collaboration The MACHO project LMC variable star inventory. X. The R Coronae Borealis stars	5	1
987	1	1653 2001 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 555(2):572-584 Wilson G; Kaiser N; Luppino GA; Cowie LL Galaxy halo masses from galaxy-galaxy lensing	20	1
988	0	1659 2001 GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY 53(5):AB141-AB141 Mahmood Z; McMahon BP; Khosa F; Trimble V; Byrne PJ; Frayne P; Weir DG Transesophageal endoscopic gastro-plication (TEG) treatment for gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD)	1	1
989	3	1662 2001 GUT 49(6):783-789 Kruis W; Schreiber S; Theuer D; Brandes JW; Schutz E; Howaldt S; Krakamp B; Hamling J; Monnikes H; Koop I; Stolte M; Pallant D; Ewald U Low dose balsalazide (1.5 g twice daily) and mesalazine (0.5 g three times daily) maintained remission of ulcerative colitis but high dose balsalazide (3.0 g twice daily) was superior in preventing relapses	6	1
990	6	1666 2001 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 321(1):67-70 Lyne AG; Pritchard RS; Graham-Smith F Pulsar reflections within the Crab Nebula	1	1
991	1	1669 2001 NEW ASTRONOMY REVIEWS 45(7):449-508 Lasota JP The disc instability model of dwarf novae and low-mass X-ray binary transients	30	1
992	3	1670 2001 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 610(1-2):316-330 Battistel OA; Dallabona G Role of ambiguities and gauge invariance in the calculation of the radiatively induced Chern-Simons shift in extended QED	2	1
993	2	1671 2001 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B-PROCEEDINGS SUPPLEMENTS 100():326-331 Virtue CJ; SNO Collaboration SNO and supernovae	4	1
994	3	1676 2001 PHYSICS LETTERS B 503(1-2):215-222 Chaichian M; Chen WF; Felipe RG Radiatively induced Lorentz and CPT violation in Schwinger constant field approximation	7	1
995	13	1681 2001 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 113(787):1025-1114 Trimble V; Aschwanden MJ Astrophysics in 2000	1	1
996	8	1691 2002 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 123(2):941-947 Schaller EL; Fesen RA The nature of [Ar III]-bright knots in the Crab Nebula	2	1
997	1	1692 2002 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 123(2):988-1001 Griffin RE Composite spectra. XII. o Leonis: An evolving Am binary	3	1
998	2	1699 2002 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 565(1):L5-L8 Bahcall NA; Comerford JM Antibias in clusters: The dependence of the mass-to-light ratio on cluster temperature	7	1
999	3	1701 2002 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 574(1):L21-L24 Bekki K; Freeman KC Extended HI spiral structure and the figure rotation of triaxial dark halos	2	1
1000	3	1702 2002 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 138(1):121-148 Motl PM; Tohline JE; Frank J Numerical methods for the simulation of dynamical mass transfer in binaries	2	1

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