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1	7	399 1979 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 41(3):513-547 MILLER GE; SCALO JM INITIAL MASS FUNCTION AND STELLAR BIRTHRATE IN THE SOLAR NEIGHBORHOOD	1002	36
2	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
3	5	517 1982 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 46(11):2363-2380 ANDERS E; EBIHARA M SOLAR-SYSTEM ABUNDANCES OF THE ELEMENTS	779	14
4	7	1178 1993 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 275(1):101-152 EDVARDSSON B; ANDERSEN J; GUSTAFSSON B; LAMBERT DL; NISSEN PE; TOMKIN J THE CHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF THE GALACTIC DISK .1. ANALYSIS AND RESULTS	711	15
5	8	1033 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 248(2):485-524 DUQUENNOY A; MAYOR M MULTIPLICITY AMONG SOLAR-TYPE STARS IN THE SOLAR NEIGHBORHOOD .2. DISTRIBUTION OF THE ORBITAL ELEMENTS IN AN UNBIASED SAMPLE	536	34
6	27	891 1989 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 27():279-349 WHEELER JC; SNEDEN C; TRURAN JW ABUNDANCE RATIOS AS A FUNCTION OF METALLICITY	514	22
7	8	619 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 286(2):644-658 NOMOTO K; THIELEMANN FK; YOKOI K ACCRETING WHITE-DWARF MODELS FOR TYPE-I SUPERNOVAE .3. CARBON DEFLAGRATION SUPERNOVAE	494	27
8	2	1215 1993 NATURE 366(6454):429-433 WHITE SDM; NAVARRO JF; EVRARD AE; FRENK CS THE BARYON CONTENT OF GALAXY CLUSTERS - A CHALLENGE TO COSMOLOGICAL ORTHODOXY	478	23
9	18	712 1986 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 24():205-253 WOOSLEY SE; WEAVER TA THE PHYSICS OF SUPERNOVA EXPLOSIONS	472	36
10	6	238 1976 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 174(2):267-305 CLARK DH; CASWELL JL STUDY OF GALACTIC SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS, BASED ON MOLONGLO-PARKES OBSERVATIONAL DATA	450	17
11	3	1214 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	442	34
12	2	1510 1998 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 496(1):505-526 Cleveland BT; Daily T; Davis R; Distel JR; Lande K; Lee CK; Wildenhain PS; Ullman J Measurement of the solar electron neutrino flux with the Homestake chlorine detector	441	3
13	2	1213 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	431	33
14	2	471 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 250(2):478-507 KWAN J; KROLIK JH THE FORMATION OF EMISSION-LINES IN QUASARS AND SEYFERT NUCLEI	416	6
15	5	1089 1992 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 30():499-542 CARROLL SM; PRESS WH; TURNER EL THE COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT	407	9
16	10	620 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 54(2):335-372 IBEN I; TUTUKOV AV SUPERNOVAE OF TYPE-I AS END PRODUCTS OF THE EVOLUTION OF BINARIES WITH COMPONENTS OF MODERATE INITIAL MASS (M LESS-THAN- OR-EQUAL-TO .)	397	38
17	2	1209 1993 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 262(4):1023-1028 WHITE SDM; EFSTATHIOU G; FRENK CS THE AMPLITUDE OF MASS FLUCTUATIONS IN THE UNIVERSE	378	5
18	35	1420 1996 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 267(5-6):195-373 Jungman G; Kamionkowski M; Griest K Supersymmetric dark matter	369	17
19	1	33 1970 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 160(3):979-& GUNN JE; OSTRIKER JP ON NATURE OF PULSARS .3. ANALYSIS OF OBSERVATIONS	346	29
20	2	890 1989 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 27():87-138 FABBIANO G X-RAYS FROM NORMAL GALAXIES	346	2
21	13	458 1981 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 19():77-113 PAGEL BEJ; EDMUNDS MG ABUNDANCES IN STELLAR POPULATIONS AND THE INTER-STELLAR MEDIUM IN GALAXIES	332	13
22	19	1082 1991 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 203(1-2):1-124 BHATTACHARYA D; VANDENHEUVEL EPJ FORMATION AND EVOLUTION OF BINARY AND MILLISECOND RADIO PULSARS	332	11
23	11	70 1972 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 10():427-& RUDERMAN M PULSARS - STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS	315	20
24	1	162 1974 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A A227(1):1-244 AJZENBER.F; LAURITSE.T ENERGY-LEVELS OF LIGHT-NUCLEI A = 5-10	311	0
25	2	771 1987 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 25():425-472 TRIMBLE V EXISTENCE AND NATURE OF DARK MATTER IN THE UNIVERSE	306	306
26	2	473 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 45(2):389-420 WALLACE RK; WOOSLEY SE EXPLOSIVE HYDROGEN BURNING	299	9
27	19	1323 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 98(2):617-658 TIMMES FX; WOOSLEY SE; WEAVER TA GALACTIC CHEMICAL EVOLUTION - HYDROGEN THROUGH ZINC	297	12
28	12	69 1972 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 10():129-& WOLTJER L SUPERNOVA REMNANTS	294	22
29	13	945 1989 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 52(8):945-1013 KAPPELER F; BEER H; WISSHAK K S-PROCESS NUCLEOSYNTHESIS - NUCLEAR-PHYSICS AND THE CLASSICAL- MODEL	285	8
30	3	149 1974 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 28():157-209 GREENSTE.JL; SARGENT AI NATURE OF FAINT BLUE STARS IN HALO .2.	283	0
31	11	892 1989 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 27():629-700 ARNETT WD; BAHCALL JN; KIRSHNER RP; WOOSLEY SE SUPERNOVA 1987A	276	20
32	10	602 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 277(1):355-360 WEBBINK RF DOUBLE WHITE-DWARFS AS PROGENITORS OF R CORONAE BOREALIS STARS AND TYPE-I SUPERNOVAE	273	27
33	2	347 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 223(3):707-729 SANDAGE A; VISVANATHAN N COLOR-ABSOLUTE MAGNITUDE RELATION FOR E AND SO GALAXIES .2. NEW COLORS, MAGNITUDES, AND TYPES FOR 405 GALAXIES	269	2
34	1	946 1989 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 61(2):185-220 SHANDARIN SF; ZELDOVICH YB THE LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURE OF THE UNIVERSE - TURBULENCE, INTERMITTENCY, STRUCTURES IN A SELF-GRAVITATING MEDIUM	261	4
35	1	839 1988 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE SCIENCE 38():751-807 PRIMACK JR; SECKEL D; SADOULET B DETECTION OF COSMIC DARK MATTER	260	68
36	4	158 1974 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 167(1):1-12 REES MF; GUNN FE ORIGIN OF MAGNETIC-FIELD AND RELATIVISTIC PARTICLES IN CRAB- NEBULA	257	0
37	9	1206 1993 METEORITICS 28(4):490-514 ANDERS E; ZINNER E INTERSTELLAR GRAINS IN PRIMITIVE METEORITES - DIAMOND, SILICON- CARBIDE, AND GRAPHITE	255	2
38	3	283 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 33(4):415-436 ARNETT WD; BOWERS RL MICROSCOPIC INTERPRETATION OF NEUTRON STAR STRUCTURE	254	7
39	4	997 1990 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 506(1):1-158 AJZENBERGSELOVE F ENERGY-LEVELS OF LIGHT-NUCLEI A = 11-12	253	2
40	1	38 1970 AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 23(3):425-& MILNE DK NONTHERMAL GALACTIC RADIO SOURCES	252	17
41	3	338 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 219(3):1008-1016 ARNETT WD BULK YIELDS OF NUCLEOSYNTHESIS FROM MASSIVE STARS	248	24
42	26	616 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 283(2):694-709 KENNEL CF; CORONITI FV CONFINEMENT OF THE CRAB PULSARS WIND BY ITS SUPERNOVA REMNANT	247	21
43	7	1347 1995 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 261(5-6):271-431 STRAUSS MA; WILLICK JA THE DENSITY AND PECULIAR VELOCITY-FIELDS OF NEARBY GALAXIES	244	10
44	1	314 1977 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 49(1):77-221 BAMBYNEK W; BEHRENS H; CHEN MH; CRASEMANN B; FITZPATRICK ML; LEDINGHAM KWD; GENZ H; MUTTERER M; INTEMANN RL ORBITAL ELECTRON-CAPTURE BY NUCLEUS	243	2
45	15	535 1982 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 54(1):1-66 MICHEL FC THEORY OF PULSAR MAGNETOSPHERES	230	7
46	2	1540 1998 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 85(1-2):161-174 Grevesse N; Sauval AJ Standard solar composition	229	1
47	4	788 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 317(1):190-196 MCCRAY R; KAFATOS M SUPERSHELLS AND PROPAGATING STAR FORMATION	226	4
48	5	369 1978 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 300(1):1-224 AJZENBERGSELOVE F ENERGY-LEVELS OF LIGHT-NUCLEI A =18-20	224	1
49	2	83 1972 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 24():49-& RADHAKRI.V; MURRAY JD; GOSS WM; BROOKS JW PARKES SURVEY OF 21-CENTIMETER ABSORPTION IN DISCRETE-SOURCE SPECTRA .3. 21-CENTIMETER ABSORPTION MEASUREMENTS ON 41 GALACTIC SOURCES NORTH OF DECLINATION -48 DEGREES	220	0
50	8	201 1975 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 47(4):877-976 TRIMBLE V ORIGIN AND ABUNDANCES OF CHEMICAL ELEMENTS	220	220
51	2	303 1977 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 281(1):1-148 AJZENBERGSELOVE F ENERGY-LEVELS OF LIGHT-NUCLEI A=16-17	217	3
52	5	71 1972 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 18(2):169-& ILOVAISK.SA; LEQUEUX J STUDY OF GALACTIC SUPERNOVA REMNANTS .1. DISTANCES, RADIO LUMINOSITY FUNCTION AND GALACTIC DISTRIBUTION	216	0
53	4	836 1988 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 26():145-197 TENORIOTAGLE G; BODENHEIMER P LARGE-SCALE EXPANDING SUPERSTRUCTURES IN GALAXIES	216	3
54	9	387 1979 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 76(3):262-275 KOESTER D; SCHULZ H; WEIDEMANN V ATMOSPHERIC PARAMETERS AND MASS-DISTRIBUTION OF DA WHITE-DWARFS	209	16
55	11	1381 1996 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 460(1):408-436 Thielemann FK; Nomoto K; Hashimoto M Core-collapse supernovae and their ejecta	206	7
56	3	208 1976 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 14():43-79 AUDOUZE J; TINSLEY BM CHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF GALAXIES	204	32
57	6	1181 1993 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 278(1):129-149 LEINERT C; ZINNECKER H; WEITZEL N; CHRISTOU J; RIDGWAY ST; JAMESON R; HAAS M; LENZEN R A SYSTEMATIC SEARCH FOR YOUNG BINARIES IN TAURUS	200	3
58	0	3 1968 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 73(7):535-& TRIMBLE V MOTIONS AND STRUCTURE OF FILAMENTARY ENVELOPE OF CRAB NEBULA	196	196
59	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
60	6	1070 1991 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 523(1):1-196 AJZENBERGSELOVE F ENERGY-LEVELS OF LIGHT-NUCLEI A=13-15	191	0
61	5	556 1983 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 52(3):241-287 PILACHOWSKI CA; SNEDEN C; WALLERSTEIN G THE CHEMICAL-COMPOSITION OF STARS IN GLOBULAR-CLUSTERS	190	12
62	6	1008 1990 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 187(5):203-280 SMITH PF; LEWIN JD DARK MATTER DETECTION	188	40
63	3	877 1988 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 37(6):1380-1400 FULLER GM; MATHEWS GJ; ALCOCK CR QUARK-HADRON PHASE-TRANSITION IN THE EARLY UNIVERSE - ISOTHERMAL BARYON-NUMBER FLUCTUATIONS AND PRIMORDIAL NUCLEOSYNTHESIS	184	7
64	19	1163 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(681):981-1034 HUT P; MCMILLAN S; GOODMAN J; MATEO M; PHINNEY ES; PRYOR C; RICHER HB; VERBUNT F; WEINBERG M BINARIES IN GLOBULAR-CLUSTERS	182	7
65	9	635 1984 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 209(2):449-478 GREEN DA STATISTICAL STUDIES OF SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS	181	9
66	2	264 1977 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 15():267-293 SALPETER EE FORMATION AND DESTRUCTION OF DUST GRAINS	179	4
67	1	351 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 225(1):148-164 BUTLER D; DICKENS RJ; EPPS E STUDIES OF RR LYRAE VARIABLE-STARS IN UNUSUAL GLOBULAR CLUSTER OMEGA CENTAURI .1. SPECTROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS	178	8
68	18	1717 2002 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 66(1):art. no.-010001 Hagiwara K; Hikasa K; Nakamura K; Tanabashi M; Aguilar-Benitez M; Amsler C; Barnett RM; Burchat PR; Carone CD; Caso C; Conforto G; Dahl O; Doser M; Eidelman S; Feng JL; Gibbons L; Goodman M; Grab C; Groom DE; Gurtu A; Hayes KG; Hernandez-Rey JJ; Honscheid K; Kolda C; Mangano ML; Manley DM; Manohar AV; March-Russell J; Masoni A; Miquel R; Monig K; Murayama H; Navas S; Olive KA; Pape L; Patrignani C; Piepke A; Roos M; Terning J; Tornqvist NA; Trippe TG; Vogel P; Wohl CG; Workman RL; Yao WM; Armstrong B; Gee PS; Lugovsky KS; Lugovsky SB; Lugovsky VS; Artuso M; Asner D; Babu KS; Barberio E; Battaglia M; Bichsel H; Biebel O; Bloch P; Cahn RN; Cattai A; Chivukula RS; Cousins RD; Cowan G; Damour T; Desler K; Donahue RJ; Edwards DA; Elvira VD; Erler J; Ezhela VV; Fasso A; Fetscher W; Fields BD; Foster B; Froidevaux D; Fukugita M; Gaisser TK; Garren L; Gerber HJ; Gilman FJ; Haber HE; Hagmann C; Hewett J; Hinchliffe I; Hogan CJ; Hohler G; Igo-Kemenes P; Jackson JD; Johnson KF; Karlen D; Kayser B; Klein SR; Kleinknecht K; Knowles IG; Kreitz P; Kuyanov YV; Landua R; Langacker P; Littenberg L; Martin AD; Nakada T; Narain M; Nason P; Peacock JA; Quinn HR; Raby S; Raffelt G; Razuvaev EA; Renk B; Rolandi L; Ronan MT; Rosenberg LJ; Sachrajda CT; Sanda AI; Sarkar S; Schmitt M; Schneider O; Scott D; Seligman WG; Shaevitz MH; Sjostrand T; Smoot GF; Spanier S; Spieler H; Spooner NJC; Srednicki M; Stahl A; Stanev T; Suzuki M; Tkachenko NP; Valencia G; van Bibber K; Vincter MG; Ward DP; Webber BR; Whalley M; Wolfenstein L; Womersley J; Woody CL; Zenin OV; Particle Data Grp Review of particle physics	177	0
69	1	354 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 36(2):241-258 ABT HA; LEVY SG BINARIES AMONG B2-B5 4,5 ABSORPTION AND EMISSION STARS	175	33
70	8	722 1986 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 164(2):260-273 ARIMOTO N; YOSHII Y PHOTOMETRIC AND CHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF GALAXIES BASED ON AN EVOLUTIONARY METHOD OF POPULATION SYNTHESIS	170	5
71	6	1239 1994 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 32():465-530 MATHIEU RD PRE-MAIN-SEQUENCE BINARY STARS	170	5
72	6	416 1980 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 18():399-437 WANNIER PG NUCLEAR ABUNDANCES AND EVOLUTION OF THE INTER-STELLAR MEDIUM	168	5
73	5	224 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 208(2):550-566 PANDHARIPANDE VR; PINES D; SMITH RA NEUTRON STAR STRUCTURE - THEORY, OBSERVATION, AND SPECULATION	167	1
74	9	394 1979 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 228(1):240-256 SHIPMAN HL MASSES AND RADII OF WHITE-DWARF STARS .3. RESULTS FOR 110 HYDROGEN-RICH AND 28 HELIUM-RICH STARS	167	25
75	1	927 1989 NATURE 338(6211):123-126 BARNES JE EVOLUTION OF COMPACT-GROUPS AND THE FORMATION OF ELLIPTICAL GALAXIES	167	2
76	2	282 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 217(3):928-939 HUCHRA JP STAR FORMATION IN BLUE GALAXIES	166	2
77	4	1266 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 94(1):63-115 BRESSAN A; CHIOSI C; FAGOTTO F SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC EVOLUTION OF ELLIPTIC GALAXIES .1. ULTRAVIOLET EXCESS AND COLOR-MAGNITUDE-REDSHIFT RELATIONS	165	3
78	2	48 1971 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 76(4):305-& DOWNES D NEW RADIO RESULTS ON SUPERNOVA REMNANTS	164	11
79	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
80	2	222 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 206(2):370-390 OCONNELL RW GALAXY SPECTRAL SYNTHESIS .1. STELLAR POPULATIONS IN NUCLEI OF GIANT ELLIPTICALS	160	5
81	4	467 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 245(2):650-670 MOCHNACKI SW CONTACT BINARY STARS	149	9
82	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
83	4	1246 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 285(1):79-93 PFENNIGER D; COMBES F; MARTINET L IS DARK-MATTER IN SPIRAL GALAXIES COLD GAS .1. OBSERVATIONAL CONSTRAINTS AND DYNAMICAL CLUES ABOUT GALAXY EVOLUTION	148	13
84	3	674 1985 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 299(1):462-478 HARTMANN L; KENYON SJ ON THE NATURE OF FU ORIONIS OBJECTS	146	0
85	2	894 1989 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 98(6):1989-1994 IRWIN MJ; WEBSTER RL; HEWETT PC; CORRIGAN RT; JEDRZEJEWSKI RI PHOTOMETRIC VARIATIONS IN THE Q2237+0305 SYSTEM - 1ST DETECTION OF A MICROLENSING EVENT	146	3
86	1	9 1969 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 156(2P1):401-& SCARGLE JD ACTIVITY IN CRAB NEBULA	144	47
87	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
88	2	375 1979 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 17():309-343 KRAFT RP NONHOMOGENEITY OF METAL ABUNDANCES IN STARS OF GLOBULAR- CLUSTERS AND SATELLITE SUBSYSTEMS OF THE GALAXY	140	12
89	3	388 1979 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 78(2):200-216 ALLOIN D; COLLINSOUFFRIN S; JOLY M; VIGROUX L NITROGEN AND OXYGEN ABUNDANCES IN GALAXIES	140	4
90	1	485 1981 PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 11(2):131-158 GARFINKEL H; LYNCH M; LIVINGSTON E THE WORK OF A DISCOVERING SCIENCE CONSTRUED WITH MATERIALS FROM THE OPTICALLY DISCOVERED PULSAR	140	0
91	5	1481 1997 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 56(8):R4439-R4443 Turner MS; White M CDM models with a smooth component	138	0
92	6	1180 1993 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 278(1):81-108 REIPURTH B; ZINNECKER H VISUAL BINARIES AMONG PRE-MAIN-SEQUENCE STARS	136	3
93	2	309 1977 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 30(1):1-144 MUKHOPADHYAY NC NUCLEAR MUON-CAPTURE	135	1
94	2	1261 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 435(1):339-361 HERANT M; BENZ W; HIX WR; FRYER CL; COLGATE SA INSIDE THE SUPERNOVA - A POWERFUL CONVECTIVE ENGINE	135	8
95	3	273 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 211(2):499-508 WOOD PR; CAHN JH MIRA VARIABLES, MASS-LOSS, AND FATE OF RED GIANT STARS	134	11
96	3	603 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 277(2):791-805 NOMOTO K EVOLUTION OF 8-10 M. STARS TOWARD ELECTRON-CAPTURE SUPERNOVAE .1. FORMATION OF ELECTRON-DEGENERATE O+NE+MG CORES	134	17
97	5	284 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 33(4):515-562 FALK SW; ARNETT WD RADIATION DYNAMICS, ENVELOPE EJECTION, AND SUPERNOVA LIGHT CURVES	133	13
98	11	669 1985 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 292(2):559-577 LUCK RE; BOND HE EXTREMELY METAL-DEFICIENT RED GIANTS .3. CHEMICAL ABUNDANCE PATTERNS IN FIELD HALO GIANTS	133	7
99	1	799 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 64(3):529-& CHU YH; JACOBY GH; ARENDT R MULTIPLE-SHELL PLANETARY-NEBULAE .1. MORPHOLOGIES AND FREQUENCY OF OCCURRENCE	133	2
100	4	1585 1999 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 5911(11):art. no.-116008 Coleman S; Glashow SL High-energy tests of Lorentz invariance	133	0

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101	4	373 1978 SCIENCE 201(4350):51-56 SRINIVASAN B; ANDERS E NOBLE-GASES IN MURCHISON METEORITE - POSSIBLE RELICS OF S- PROCESS NUCLEOSYNTHESIS	129	12
102	8	797 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 321(2):780-798 DEWEY RJ; CORDES JM MONTE-CARLO SIMULATIONS OF RADIO PULSARS AND THEIR PROGENITORS	127	10
103	2	55 1971 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 164(3):L95-& OSTRIKER JP; GUNN JE DO PULSARS MAKE SUPERNOVAE	126	16
104	2	328 1978 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 67(1):23-31 SPITE M; SPITE F NUCLEOSYNTHESIS IN GALAXY AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF OLD HALO STARS	126	13
105	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
106	10	955 1990 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 100(2):469-484 MATEO M; HARRIS HC; NEMEC J; OLSZEWSKI EW BLUE STRAGGLERS AS REMNANTS OF STELLAR MERGERS - THE DISCOVERY OF SHORT-PERIOD ECLIPSING BINARIES IN THE GLOBULAR-CLUSTER NGC- 5466	125	7
107	6	904 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 339(1):L29-L32 REYNOLDS RJ THE COLUMN DENSITY AND SCALE HEIGHT OF FREE-ELECTRONS IN THE GALACTIC DISK	124	6
108	2	41 1970 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 150(1):67-& RICKETT BJ INTERSTELLAR SCINTILLATION AND PUSAR INTENSITY VARIATIONS	123	7
109	1	292 1977 JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH 82(5):779-792 LEWIS RS; GROS J; ANDERS E ISOTOPIC ANOMALIES OF NOBLE-GASES IN METEORITES AND THEIR ORIGINS .2. SEPARATED MINERALS FROM ALLENDE	123	16
110	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
111	6	667 1985 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 289(2):556-569 LAIRD JB ABUNDANCES IN FIELD DWARF STARS .2. CARBON AND NITROGEN ABUNDANCES	119	4
112	1	200 1975 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 47(3):683-711 FAGG LW ELECTROEXCITATION OF NUCLEAR MAGNETIC DIPOLE TRANSITIONS	118	2
113	1	618 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 286(1):171-185 DEROBERTIS MM; OSTERBROCK DE AN ANALYSIS OF THE NARROW-LINE PROFILES IN HIGH IONIZATION SEYFERT-GALAXIES	118	0
114	2	7 1969 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 2(2):202-& HJELLMIN.RM; GORDON CP; GORDON KJ PROPERTIES OF INTERSTELLAR CLOUDS AND INTER-CLOUD MEDIUM	117	0
115	21	838 1988 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 26():295-341 WEILER KW; SRAMEK RA SUPERNOVAE AND SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS	117	8
116	4	440 1980 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 44(2):189-209 ALAERTS L; LEWIS RS; MATSUDA J; ANDERS E ISOTOPIC ANOMALIES OF NOBLE-GASES IN METEORITES AND THEIR ORIGINS .6. PRESOLAR COMPONENTS IN THE MURCHISON C2-CHONDRITE	116	8
117	6	589 1983 SCIENCE 220(4595):406-410 SWART PK; GRADY MM; PILLINGER CT; LEWIS RS; ANDERS E INTERSTELLAR CARBON IN METEORITES	115	2
118	21	1240 1994 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 32():531-590 CARR B BARYONIC DARK-MATTER	115	16
119	1	5 1968 SCIENCE 162(3861):1481-& STAELIN DH; REIFENST.EC PULSATING RADIO SOURCES NEAR CRAB NEBULA	114	18
120	1	13 1969 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 146(4):423-& PRENTICE AJ; TERHAAR D ON H-II REGIONS AND PULSAR DISTANCES	113	0
121	1	1193 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 412(2):455-478 KATZ N; WHITE SDM HIERARCHICAL GALAXY FORMATION - OVERMERGING AND THE FORMATION OF AN X-RAY-CLUSTER	113	4
122	2	14 1969 NATURE 221(5180):525-& COCKE WJ; DISNEY MJ; TAYLOR DJ DISCOVERY OF OPTICAL SIGNALS FROM PULSAR NP 0532	112	19
123	1	910 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 344(1):171-199 KENNEY JDP; YOUNG JS THE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT ON THE MOLECULAR AND ATOMIC GAS PROPERTIES OF LARGE VIRGO CLUSTER SPIRALS	112	0
124	7	320 1978 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 16():487-519 ANGEL JRP MAGNETIC WHITE-DWARFS	111	7
125	3	211 1976 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 46(3):447-454 FUSIPECCI F; RENZINI A TOTAL MASS-LOSS IN STARS WITH M "LESS-THAN-OR-APPROXIMATELY- EQUAL-TO 8 M	110	8
126	11	1011 1990 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 53(12):1467-1557 WHEELER JC; HARKNESS RP TYPE-I SUPERNOVAE	110	8
127	10	1020 1991 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 29():129-162 RANA NC CHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF THE GALAXY	110	13
128	10	1437 1997 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 35():309-355 Filippenko AV Optical spectra of supernovae	110	2
129	11	713 1986 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 24():285-327 TAYLOR JH; STINEBRING DR RECENT PROGRESS IN THE UNDERSTANDING OF PULSARS	108	5
130	7	1164 1992 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 104(682):1109-1138 ASHMAN KM DARK MATTER IN GALAXIES	108	25
131	13	536 1982 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 54(4):1183-1224 TRIMBLE V SUPER-NOVAE .1. THE EVENTS	107	107
132	7	1009 1990 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 192(4-6):179-437 MIGDAL AB; SAPERSTEIN EE; TROITSKY MA; VOSKRESENSKY DN PION DEGREES OF FREEDOM IN NUCLEAR-MATTER	107	0
133	1	795 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 320(1):L5-L8 KROLIK JH; KALLMAN TR FE K FEATURES AS PROBES OF THE NUCLEAR REFLECTION REGION IN SEYFERT-GALAXIES	106	0
134	1	1036 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 367(2):528-546 SUNTZEFF NB; KINMAN TD; KRAFT RP METAL ABUNDANCES OF RR LYRAE VARIABLES IN SELECTED GALACTIC STAR FIELDS .5. THE LICK ASTROGRAPHIC FIELDS AT INTERMEDIATE GALACTIC LATITUDES	106	0
135	1	1065 1991 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 249(3):523-537 BEGEMAN KG; BROEILS AH; SANDERS RH EXTENDED ROTATION CURVES OF SPIRAL GALAXIES - DARK HALOES AND MODIFIED DYNAMICS	106	10
136	2	1336 1995 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 277(4):1354-1378 Irwin M; Hatzidimitriou D Structural parameters for the Galactic dwarf spheroidals	105	0
137	2	976 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 365(2):L43-L46 TURNER EL GRAVITATIONAL LENSING LIMITS ON THE COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT IN A FLAT UNIVERSE	102	6
138	1	80 1972 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 175(1):217-& BOYNTON PE; WILKINSO.DT; NANOS GP; GROTH EJ; HUTCHINS.DP; PARTRIDG.RB OPTICAL TIMING OF CRAB PULSAR, NP 0532	100	3
139	3	608 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 280(1):282-297 SUTHERLAND PG; WHEELER JC MODELS FOR TYPE-I SUPERNOVAE - PARTIALLY INCINERATED WHITE- DWARFS	99	9
140	4	611 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 281(2):614-623 PILACHOWSKI CA THE CHEMICAL-COMPOSITION OF GLOBULAR-CLUSTERS - GLOBAL TRENDS	98	1
141	11	787 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 316(1):172-& NEMEC JM; HARRIS HC BLUE STRAGGLER STARS IN THE GLOBULAR-CLUSTER NGC-5466	98	8
142	1	184 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 200(3):L131-L135 SILK J; ARONS J NATURE OF GLOBULAR CLUSTER X-RAY SOURCES	96	2
143	4	186 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 200(2):269-277 BOLTON CT ORBITAL ELEMENTS AND AN ANALYSIS OF MODELS FOR HDE 226868 = CYGNUS X-1	95	3
144	2	1001 1990 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 41(12):3565-3582 GRIEST K; KAMIONKOWSKI M; TURNER MS SUPERSYMMETRIC DARK MATTER ABOVE THE W-MASS	95	19
145	8	424 1980 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 90(3):269-282 WEILER KW; PANAGIA N VELA-X AND THE EVOLUTION OF PLERIONS	94	15
146	6	606 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 278(2):630-648 REYNOLDS SP; CHEVALIER RA EVOLUTION OF PULSAR-DRIVEN SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS	94	16
147	2	786 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 315(2):555-566 HEILES C SUPERNOVAE VERSUS MODELS OF THE INTERSTELLAR-MEDIUM AND THE GASEOUS HALO	94	7
148	3	277 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 213(2):468-478 SION EM; LIEBERT J SPACE MOTIONS AND LUMINOSITY FUNCTION OF WHITE-DWARFS	93	8
149	6	317 1977 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 20(6):757-813 ODA M CYGX-1 - CANDIDATE OF BLACK-HOLE	93	0
150	1	397 1979 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 233(3):L91-L95 KWAN J; KROLIK JH HYDROGEN LINE AND CONTINUUM EMISSION IN QUASARS	92	2
151	4	548 1983 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 267(2):757-778 SNEDEN C; PARTHASARATHY M THE R-PROCESS AND S-PROCESS NUCLEI IN THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE GALAXY - HD-122563	92	11
152	10	474 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 45(3):457-474 ANGEL JRP; BORRA EF; LANDSTREET JD THE MAGNETIC-FIELDS OF WHITE-DWARFS	91	4
153	2	1120 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 400(1):1-20 GNEDIN NY; OSTRIKER JP LIGHT-ELEMENT NUCLEOSYNTHESIS - A FALSE CLUE	91	4
154	5	346 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 223(1):244-251 ALCOCK C; PACZYNSKI B EFFECT OF HEAVY ELEMENT ABUNDANCE ON EVOLUTION OF STARS	89	10
155	9	638 1984 NATURE 307(5948):215-221 HELFAND DJ; BECKER RH OBSERVATION OF STELLAR REMNANTS FROM RECENT SUPERNOVAE	89	9
156	1	1245 1994 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 284(3):749-763 CERVINO M; MASHESSE JM METALLICITY EFFECTS IN STAR-FORMING REGIONS	89	1
157	2	35 1970 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 162(2):485-& VANDENBE.S; DODD WW OPTICAL STUDIES OF CASSIOPEIA A .1. PROPER MOTIONS IN OPTICAL REMNANT	88	0
158	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
159	33	1492 1997 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 69(4):995-1084 Wallerstein G; Iben I; Parker P; Boesgaard AM; Hale GM; Champagne AE; Barnes CA; Kappeler F; Smith VV; Hoffman RD; Timmes FX; Sneden C; Boyd RN; Meyer BS; Lambert DL Synthesis of the elements in stars: Forty years of progress	88	3
160	1	876 1988 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 307(4):883-908 ELLIS J; FLORES RA REALISTIC PREDICTIONS FOR THE DETECTION OF SUPERSYMMETRIC DARK MATTER	87	7
161	4	319 1978 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 16():293-334 PODOSEK FA ISOTOPIC STRUCTURES IN SOLAR-SYSTEM MATERIALS	86	15
162	5	411 1979 REVIEWS OF GEOPHYSICS 17(7):1591-1611 LEE T NEW ISOTOPIC CLUES TO SOLAR-SYSTEM FORMATION	86	9
163	4	673 1985 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 297(2):837-845 HARTMANN D; WOOSLEY SE; ELEID MF NUCLEOSYNTHESIS IN NEUTRON-RICH SUPERNOVA EJECTA	86	5
164	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
165	4	87 1972 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 157(3):229-& WILSON AS STRUCTURE OF CRAB-NEBULA AT 2.7 AND 5 GHZ .1. OBSERVATIONS	85	34
166	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
167	20	1319 1995 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 448(1):240-& HESTER JJ; SCOWEN PA; SANKRIT R; BURROWS CJ; GALLAGHER JS; HOLTZMAN JA; WATSON A; TRAUGER JT; BALLESTER GE; CASERTANO S; CLARKE JT; CRISP D; EVANS RW; GRIFFITHS RE; HOESSEL JG; KRIST J; LYNDS R; MOULD JR; ONEIL EJ; STAPELFELDT KR; WESTPHAL JA WFPC2 STUDIES OF THE CRAB-NEBULA .1. HST AND ROSAT IMAGING OF THE SYNCHROTRON NEBULA	85	12
168	1	1047 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 374(2):L37-L40 MAO S; PACZYNSKI B GRAVITATIONAL MICROLENSING BY DOUBLE STARS AND PLANETARY SYSTEMS	84	8
169	1	1485 1997 PHYSICS LETTERS B 405(3-4):249-252 Coleman S; Glashow SL Cosmic ray and neutrino tests of special relativity	84	5
170	5	188 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 201(2):447-461 HARRISON ER; TADEMARU E ACCELERATION OF PULSARS BY ASYMMETRIC RADIATION	83	8
171	5	1171 1993 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 31():175-216 MCCRAY R SUPERNOVA 1987A REVISITED	83	5
172	13	1223 1993 PHYSICS REPORTS-REVIEW SECTION OF PHYSICS LETTERS 229(4):145-219 MALANEY RA; MATHEWS GJ PROBING THE EARLY UNIVERSE - A REVIEW OF PRIMORDIAL NUCLEOSYNTHESIS BEYOND THE STANDARD BIG-BANG	83	4
173	3	601 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 276(1):79-91 VANBREUGEL W; HECKMAN T; MILEY G OPTICAL-LINE EMISSION ASSOCIATED WITH THE RADIO GALAXY 4C-26.42 IN THE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES ABELL-1795	82	0
174	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
175	4	168 1974 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 37(5):563-698 COX JP PULSATING STARS	81	4
176	4	183 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 199(3):741-748 MALONE RC; JOHNSON MB; BETHE HA NEUTRON STAR MODELS WITH REALISTIC HIGH-DENSITY EQUATIONS OF STATE	81	4
177	7	453 1980 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 43(11):1309-1356 BEGEMANN F ISOTOPIC ANOMALIES IN METEORITES	81	7
178	1	220 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 206(1):128-137 DACOSTA GS; FREEMAN KC STRUCTURE AND MASS FUNCTION OF GLOBULAR CLUSTER M3	79	10
179	1	500 1982 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 115(1):145-163 KJAERGAARD P; GUSTAFSSON B; WALKER GAH; HULTQVIST L CARBON, NITROGEN, AND OXYGEN ABUNDANCES IN G8-K3 GIANT STARS	79	2
180	2	341 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 220(3):790-797 MUSHOTZKY RF; SERLEMITSOS PJ; BECKER RH; BOLDT EA; HOLT SS X-RAY EMITTING GALAXY CENTAURUS-A	78	0
181	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
182	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
183	2	844 1988 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 96(6):1941-& FILIPPENKO AV SUPERNOVA 1987K - TYPE-II IN YOUTH, TYPE-IB IN OLD-AGE	77	8
184	1	204 1975 SOLAR PHYSICS 43(2):463-473 BAME SJ; ASBRIDGE JR; FELDMAN WC; MONTGOMERY MD; KEARNEY PD SOLAR-WIND HEAVY-ION ABUNDANCES	76	0
185	21	952 1990 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 28():103-137 WEIDEMANN V MASSES AND EVOLUTIONARY STATUS OF WHITE-DWARFS AND THEIR PROGENITORS	75	4
186	62	658 1985 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 23():119-146 DAVIDSON K; FESEN RA RECENT DEVELOPMENTS CONCERNING THE CRAB-NEBULA	74	27
187	5	1235 1993 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 65(2):301-336 BURROWS A; LIEBERT J THE SCIENCE OF BROWN DWARFS	74	0
188	0	133 1974 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 79(9):967-973 TRIMBLE V DISTRIBUTION OF BINARY-SYSTEM MASS RATIOS	73	73
189	3	134 1974 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 79(10):995-999 TOOR A; SEWARD FD CRAB-NEBULA AS A CALIBRATION SOURCE FOR X-RAY ASTRONOMY	73	5
190	2	146 1974 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 192(2):293-310 LARSON RB; TINSLEY BM PHOTOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF MODEL SPHERICAL GALAXIES	73	5
191	3	56 1971 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 164(2):249-& LANG KR INTERSTELLAR SCINTILLATION OF PULSAR RADIATION	72	0
192	1	105 1973 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 185(3):L113-L116 MARGON B; BOWYER S; STONE RPS DISTANCE TO CYGNUS X-1	70	12
193	4	106 1973 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 185(3):L117-L120 BREGMAN J; BUTLER D; KEMPER E; KOSKI A; KRAFT RP; STONE RPS DISTANCE TO CYGNUS X-1 (HDE 226868)	70	12
194	2	597 1984 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 133(1):175-184 HILLEBRANDT W; NOMOTO K; WOLFF RG SUPERNOVA EXPLOSIONS OF MASSIVE STARS - THE MASS RANGE 8 TO 10M	70	13
195	1	691 1985 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 214(4):575-604 IRWIN MJ AUTOMATIC-ANALYSIS OF CROWDED FIELDS	70	8
196	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
197	1	81 1972 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 177(2):441-& TRIMBLE V; GREENSTE.JL EINSTEIN REDSHIFT IN WHITE DWARFS .3.	69	69
198	2	374 1978 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 21(6):639-709 HILLEBRANDT W RAPID NEUTRON-CAPTURE PROCESS AND SYNTHESIS OF HEAVY AND NEUTRON-RICH ELEMENTS	69	12
199	1	511 1982 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 82(1):123-131 CAMERON AGW THE HEAVY ELEMENT YIELDS OF NEUTRON-CAPTURE NUCLEOSYNTHESIS	69	10
200	6	515 1982 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 88(1):55-80 POPOVA EI; TUTUKOV AV; YUNGELSON LR STUDY OF PHYSICAL-PROPERTIES OF SPECTROSCOPIC BINARY STARS	69	16

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
201	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
202	2	1328 1995 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 59(10):2131-2148 HUMAYUN M; CLAYTON RN POTASSIUM ISOTOPE COSMOCHEMISTRY - GENETIC-IMPLICATIONS OF VOLATILE ELEMENT DEPLETION	69	0
203	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
204	5	1124 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 401(1):265-268 MAZEH T; GOLDBERG D; DUQUENNOY A; MAYOR M ON THE MASS-RATIO DISTRIBUTION OF SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES WITH SOLAR-TYPE PRIMARIES	68	12
205	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
206	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
207	6	1593 1999 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 111(762):919-945 Henry RBC; Worthey G The distribution of heavy elements in spiral and elliptical galaxies	68	3
208	2	772 1987 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 25():473-519 LIEBERT J; PROBST RG VERY LOW MASS STARS	67	6
209	0	811 1987 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 225(3):551-580 MARSH TR; HORNE K; SHIPMAN HL A SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDY OF THE EMISSION-LINES IN THE QUIESCENT DWARF NOVA Z-CHAMAELEONTIS	67	0
210	1	104 1973 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 184(2):379-396 GREISEN EW APERTURE SYNTHESIS OF INTERSTELLAR NEUTRAL HYDROGEN IN ABSORPTION .2. CYGNUS A, CRAB-NEBULA, AND OTHER SOURCES	66	5
211	3	276 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 212(1):186-197 GREENSTEIN JL; BOKSENBERG A; CARSWELL R; SHORTRIDGE K ROTATION AND GRAVITATIONAL REDSHIFT OF WHITE-DWARFS	66	23
212	3	778 1987 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 174(1-2):85-94 CLEAR J; BENNETT K; BUCCHERI R; GRENIER IA; HERMSEN W; MAYERHASSELWANDER HA; SACCO B A DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE HIGH-ENERGY GAMMA-RAY EMISSION FROM THE CRAB PULSAR AND NEBULA	66	0
213	1	1169 1993 ALIMENTARY PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS 7(4):369-383 GREENFIELD SM; PUNCHARD NA; TEARE JP; THOMPSON RPH THE MODE OF ACTION OF THE AMINOSALICYLATES IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE	66	4
214	4	376 1979 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 84(3):401-412 LUCY LB; RICCO E SIGNIFICANCE OF BINARIES WITH NEARLY IDENTICAL COMPONENTS	65	33
215	4	549 1983 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 269(2):657-667 BRUHWEILER FC; KONDO Y MASS-LOSS, LEVITATION, ACCRETION, AND THE SHARP-LINED FEATURES IN HOT WHITE-DWARFS	65	9
216	12	1078 1991 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 44(10):3021-3042 KAMIONKOWSKI M ENERGETIC NEUTRINOS FROM HEAVY-NEUTRALINO ANNIHILATION IN THE SUN	65	9
217	1	322 1978 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 83(4):363-372 DICKMAN RL STAR COUNTS AND VISUAL EXTINCTIONS IN DARK NEBULAE	64	0
218	5	379 1979 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 84(10):1591-1597 ABT HA FREQUENCIES OF BINARIES ON THE MAIN-SEQUENCE	64	14
219	10	412 1979 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 24(2):147-226 CLAYTON DD SUPER-NOVAE AND THE ORIGIN OF THE SOLAR-SYSTEM	64	7
220	6	860 1988 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 334(2):947-957 SAFFER RA; LIEBERT J; OLSZEWSKI EW DISCOVERY OF A CLOSE DETACHED BINARY DA WHITE-DWARF SYSTEM	64	3
221	5	1105 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 390(1):136-143 STOTHERS RB; CHIN CW STELLAR EVOLUTION IN BLUE POPULOUS CLUSTERS OF THE SMALL MAGELLANIC CLOUD AND THE PROBLEMS OF ENVELOPE SEMICONVECTION AND CONVECTIVE CORE OVERSHOOTING	64	4
222	3	1439 1997 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 113(6):2246-2269 Reid IN; Gizis JE Low-mass binaries and the stellar luminosity function	64	2
223	9	706 1985 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 48(10):1371-1418 MATHEWS GJ; WARD RA NEUTRON-CAPTURE PROCESSES IN ASTROPHYSICS	63	9
224	9	1109 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 391(1):246-264 PODSIADLOWSKI P; JOSS PC; HSU JJL PRESUPERNOVA EVOLUTION IN MASSIVE INTERACTING BINARIES	62	3
225	2	185 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 200(1):145-157 WHEELER JC; LECAR M; MCKEE CF SUPERNOVAE IN BINARY-SYSTEMS	61	6
226	1	257 1976 SCIENCE 193(4258):1117-1119 FREEDMAN MS; STEVENS CM; HORWITZ EP; FUCHS LH; LERNER JL; GOODMAN LS; CHILDS WJ; HESSLER J SOLAR NEUTRINOS - PROPOSAL FOR A NEW TEST	61	0
227	6	179 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 195(3):727-733 ARNETT WD SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS AND PRE-SUPERNOVA MODELS	60	20
228	8	426 1980 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 235(1):177-185 SHIPMAN HL; SASS CA MASSES AND RADII OF WHITE-DWARF STARS .4. 2-COLOR DIAGRAM	60	9
229	1	935 1989 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 313(3):725-735 BARBIERI R; FRIGENI M; GIUDICE GF DARK MATTER NEUTRALINOS IN SUPERGRAVITY THEORIES	60	7
230	1	1002 1990 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 42(2):453-463 SAHNI V ENERGY DENSITY OF RELIC GRAVITY-WAVES FROM INFLATION	60	0
231	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
232	2	1150 1992 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 45(10):3361-3385 BURROWS A; KLEIN D; GANDHI R THE FUTURE OF SUPERNOVA NEUTRINO DETECTION	60	3
233	3	176 1975 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 41(2):147-151 ASCHENBACH B; BRINKMANN W MODEL OF X-RAY STRUCTURE OF CRAB-NEBULA	59	12
234	17	420 1980 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 83(1-2):1-21 KUNDT W; KROTSCHECK E CRAB-NEBULA - MODEL	59	12
235	6	944 1989 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 101(635):5-31 SHARA MM RECENT PROGRESS IN UNDERSTANDING THE ERUPTIONS OF CLASSICAL NOVAE	59	0
236	6	1029 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 241(2):419-438 POLS OR; COTE J; WATERS LBFM; HEISE J THE FORMATION OF BE STARS THROUGH CLOSE BINARY EVOLUTION	59	3
237	13	1103 1992 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 386(1):197-205 TUTUKOV AV; YUNGELSON LR; IBEN I THE FREQUENCIES OF SUPERNOVAE IN BINARIES	59	6
238	9	1230 1993 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 105(692):1081-1100 STRYKER LL BLUE STRAGGLERS	59	1
239	4	280 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 216(1):1-17 ANGEL JRP MAGNETISM IN WHITE-DWARFS	58	6
240	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
241	2	469 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 248(3):L123-L127 BRUHWEILER FC; KONDO Y THE INTER-STELLAR MEDIUM AND THE HIGHLY IONIZED SPECIES OBSERVED IN THE SPECTRUM OF THE NEARBY WHITE-DWARF G191-B2B	58	6
242	8	899 1989 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 226(1):88-107 MEURS EJA; VANDENHEUVEL EPJ THE NUMBER OF EVOLVED EARLY-TYPE CLOSE BINARIES IN THE GALAXY	58	6
243	2	1021 1991 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 29():163-193 STEVENSON DJ THE SEARCH FOR BROWN DWARFS	58	5
244	5	1074 1991 PHYSICA SCRIPTA T36():167-182 TURNER MS DARK MATTER IN THE UNIVERSE	58	0
245	4	1080 1991 PHYSICS LETTERS B 262(1):59-67 ROSZKOWSKI L LIGHT NEUTRALINO AS DARK MATTER	58	11
246	6	1511 1998 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 499(1):41-65 McGaugh SS; de Blok WJG Testing the dark matter hypothesis with low surface brightness galaxies and other evidence	58	3
247	1	32 1970 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 160(1):L27-& VANDENBE.S A JETLIKE STRUCTURE ASSOCIATED WITH CRAB NEBULA	57	0
248	2	102 1973 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 180(2):L83-L87 MILLER JS REDDENING OF CRAB-NEBULA FROM OBSERVATIONS OF [S-II] LINES	57	15
249	5	212 1976 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 49(3):357-374 WILSON AS; WEILER KW BRIGHTNESS AND POLARIZATION STRUCTURE OF SUSPECTED SUPERNOVA REMNANT 3 C 58 AT CENTIMETER WAVELENGTHS	57	16
250	12	504 1982 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 258(1):1-10 FESEN RA; KIRSHNER RP THE CRAB-NEBULA .1. SPECTROPHOTOMETRY OF THE FILAMENTS	57	19
251	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
252	2	546 1983 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 265(1):417-428 ALMEIDA J; KAPPELER F ISOTOPIC NEON CROSS-SECTIONS FOR A STUDY OF NEUTRON BALANCE AND TEMPERATURE DURING S-PROCESS NUCLEOSYNTHESIS	57	5
253	5	780 1987 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 183(2):234-240 HALBWACHS JL DISTRIBUTION OF MASS RATIOS IN SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES	57	26
254	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
255	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
256	4	1361 1996 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE SCIENCE 46():471-532 Booth NE; Cabrera B; Fiorini E Low-temperature particle detectors	57	4
257	12	505 1982 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 258(1):11-21 HENRY RBC; MACALPINE GM THE CRAB-NEBULA .2. A PHOTO-IONIZATION MODEL ANALYSIS FOR THE FILAMENTS	56	22
258	3	662 1985 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 146(1):95-112 MAGAIN P SPECTROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF EXTREME METAL-POOR DWARFS .2. IMPROVED MODEL ATMOSPHERES AND DETAILED ABUNDANCES	56	2
259	1	733 1986 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 309(1):L1-L4 SALE KE; MATHEWS GJ PRIMORDIAL NUCLEOSYNTHESIS IN INHOMOGENEOUS COSMOLOGIES - OMEGA = 1 WITH BARYONS	56	3
260	3	1194 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 415(2):L111-L114 CARAVEO PA ASSOCIATING YOUNG PULSARS AND SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS - PSR-1610-50 AND THE CASE FOR HIGH-VELOCITY PULSARS	56	5
261	4	190 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 29():431-442 GROTH EJ TIMING OF CRAB PULSAR .1. ARRIVAL TIMES	55	3
262	4	214 1976 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 50(2):177-184 ABLES JG; MANCHESTER RN HYDROGEN-LINE ABSORPTION OBSERVATIONS OF DISTANT PULSARS	55	6
263	3	342 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 221(1):175-185 FLANNERY BP; AYRES TR EVOLUTION OF ALPHA CENTAURI SYSTEM	55	2
264	32	588 1983 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 55(2):511-563 TRIMBLE V SUPER-NOVAE .2. THE AFTERMATH	55	55
265	1	725 1986 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 300(2):L51-L54 BRANCH D ON THE RELATIVE FREQUENCIES OF THE KINDS OF TYPE-I SUPERNOVAE	55	6
266	2	790 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 318(2):507-519 PRITCHET CJ; VANDENBERGH S OBSERVATIONS OF NOVAE IN THE VIRGO CLUSTER	55	1
267	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
268	5	1470 1997 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 289(3):592-604 Lorimer DR; Bailes M; Harrison PA Pulsar statistics .4. Pulsar velocities	55	0
269	2	520 1982 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 200(2):473-487 STROM RG; GOSS WM; SHAVER PA EXPANSION OF THE SUPER-NOVA REMNANT C-3 10 (TYCHO) AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR MODELS OF YOUNG REMNANTS	54	8
270	1	237 1976 GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA 40(9):1131-1139 ANDERS E; HIGUCHI H; GANAPATHY R; MORGAN JW CHEMICAL FRACTIONATIONS IN METEORITES .9. C3 CHONDRITES	53	2
271	15	393 1979 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 228(1):179-190 DAVIDSON K EMISSION-LINE SPECTRA OF CONDENSATIONS IN THE CRAB-NEBULA	53	26
272	1	421 1980 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 84(1-2):115-122 KANE L; MCKEITH CD; DUFTON PL CARBON, NITROGEN, AND OXYGEN ABUNDANCES IN LOOSE ASSOCIATION AND FIELD B-TYPE STARS	53	4
273	4	966 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 356(2):483-500 QUINLAN GD; SHAPIRO SL THE DYNAMIC EVOLUTION OF DENSE STAR-CLUSTERS IN GALACTIC NUCLEI	53	0
274	2	36 1970 ASTROPHYSICAL LETTERS 5(3):93-& TRIMBLE V; REES M EXPANSION ENERGY OF CRAB NEBULA	52	52
275	2	226 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 209(2):525-535 MARGON B; LIEBERT J; GATEWOOD G; LAMPTON M; SPINRAD H; BOWYER S EXTRA-SOLAR EXTREME-ULTRAVIOLET OBJECT .2. NATURE OF HZ 43	52	5
276	5	735 1986 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 309(2):633-652 HOWARD WM; MATHEWS GJ; TAKAHASHI K; WARD RA PARAMETRIC STUDY OF PULSED NEUTRON SOURCE MODELS FOR THE S- PROCESS	52	2
277	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
278	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
279	4	1187 1993 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 404(1):333-347 PETERSON RC; ORE CMD; KURUCZ RL THE NONSOLAR ABUNDANCE RATIOS OF ARCTURUS DEDUCED FROM SPECTRUM SYNTHESIS	52	4
280	3	1296 1994 SCIENCE 265(5169):209-213 CARDELLI JA THE ABUNDANCE OF HEAVY-ELEMENTS IN INTERSTELLAR GAS	52	1
281	3	199 1975 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 87(520):837-848 TINSLEY BM WHAT STARS BECOME SUPERNOVAE	51	6
282	16	501 1982 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 253(2):696-& DAVIDSON K; GULL TR; MARAN SP; STECHER TP; FESEN RA; PARISE RA; HARVEL CA; KAFATOS M; TRIMBLE VL THE ULTRAVIOLET-SPECTRUM OF THE CRAB-NEBULA	51	20
283	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
284	3	547 1983 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 267(1):256-270 MICHAUD G; VAUCLAIR G; VAUCLAIR S CHEMICAL-SEPARATION IN HORIZONTAL-BRANCH STARS	51	1
285	5	736 1986 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 309(2):804-821 HUANG YL; THADDEUS P MOLECULAR CLOUDS AND SUPERNOVA-REMNANTS IN THE OUTER GALAXY	51	0
286	2	953 1990 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 99(1):191-200 IRWIN MJ; DEMERS S; KUNKEL WE A BLUE STELLAR LINK BETWEEN THE MAGELLANIC CLOUDS	51	3
287	2	994 1990 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 245(3):397-407 SAIKIA DJ; UNGER SW; PEDLAR A; YATES GJ; AXON DJ; WOLSTENCROFT RD; TAYLOR K; GYLDENKERNE K THE SERSIC-PASTORIZA GALAXY NGC-1808 .1. RADIO-CONTINUUM, OPTICAL AND H-I OBSERVATIONS	51	0
288	1	28 1969 NATURE 224(5219):545-& BRIDLE AH; VENUGOPA.VR DISTRIBUTION AND TEMPERATURE OF INTERSTELLAR ELECTRON GAS	50	5
289	2	54 1971 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 163(3):455-& WEILER KW; SEIELSTA.GA SYNTHESIS OF POLARIZATION PROPERTIES OF 3C-10 AND 3C-58 AT 1420 AND 2880 MHZ	50	10
290	1	245 1976 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 264(3):507-530 DAUTRY F; RHO M; RISKA DO WEAK INTERACTIONS IN DEUTERONS - EXCHANGE CURRENTS AND NUCLEON- NUCLEON INTERACTION	50	2
291	3	551 1983 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 270(1):180-189 DOMINY JF; LAMBERT DL DO ALL BARIUM STARS HAVE A WHITE-DWARF COMPANION	50	4
292	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
293	11	989 1990 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 242(1):79-87 TRIMBLE V THE DISTRIBUTIONS OF BINARY-SYSTEM MASS RATIOS - A LESS BIASED SAMPLE	50	50
294	1	1055 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 383(1):L23-L27 CARDELLI JA; SAVAGE BD; EBBETS DC INTERSTELLAR GAS-PHASE ABUNDANCE OF CARBON, OXYGEN, NITROGEN, COPPER, GALLIUM, GERMANIUM, AND KRYPTON TOWARD ZETA-OPHIUCHI	50	3
295	3	1363 1996 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 112(2):628-648 Fan XH; Burstein D; Chen JS; Zhu J; Jiang ZJ; Wu H; Yan HJ; Zheng ZY; Zhou X; Fang LZ; Chen FZ; Deng ZG; Chu YQ; Hester JJ; Windhorst RA; Li Y; Lu P; Sun WH; Chen WP; Tsay WS; Chiueh TH; Chou CK; Ko CM; Lin TC; Guo HJ; Byun YI Deep wide-field spectrophotometry of the open cluster M67	50	0
296	8	1563 1999 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 125(2):439-462 Iwamoto K; Brachwitz F; Nomoto K; Kishimoto N; Umeda H; Hix WR; Thielemann FK Nucleosynthesis in Chandrasekhar mass models for type IA supernovae and constraints on progenitor systems and burning- front propagation	50	3
297	9	340 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 220(2):490-& MILLER JS SPECTROPHOTOMETRY OF FILAMENTS IN CRAB-NEBULA	49	20
298	2	344 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 222(2):556-569 WOLFF SC DUPLICITY OF LATE B-TYPE STARS	49	19
299	7	847 1988 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 199(1-2):269-290 HARTMANN K; GEHREN T METAL-POOR SUBDWARFS AND EARLY GALACTIC NUCLEOSYNTHESIS	49	5
300	5	907 1989 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 342(1):430-448 IBEN I; TUTUKOV AV MODEL STARS WITH DEGENERATE DWARF CORES AND HELIUM-BURNING SHELLS - A STATIONARY-BURNING APPROXIMATION	49	7

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
301	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
302	7	1147 1992 NUCLEAR PHYSICS B 370(2):445-471 LOPEZ JL; NANOPOULOS DV; YUAN K SUSY GUTS DARK MATTER	49	5
303	1	1179 1993 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 277(1):1-9 BAILLON P; BOUQUET A; GIRAUDHERAUD Y; KAPLAN J DETECTION OF BROWN DWARFS BY THE MICROLENSING OF UNRESOLVED STARS	49	5
304	3	1304 1995 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 109(6):2553-2585 GRILLMAIR CJ; FREEMAN KC; IRWIN M; QUINN PJ GLOBULAR-CLUSTERS WITH TIDAL TAILS - DEEP 2-COLOR STAR COUNTS	49	3
305	1	31 1970 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 159(1P1):201-& GRADER RJ; HILL RW; SEWARD FD; HILTNER WA SOFT X-RAY SPECTRA OF 3 COSMIC SOURCES AND SIMULTANEOUS OPTICAL OBSERVATIONS OF SCO XR-1	48	6
306	13	299 1977 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 180(3):717-& WYCKOFF S; MURRAY CA PROPER MOTION OF CRAB PULSAR	48	27
307	8	352 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 225(1):212-220 WHEELER JC TYPE-I SUPER-NOVAE, R-CORONAE BOREALIS STARS, AND CRAB-NEBULA	48	16
308	2	480 1981 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 196(2):543-556 LEEP EM; WALLERSTEIN G ABUNDANCES IN 11 FIELD STARS WITH LARGE METAL DEFICIENCIES	48	4
309	7	488 1981 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A- MATHEMATICAL PHYSICAL AND ENGINEERING SCIENCES 374(1757):207-238 ANDERS E NOBLE-GASES IN METEORITES - EVIDENCE FOR PRESOLAR MATTER AND SUPERHEAVY ELEMENTS	48	2
310	11	704 1985 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 26(1):1-39 IBEN I THE LIFE AND TIMES OF AN INTERMEDIATE MASS STAR - IN ISOLATION IN A CLOSE BINARY	48	3
311	4	846 1988 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 190(1-2):148-166 EDVARDSSON B SPECTROSCOPIC SURFACE GRAVITIES AND CHEMICAL-COMPOSITIONS FOR 8 NEARBY SINGLE SUB-GIANTS	48	6
312	14	1023 1991 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 29():447-497 COWAN JJ; THIELEMANN FK; TRURAN JW RADIOACTIVE-DATING OF THE ELEMENTS	48	6
313	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
314	2	1259 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 431(1):273-301 KO YK; KALLMAN TR EMISSION-LINES FROM X-RAY-HEATED ACCRETION DISKS IN LOW-MASS X- RAY BINARIES	48	0
315	1	1587 1999 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 82(18):3572-3575 Jackiw R; Kostelecky VA Radiatively induced Lorentz and CPT violation in electrodynamics	48	8
316	3	139 1974 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 32(4):441-446 GOMEZGON.J; GUELIN M PULSAR HYDROGEN LINE ABSORPTION AND ELECTRON-DENSITY IN INTERSTELLAR-MEDIUM	47	0
317	10	269 1977 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 59(3):411-418 WEIDEMANN V MASS-LOSS TOWARDS WHITE-DWARF STAGE	47	13
318	1	390 1979 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 80(3):287-295 VANTVEER F ANGULAR-MOMENTUM CONTROLLED EVOLUTION OF SOLAR TYPE CONTACT BINARIES	47	7
319	9	507 1982 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 260(2):L75-& GULL TR; FESEN RA DEEP OPTICAL IMAGERY OF THE CRAB NEBULAS JET	47	31
320	3	796 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 321(1):334-348 EMMERING RT; CHEVALIER RA SHOCKED RELATIVISTIC MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC FLOWS WITH APPLICATION TO PULSAR WINDS	47	3
321	10	852 1988 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 327(1):156-163 VANDENBERGH S CLASSIFICATION OF SUPERNOVAE AND THEIR REMNANTS	47	6
322	3	938 1989 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 40(9):3132-3135 ENGEL J; VOGEL P SPIN-DEPENDENT CROSS-SECTIONS OF WEAKLY INTERACTING MASSIVE PARTICLES ON NUCLEI	47	3
323	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
324	1	180 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 196(1):73-82 STURROCK PA; PETROSIAN V; TURK JS OPTICAL RADIATION FROM CRAB PULSAR	46	1
325	8	565 1983 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 204(1):415-& CLARK DH; MURDIN P; WOOD R; GILMOZZI R; DANZIGER J; FURR AW 3-DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE CRAB-NEBULA	46	27
326	2	607 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 278(2):726-738 BOHMVITENSE E; NEMEC J; PROFFITT C THE PROBLEM OF THE BARIUM STARS	46	5
327	9	659 1985 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 23():225-238 SPITE M; SPITE F THE COMPOSITION OF FIELD HALO STARS AND THE CHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF THE HALO	46	5
328	4	724 1986 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 169(1-2):139-148 RITTER H PRECATACLYSMIC BINARIES	46	4
329	1	879 1988 PHYSICS LETTERS B 214(3):403-412 ELLIS J; FLORES RA; FREESE K; RITZ S; SECKEL D; SILK J COSMIC-RAY CONSTRAINTS ON THE ANNIHILATIONS OF RELIC PARTICLES IN THE GALACTIC HALO	46	8
330	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
331	3	934 1989 NUCLEAR PHYSICS A 505(3-4):779-822 WEBER F; WEIGEL MK BARYON COMPOSITION AND MACROSCOPIC PROPERTIES OF NEUTRON STARS	46	0
332	6	1056 1991 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES 76(2):715-757 TAYLOR BJ A CRITICAL-APPRAISAL OF PUBLISHED VALUES OF [FE/H] FOR K-II-IV STARS	46	4
333	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
334	8	1431 1996 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 59(3):349-426 Twerenbold D Cryogenic particle detectors	46	0
335	1	575 1983 NATURE 304(5925):421-422 PACZYNSKI B EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF THE 6.1-MS PULSAR	45	2
336	9	957 1990 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 100(3):743-757 FRAIL DA; WEISBERG JM A CRITICAL-EVALUATION OF PULSAR DISTANCE MEASUREMENTS	45	3
337	3	975 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 365(1):22-26 JAROSZYNSKI M; PARK C; PACZYNSKI B; GOTT JR WEAK GRAVITATIONAL LENSING DUE TO LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURE OF THE UNIVERSE	45	0
338	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
339	3	1264 1994 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 436(2):491-508 GELB JM; BERTSCHINGER E COLD DARK-MATTER .2. SPATIAL AND VELOCITY STATISTICS	45	2
340	1	8 1969 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 155(2P2):L121-& LYNDS R; MARAN SP; TRUMBO DE OPTICAL IDENTIFICATION AND OBSERVATIONS OF PULSAR NP 0532	44	5
341	0	96 1973 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 25(1):29-34 GREENSTE.JL; PETERSON DM LINE PROFILES AND ROTATION IN WHITE-DWARFS	44	0
342	1	229 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 209(3):846-849 BLAKE JB; SCHRAMM DN POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVE TO R-PROCESS	44	8
343	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
344	1	333 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 219(1):195-212 WARD RA; NEWMAN MJ S-PROCESS STUDIES - EFFECTS OF A PULSED NEUTRON-FLUX	44	8
345	6	370 1978 OBSERVATORY 98(1025):163-166 TRIMBLE V Q-(ALPHA) RECONSIDERED	44	44
346	2	702 1985 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 97(594):665-675 MCCLURE RD; HESSER JE; STETSON PB; STRYKER LL CCD PHOTOMETRY OF THE SPARSE HALO CLUSTER-E3	44	4
347	1	726 1986 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 300(1):314-324 DEARBORN DSP; LIEBERT J; AARONSON M; DAHN CC; HARRINGTON R; MOULD J; GREENSTEIN JL ON THE NATURE OF THE DWARF CARBON STAR G77-61	44	5
348	1	837 1988 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 26():245-294 ROOD HJ VOIDS	44	1
349	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
350	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
351	1	34 1970 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 161(2):437-& DAVIDSON K; TUCKER W RADIATIVE IONIZATION OF FILAMENTS IN CRAB NEBULA	43	26
352	3	213 1976 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 49(3):375-385 SWEENEY MA COOLING TIMES, LUMINOSITY FUNCTIONS AND PROGENITOR MASSES OF DEGENERATE DWARFS	43	10
353	2	228 1976 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 209(3):800-815 STOTHERS R NEW INTERPRETATION OF LUMINOUS BLUE STARS	43	0
354	1	250 1976 PHYSICS TODAY 29(6):32-39 HERBST E; KLEMPERER W FORMATION OF INTERSTELLAR-MOLECULES	43	2
355	3	451 1980 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 21(3):267-281 TIPLER FJ EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENT BEINGS DO NOT EXIST	43	0
356	5	465 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 243(3):841-& MCCLURE RD; TWAROG BA; FORRESTER WT THE OLD OPEN CLUSTER NGC 2506 AND ITS SIMILARITY TO NGC 2420	43	5
357	4	470 1981 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 248(1):138-151 DWEK E; WERNER MW THE INFRARED-EMISSION FROM SUPER-NOVA CONDENSATES	43	8
358	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
359	13	1344 1995 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 52(7):4223-4239 Diehl E; Kane GL; Kolda C; Wells JD Theory, phenomenology, and prospects for detection of supersymmetric dark matter	43	3
360	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
361	0	131 1974 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 79(7):819-825 HEINTZ WD ASTROMETRIC STUDY OF 4 VISUAL BINARIES	42	15
362	1	275 1977 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 212(2):L101-L104 KOHL JL; PARKINSON WH; WITHBROE GL SOLAR BORON ABUNDANCE	42	2
363	3	521 1982 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 200(3):1019-1024 KILKENNY D ON THE PERIOD OF THE PULSATING R-CORONAE BOREALIS VARIABLE, RY- SGR	42	5
364	1	625 1984 ASTROPHYSICS AND SPACE SCIENCE 99(1-2):363-385 DUERBECK HW CONSTRAINTS FOR CATACLYSMIC BINARY EVOLUTION AS DERIVED FROM SPACE DISTRIBUTIONS	42	2
365	5	791 1987 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 319(2):L103-& STROM RG PULSAR-LIKE EMISSION FROM THE SUPERNOVA REMNANT CTB-80	42	1
366	1	961 1990 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 349(1):78-90 SALAMON MH; MCKEE S; MUSSER JA; TARLE G; TOMASCH A; BOWER CR; HEINZ RM; MILLER JL; MUFSON SL; BARWICK SW; GERBIER G; LOWDER DM; PRICE PB; ZHOU B; BEATTY JJ; AHLEN SP LIMITS ON THE ANTIPROTON PROTON RATIO IN THE COSMIC-RADIATION FROM 100 MEV TO 1580 MEV	42	5
367	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
368	8	1599 2000 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 38():143-190 Maeder A; Meynet G The evolution of rotating stars	42	1
369	1	142 1974 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 35(3):353-360 ZUIDERWI.EJ; VANDENHE.EP; HENSBERG.G ORBIT, SPECTRUM AND H-ALPHA VARIATIONS OF HD-77581 (3U0900-40)	41	0
370	1	173 1975 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 39(2):169-175 WEHRSE R ATMOSPHERES OF COOL WHITE-DWARFS OF SPECTRAL-TYPE-DA	41	7
371	1	182 1975 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 198(2):407-417 STOTHERS R; CHIN C STELLAR EVOLUTION AT HIGH MASS WITH SEMICONVECTIVE MIXING ACCORDING TO LEDOUX CRITERION	41	5
372	1	335 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 219(2):559-564 SHIELDS GA GAS-PHASE ABUNDANCES OF IRON AND CARBON IN PLANETARY-NEBULAE	41	1
373	8	339 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 220(1):177-185 DAVIDSON K SOME REMARKABLE SPECTRA IN OUTSKIRTS OF CRAB-NEBULA	41	22
374	3	454 1980 SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS 26(2):113-155 DELOORE C THE EVOLUTION OF MASSIVE STARS	41	4
375	0	489 1981 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 22(4):361-379 TRIMBLE V; BELL RA SPECTROSCOPIC DETERMINATION OF STELLAR MASSES - MENE, MENE, TEKEL, ARCTURUS	41	41
376	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
377	5	954 1990 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 99(5):1504-1535 ANTHONYTWAROG BJ; KALUZNY J; SHARA MM; TWAROG BA A CCD PHOTOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE OLD OPEN CLUSTER NGC-2420	41	4
378	5	1356 1995 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 58(11):1375-1413 SCHLEGEL EM X-RAY-EMISSION FROM SUPERNOVAE - A REVIEW OF THE OBSERVATIONS	41	0
379	9	1433 1996 SCIENCE 274(5284):69-75 Dodelson S; Gates EI; Turner MS Cold dark matter	41	5
380	1	1487 1997 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 104(1):66-89 Simonton DK Creative productivity: A predictive and explanatory model of career trajectories and landmarks	41	0
381	4	1600 2000 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 38():761-+ Genzel R; Cesarsky CJ Extragalactic results from the infrared space observatory	41	0
382	2	109 1973 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 186(1):223-231 DAVIDSON K ABUNDANCES IN CRAB-NEBULA	40	23
383	1	336 1978 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 219(2):763-767 BEER R; TAYLOR FW D/H AND C/H RATIOS IN JUPITER FROM CH3D PHASE	40	0
384	5	429 1980 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 236(1):143-& ANGERHOFER PE; WILSON AS; MOULD JR CENTRAL RADIO-SOURCE IN THE PECULIAR SUPER-NOVA REMNANT CTB-80	40	8
385	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
386	1	1007 1990 PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 65(23):2839-2841 SCIAMA DW PRECISION ESTIMATE OF COSMOLOGICAL AND PARTICLE PARAMETERS IN THE DECAYING-DARK-MATTER HYPOTHESIS	40	3
387	6	610 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 281(1):318-336 SAIO H; WHEELER JC; COX JP VERY NONADIABATIC RADIAL PULSATIONS IN LUMINOUS HELIUM STARS	39	6
388	3	615 1984 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 282(2):452-465 KROLIK JH THE APPEARANCE, NUMBER, AND HISTORY OF HIGHLY COMPACT BINARY- SYSTEMS IN GLOBULAR-CLUSTERS	39	3
389	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
390	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
391	1	1100 1992 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 266(1):6-14 PELLO R; LEBORGNE JF; SANAHUJA B; MATHEZ G; FORT B THE SYSTEM OF ARCS IN THE CLUSTER OF GALAXIES ABELL-2218 - PHOTOMETRY, SPECTROSCOPY AND GEOMETRY	39	0
392	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
393	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
394	9	1513 1998 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 501(2):643-665 Dwek E The evolution of the elemental abundances in the gas and dust phases of the Galaxy	39	3
395	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
396	2	1619 2000 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 541(2):1033-1050 Fryer CL; Heger A Core-collapse simulations of rotating stars	39	2
397	1	101 1973 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 29(1):69-75 HENSBERG.G; VANDENHE.EP; PAESDEBA.MH SPECTRUM, ORBIT AND MAGNETIC-FIELD OF HD-153919 (2U 1700-37)	38	0
398	7	148 1974 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 194(2):323-327 KIRSHNER RP SPECTROPHOTOMETRY OF CRAB-NEBULA	38	18
399	1	239 1976 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 174(3):531-539 WOOD PR PULSATION OF HIGH LUMINOSITY HELIUM STARS	38	13
400	1	721 1986 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 162(1-2):171-179 HEBER U; KUDRITZKI RP; CALOI V; CASTELLANI V; DANZIGER J; GILMOZZI R A SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF HB STARS IN THE GALACTIC GLOBULAR- CLUSTER NGC-6752	38	2

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
401	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
402	8	1075 1991 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 43(6):1774-1780 KAMIONKOWSKI M; TURNER MS DISTINCTIVE POSITRON FEATURE FROM PARTICLE DARK-MATTER ANNIHILATIONS IN THE GALACTIC HALO	38	7
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404	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
405	3	1464 1997 INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASES 3(2):65-78 Sutherland LR; Roth DE; Beck PL Alternatives to sulfasalazine: A meta-analysis of 5-ASA in the treatment of ulcerative colitis	38	6
406	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
407	0	128 1973 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 45(1):1-5 TRIMBLE V; REINES F SOLAR NEUTRINO PROBLEM - PROGRESS REPORT	37	37
408	2	177 1975 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 42(1):151-153 READHEAD ACS; DUFFETTSMITH PJ SCALE HEIGHT OF INTERSTELLAR IONIZED HYDROGEN	37	1
409	6	423 1980 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 88(1-2):84-93 WEISBERG JM; RANKIN J; BORIAKOFF V H-I ABSORPTION-MEASUREMENTS OF 7 LOW-LATITUDE PULSARS	37	4
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411	19	590 1984 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE SCIENCE 34():53-97 TRURAN JW NUCLEOSYNTHESIS	37	7
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414	7	893 1989 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 27():701-756 GUSTAFSSON B CHEMICAL-ANALYSES OF COOL STARS	37	2
415	4	1003 1990 PHYSICAL REVIEW D 42(4):1001-1007 TURNER MS; WILCZEK F POSITRON LINE RADIATION AS A SIGNATURE OF PARTICLE DARK MATTER IN THE HALO	37	8
416	0	1035 1991 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS REVIEW 3(1):1-46 TRIMBLE V THE ORIGIN AND ABUNDANCES OF THE CHEMICAL-ELEMENTS REVISITED	37	38
417	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
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422	2	591 1984 ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL 89(1):83-& IRWIN MJ; TRIMBLE V AUTOMATED STAR COUNTS IN THE SOUTHERN GLOBULAR-CLUSTER NGC- 6809(M55)	36	36
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428	4	76 1972 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 173(1):227-& GOTT JR STUDIES CONCERNING EXISTENCE OF RUNAWAY STARS WITH COLLAPSED COMPANIONS	35	4
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435	1	486 1981 PHYSICAL REVIEW C 23(4):1434-1445 BROWNE JC; BERMAN BL NEUTRON-CAPTURE CROSS-SECTIONS FOR OSMIUM ISOTOPES AND THE AGE OF THE UNIVERSE	35	0
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437	2	636 1984 MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 210(2):479-487 WHITTET DCB INTERSTELLAR GRAIN COMPOSITION - A MODEL BASED ON ELEMENTAL DEPLETIONS	35	0
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455	3	533 1982 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC 94(557):172-176 FERNIE JD R-CORONAE BOREALIS NEAR MAXIMUM LIGHT	33	8
456	12	544 1983 ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS 127(1):42-48 DENNEFELD M; PEQUIGNOT D THE CRAB-NEBULA .2. NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROPHOTOMETRY OF A BRIGHT FILAMENT	33	9
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