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: Comparison between the magnitudes of the Yale Zone Catalogue and the Harvard Photographic Photometry

: Correction to Pickering's reduction of the C. P. D. to the Harvard photographic system

: New estimates of SV Crucis (Errata: 10 146)

: Some remarks on the fundamental systems of the General Catalogue and the Dritter Fundamentalkatalog

: Note on a faint Algol star which is probably intrinsically variable

: Remark on the photographic magnitudes in the Yale Zone Catalogue between declinations +20° and +30°

: Tentative corrections to the FK<SUB>3</SUB> and GC systems of declinations

: Note on the light-curve and period of X Scuti

: Twenty new variable stars in or near the constellation Scutum

: Discussion of 121, mostly new, faint variable stars within 6° of τ Sagittarii

: Note about galactic precession

: On the possibility of excitation of a long-period secondary oscillation in ζ Geminorum

: Remark on the apsidal motion of AG Persei

: A semi-regular variable in NGC 288

: Photovisual magnitudes of 63 stars in the Pleiades

: On the photographic recording of circle positions

: On the anomalous phase relation between first and second harmonic in the radial velocity of ζ Geminorum and related stars

: On the origin of smoke particles in the interstellar gas (Errata: 10 146)

: New observations and improved elements for twenty variable stars in or near the constellation Scutum

: The constants of precession and of galactic rotation

: Note on the comparison by C. Payne Gaposchkin and S. Gaposchkin of Harvard Magnitudes in Selected Areas with the Cape Zone Catalogue

: Mean parallaxes of faint stars, derived from a combination of the Pulkovo and Radcliffe Catalogues of proper motions

: The constants of differential rotation and the ratio of the two galactic axes of the velocity ellipsoid in the case when peculiar motions are not negligible

: Notes on six variable stars estimated by W. E. Kruytbosch, with remarks by -

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