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S DORADUS STARS [See also VARIABLE STARS (GENERAL)]

• The Milton Bureau Revisited {Dorrit Hoffleit} 28.127
• P Cygni: Many Periods or None? (Abs.) {J. R. Percy et al.} 23.140

• Calibration of Hipparcos Long Period Variable Star Fields for Multi- Color CCD Observations {S. B. Howell et al.} 22.2
• Coordinated Observations for the EUVE All-Sky Survey {K. Mukai, J. V. Vallerga, et al.} 19.111
• CCD Photometry Results on Some Hipparcos Stars {G. Walker} 23.1
• Discovery of the Optical Counterpart of the X-ray Nova GRO J1655-40 {J. A. Orosz} 23.117
• High Angular Resolution Observations of Miras {M. Karovska} 25.75
• Highlights from the HEAO-I Survey of Cataclysmic Variable Stars {F. Cordova} 7.57
• The Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope Observations of Dwarf Novae {K. S. Long} 23.94
• Hubble Space Telescope Studies of Exposed White Dwarfs in Dwarf Novae {E. M. Sion} 24.1
• Letter: “Solar Maximum Mission and Simultaneous Visual Observing” {A. L. Kiplinger} 16.49
• Meeting Reports: Colloquium on HIPPARCOS Scientific Aspects of Input Catalogue Preparation and A Celebratory Symposium on a Decade of UV  Astronomy with the IUE Satellite {J. A. Mattei} 17.27
• Multiwavelength Observations of SS Cyg and U Gem (Abstract) {Janet A. Mattei, Christopher Mauche, and Peter J. Wheatley} 28.160
• Report on Meetings with Hipparcos Input Catalogue Team on AAVSO Data Support of Hipparcos Observations of Long-Period Variable Stars {J. A. Mattei} 18.70
• Using the Hubble Space Telescope for Variable Star Observations {A. V. Holm} 21.36
• What Kinds of Dust Exist in Circumstellar Shells of Miras? {I. R. Little-Marenin, S. J. Little} 25.80

• Analysis of AAVSO Visual Observations of Four Small-Amplitude Red Variables (Abs.) {J. R. Percy, J. Ralli} 20.110
• Analysis of AAVSO Visual Observations of Small-Amplitude Red Variables: An Autocorrelation Approach (Abs.) {J. R. Percy, L. V. Sen} 20.251 
• CCD Photometry Results on Some Hipparcos Stars {G. Walker} 23.1
• Comparison of Mean Light Curve Parameters of M, S, and C Mira and Semiregular Variable Stars Using 75 Years of AAVSO Data (Abs.) {M.-O. Mennessier et al.} 26.79
• Computer Simulations of Stellar Pulsation {C. A. Whitney} 15.192
• A Correlation Between Water Maser Emission and the Visual Light Curve of RX Bootis {J. Hedden et al.} 20.198
• Hipparcos vs GCVS Magnitudes of Non-Mira M-Type Giants {D. Hoffleit} 27.131
• HR 211 from Maple Observatory and Hipparcos {R. R. Thompson} 27.31
• Letter: “Random Variations in Semiregular Variables” {I. A. Klyus} 21.65
• Light Curves from the AAVSO International Database {J. A. Mattei} 22.47
• Long-Term VRI Photometry of 89 (V441) Herculis (Abstract) {John R. Percy, Akos Bakos, and Gregory Henry} 28.164
• Long-Term VRI Photometry of Rho Cassiopeiae (Abstract) {John R. Percy, David Kolin, and Gregory Henry} 28.164
• The Milton Bureau Revisited {Dorrit Hoffleit} 28.127
• The Mystery of HR 6815 {R. R. Thompson} 26.35
• Narrow-Band Photometry of Mira Variables {R. F. Wing} 25.63
• Personalities of Mira Variables as Revealed by Their Spectra— Verdict: Bizarre! {R. F. Garrison} 25.70
• Photoelectric Photometry of the Carbon Star V614 Monocerotis {R. Wasatonic} 20.25
• Photoelectric Photometry of TX Psc, Alpha Her A, Omicron Cet, and RT Cyg {R. P. Wasatonic} 26.1
• Photometry of EU Delphini in V and I {R. R. Thompson} 23.123
• Project SARV (Abs.) {J. R. Percy, N. Wong} 22.160
• Pulsating Variable Stars in Binary Systems {K. Szatmary} 19.52
• Radial Velocities and Photometry: FS Comae Berenices, Epsilon Aurigae, Miras, and the Search for Low-Mass Stellar Companions (Abs.) {R. Stefanik} 20.110
• Revised Elements (I) for EH Canis Majoris, SV Puppis, TW Ophiuchi, HO Lyrae, and FW Delphini {M. G. Lysaght} 17.102
• Revised Elements. III. UZ Persei, V Lyncis, X Octantis, T Muscae, SZ Arae, and GY Aquilae {M. G. Lysaght 18.17
• Is RX Cep a Variable Star? (Abstract) {Richard W. Schmude, Jr.} 28.67
• Semiregular Variables: Are They Chaotic or Ringing? {C. A. Whitney} 13.31
• Statistical Analysis of the Semiregular Variable AR Cephei {A. Kucinskas} 19.73
• Variability of W Cygni (Abs.) {R. W. Schmude, Jr. et al.} 25.41
• U Delphini: The Last 100 Years {R. R. Thompson} 26.119
• Visual Observations of Nine Neglected Southern Long Period Variables {T. A. Cragg} 25.137
• What Kinds of Dust Exist in Circumstellar Shells of Miras? {I. R. Little-Marenin, S. J. Little} 25.80

• HR 211 from Maple Observatory and Hipparcos {R. R. Thompson} 27.31
• The Mystery of HR 6815 {R. R. Thompson} 26.35
• Narrow-Band Photometry of Mira Variables {R. F. Wing} 25.63
• Photoelectric Photometry of TX Psc, Alpha Her A, Omicron Cet, and RT Cyg {R. P. Wasatonic} 26.1
• The Photometric Variability of EU Delphini (Abs.) {J. R. Percy et al.} 18.84
• Small-Amplitude Red Variables in the AAVSO Photoelectric Photometry Program: Period Analysis (Abs.) {J. R. Percy, L. Yu} 23.80
• Studies of Mira Stars and Their Small Amplitude Relatives {J. R. Percy} 25.93
• Studies of Yellow Semiregular (SRd) Variables {John R. Percy and David L. Kolin} 28.1

• AAVSO Solar Division Digital Data Archives at NGDC {H. E. Coffey et al.} 27.55
• The AAVSO Sunspot Program (Abs.){G. Foster} 27.177
• An Active Longitude in the New Cycle (Abs.) {T. A. Cragg} 27.81
• Automatic Inflation in the AAVSO Sunspot Number {B. E. Schaefer} 26.40
• Comparing the March 1989 Sunspot Group with Other Great Groups of the Past {P. O. Taylor} 18.65
• Computation of American Relative Sunspot Numbers {P. O. Taylor} 14.28
• Cycles, Solar, and Tree Rings: Eocene to Present (Abs.) {R. Ammons et al.} 10.35
• Definitive American Relative Sunspot Numbers for 1989 {P. O. Taylor} 18.143
• Definitive American Relative Sunspot Numbers for 1990 {P. O. Taylor} 20.98
• Definitive American Relative Sunspot Numbers for 1991 {P. O. Taylor} 20.241
• Definitive Daily American Relative Sunspot Numbers for 1987 {P. O. Taylor} 16.129
• Definitive Daily Sunspot Numbers for 1988 {P. O. Taylor}17.142
• An Evening with Herb Luft {M. Mattei, J. A. Mattei}18.74
• Final American Relative Sunspot Numbers: 1945.0–1987.5 {P. O. Taylor}16.125
• Heliographic Distribution of Sunspots, 1988-1999 {Raymond R. Thompson} 28.123 A Home-Made Solar Spectroscope (Abstract) {Gerald P. Dyck} 28.162
• Improvements for the AAVSO Sunspot Number {B. E. Schaefer}26.47
• Inflation of AAVSO Sunspot Counts {G. Foster}26.50
• K-Corrections for Solar Observers (Abs.) {B. E. Schaefer} 21.63
• Letter: “Eclipse Results and Expedition” {J. M. Pasachoff} 7.89
• Letter: “Handbook for Solar Observers” {J. Jahn}13.38
• Letter: “Solar Maximum Mission and Simultaneous Visual Observing” {A. L. Kiplinger} 16.49
• Letter: “White Light Flare Observing” {T. G. Compton} 16.131
• A Long-Lived Active Area on the Sun {P. O. Taylor, M. Alexescu} 20.101
• Mapping the Solar Corona (Abs.) {F. Espenak} 6.41
• Multicolor Polarization Measurements of the Outer Solar Corona {M. Mattei, J. A. Mattei} 2.80
• The New Sunspot Cycle (Abs.) {H. A. Luft} 16.132
• Notes on the Chromosphere {L. B. Nadeau} 1.62
• Perceptual Experiences in Solar Observing (Abs.) {D. Ammons, R. B. Ammons} 10.36
• The Polar Axis Telescope of the Maple Observatory {R. R. Thompson 25.36
• A Prediction for Sunspot Cycle Twenty-Two {P. O. Taylor} 17.22
• The Present Sunspot Cycle, No. 21 (Abs.) {H. A. Luft} 12.78
• The Relationship Between Sunspot and Solar Flare Activities for the Period 1974.6–1987.6 {P. O. Taylor} 17.20
• Relationships—Waldmeier Grouping, Solar Flares {M. Taylor} 3.30
• Smoothed Mean American Relative Sunspot Numbers: 1945.5–1987.0 {P. O. Taylor} 16.127
• The Solar Eclipse of August 11, 1999 (Abstract) {Jose Manuel Oporto Ibanez} 28.162
• The Status of Sunspot Cycle 22 Through July 1990 {P. O. Taylor} 19.102
• Sunspot Counting: Special Experimental Test Runs (Abs.) {D. W. Rosebrugh} 1.20
• A VLF Receiver System for Monitoring Solar Flares {A. J. Stokes} 18.146

• Anniversaries and Anticipations: CHARA at Age 20 and Beyond {W. I. Hartkopf} 25.1
• High Angular Resolution Observations of Miras {M. Karovska} 25.75

• CCD Spectroscopy (Abs.) {R. M. Wagner} 21.12
• History of the Discovery of Mira Stars {D. Hoffleit} 25.115
• Narrow-Band Photometry of Mira Variables {R. F. Wing} 25.63
• Personalities of Mira Variables as Revealed by Their Spectra— Verdict: Bizarre! {R. F. Garrison} 25.70
• What Kinds of Dust Exist in Circumstellar Shells of Miras? {I. R. Little-Marenin, S. J. Little} 25.80

• The AAVSO Sunspot Program (Abs.) {G. Foster} 27.177
• Analysis of AAVSO Cepheid Data (Abs.) {G. Foster} 26.80
• Analyzing AAVSO Variable Star Data with Mathematica (Abs.) {R. Chipman} 25.43
• Automatic Inflation in the AAVSO Sunspot Number {B. E. Schaefer} 26.40
• Chaos and Variable Stars: Good News and Bad {C. A. Whitney} 17.97
• Data Reduction by Averaging {G. Foster} 24.117
• Dramatic Period Decrease in T Ursae Minoris {J. A. Mattei, G. Foster} 23.106
• From O-C to SCUSUM+ {G. Foster} 22.145
• Improvements for the AAVSO Sunspot Number {B. E. Schaefer} 26.47
• Inflation of AAVSO Sunspot Counts {G. Foster} 26.50
• Introducing Mira Variables {J. A. Mattei} 25.57
• Mathematics of the Equation of Time (Abs.) {P. J. A. Gaposchkin} 22.87
• Microlensing Surveys and Long Period Variables {M.-O. Mennessier} 25.88
• Monitoring Visual Photometry I: Preliminary Determination of Visual Bandpass {P. L. Collins} 27.65
• New Formula for Telescopic Limiting Magnitudes (Abs.){R. H. Garstang} 27.80
• Period-Change Results Summarized (Abs.) {E. P. Belserene} 18.148
• The Precision of a Period {E. P. Belserene} 17.123
• Precision of Parabolic Elements {E. P. Belserene, S. D. Kawaler} 18.55
• Small-Amplitude Red Variables in the AAVSO Photoelectric Photometry Program: Period Analysis (Abs.) {J. R. Percy, L. Yu} 23.80
• “Theoretical Glue”: Understanding the Observed Properties of Miras with the Help of Theoretical Models {L. A. Willson} 25.99
• Visual Magnitudes and the “Average Observer”: The SS Cygni Field Experiment {R. H. Stanton} 27.97

• Be Stars in the AAVSO Photoelectric Photometry Program {J. R. Percy et al.} 25.14
• Exploring Stellar Atmospheres with a Desktop Computer {C. A. Whitney} 21.134
• High Angular Resolution Observations of Miras {M. Karovska} 25.75
• Miras—New Answers, New Questions (Abs.) {L. A. Willson} 24.136
• Narrow-Band Photometry of Mira Variables {R. F. Wing} 25.63
• Personalities of Mira Variables as Revealed by Their Spectra— Verdict: Bizarre! {R. F. Garrison} 25.70
• Studies of Mira Stars and Their Small Amplitude Relatives {J. R. Percy} 25.93
• “Theoretical Glue”: Understanding the Observed Properties of Miras with the Help of Theoretical Models {L. A. Willson} 25.99
• Using Computer Simulations with Variable Star Data {C. A. Whitney} 22.78
• What Kinds of Dust Exist in Circumstellar Shells of Miras? {I. R. Little-Marenin, S. J. Little} 25.80

• AAVSO Solar Division Digital Data Archives at NGDC {H. E. Coffey et al.} 27.55
• SIDPLOT: Analysis Tool for SID Monitoring Data Reduction (Abs.) {J. D. Lawrence} 27.81

• Amateurs, Neutrinos, and the Next Type II Supernova (Abs.) {L. J. Robinson, J. A. Mattei} 27.175
• Archaeoastronomy with the Harvard College Observatory Plate Collection (Abstract) {Geoffrey Clayton, Chris Dolese, and Douglas Welch} 28.159
• CCD Photometry of SN 1974G from Photographic Plates Using a Kodak DCS200 Camera {V. Burkholder} 23.127
• Chasing Supernova 1987A: Part II {J. W. Griesé, III} 16.117
• A Checklist of Supernovae in the NGC and IC Galaxies through 1985 {C. Spratt} 15.25
• The Christmas Star, Novae, and Pulsars {D. Hoffleit} 13.15
• Determining Precise Positions of Supernovae {W. S. Penhallow} 15.189
• The First Supplement to a Checklist of Supernovae in the NGC and IC Galaxies through 1985 {C. E. Spratt} 16.114
• Horizons Beyond Sol (Abs.) {K. Beckmann} 11.43
• The Keck Northeast Astronomy Consortium's CCD Supernova Monitoring Project {W. Herbst, C. Ford, et al.} 21.48
• Optimal Observatory Setup for CCD Photometric Observations of Extragalactic Supernovae (Abs.) {M. E. Motta} 27.82
• Peak Supernova Luminosities and Cosmological Distance Determinations (Abstract) {Diego Rodriguez} 28.67
• Photometry of Supernova 1998S (Abs.) {D. Clark} 27.80
• Recent Studies in Supernova Rates {R. O. Evans} 21.52
• Review: The Supernova Search Charts and Handbook (Thompson & Bryan) {C. Stephan} 21.67
• Supernovae and CCDs (Abs.) {W. Herbst} 21.11
• Supernovae: An Impressionistic View {V. Trimble} 15.181
• A Supernova Search Telescope (Abs.) {M. T. Adams, W. R. Wren} 23.138

• History of the Discovery of Mira Stars {D. Hoffleit} 25.115

• Analysis of a Newly Identified Variable Star in Aquarius {Heath Gibson} 28.109
• The Eclipsing Binary LD 282 {Peter R. Guilbault et al.} 28.81
• Hipparcos vs GCVS Magnitudes of Non-Mira M-Type Giants {D. Hoffleit} 27.131
• Is HR 1469 (NSV 1671) a Constant Star? {A. Bradley et al.} 22.133
• Letter to the Editor—“Is Theta Eridani Variable?” {K. P. Hertzog} 23.77
• A New Variable in the Field of AH Her {R. E. Zissell} 26.28
• Photoelectric Photometry and Further Discussion of V Cephei {R. E. Milton et al.} 17.137
• In Search of the Southern Cross (Abstract) {Raymond Berg} 28.159
• Suspected Variables on AAVSO Charts (Abs.) {R. T. Pellock} 25.43
• Unfinished Business: Luyten's Harvard Variables (Abs.) {D. B. Williams} 27.177
• Unfinished Business: Luyten’s Harvard Variables-I {David B. Williams} 28.12
• Un-Named Fleming Variables {D. Hoffleit} 26.132
• Using Old Tricks to Discover New Variable Stars {D. H. Kaiser} 23.135
• Wanted: Astrometric and Photoelectric Observations of Gamma Virginis and Zeta Herculis {D. Hoffleit} 21.55

• The Milton Bureau Revisited {Dorrit Hoffleit} 28.127
• Photometry of CY Aquarii (Abs.) {E. Walker} 27.176

• High and Low Stages of T CrB {T. Iijima} 19.28
• High-Speed Photometry of Symbiotic Systems {M. Karovska et al.} 22.101
• An Interactive Binary Model for Eruptive Symbiotic Systems (Abs.) {L. A. Willson} 10.36
• The Light Curve of CI Cygni 1967–1992 {S. T. Ruiz} 21.101
• Light Curves from the AAVSO International Database {J. A. Mattei} 22.47
• Longterm AAVSO Observations of the Symbiotic System CH Cygni {M. Karovska, J. A. Mattei} 21.23
• The Milton Bureau Revisited {Dorrit Hoffleit} 28.127
• Photometric Variations of AS296 {C. Blanco} 19.43
• Possible Jet Formation in the Symbiotic System CH Cyg {M. Karovska et al.} 26.97
• Recent Activity in Two Symbiotic Stars {S. J. Kenyon} 15.173
• The Recent Faint State of CH Cygni {H. J. Landis} 17.141
• Two New Emission Line Stars (Abs.) {P. M. Garnavich, K. Z. Stanek} 27.79
• Ultra-Short Variability in CH Cygni {Mario E. Motta and Andrea Motta} 28.106
• Visual Observations of XY Lyrae and CH Cygni {J. Speil} 19.60

• The T Tauri Stars {G. H. Herbig} 16.1

• FG Sge: Amateur Challenge, Professional Enigma {R. E. Royer} 27.146

• Classification of the Enigmatic Nantucket Variable XX Sct {Jessica Bonjorni and Nikolai Samus} 28.87

• Amateurs, Neutrinos, and the Next Type II Supernova (Abs.) {L. J. Robinson, J. A. Mattei} 27.175
• Applications of Out-of-Focus Images in Amateur Astronomy {E. H. Mayer} 12.16
• Astrocompass: Multi-Dimensional Astral Position Finding Device (Abs.) {B. Mayer} 21.63
• Astronomy and Psychophysics (Abs.) {A. Mayer} 14.75
• The Birch Street Irregulars: Mysteries Found and Resolved in the AAVSO Data Archives (Abs.) {S. J. Beck et al.} 23.81
• Camera Lenses, Stargazing With (Abs.) {J. Pazmino} 11.84
• CCD Photometry of Variable Stars in a Sophomore Level Astronomy Laboratory {H. A. Smith} 22.35
• CCD Visual Estimates from the Starlight Xpress System (Abs.) {R. E. Royer, D. M. Phelps} 24.64
• Chasing Supernova 1987A: Part II {J. W. Griesé, III} 16.117
• The Continuity of AAVSO U.S. Member Observations: 1978–1986 (Abs.) {D. B. Pettengill} 17.146
• Differential Photometry and Light Curves (Abs.) {S. B. Howell} 21.11
• Digital Imaging in the Introductory Astronomy Course {L. A. Marschall, M. B. Hayden} 22.39
• Dozens and Dozens of Stars (Abs.) {J. Pazmino} 21.157
• Eruptive Variables: How to Observe them Efficiently {E. H. Mayer} 5.15 
• Evolution of the “Real” Visual Magnitude System {R. E. Zissell} 26.151
• Exposure Nomographs {R. E. Zissell} 24.26
• Flat-Fielding for CCDs in AAVSO Observations, I {G. P. Emerson, S. J. Little} 27.49
• 4th Magnitude (Abs.) {J. Pazmino} 23.141
• Gathering, Analyzing, Reporting and Enjoying (Abs.) {G. P. Dyck} 14.74
• A Gazebo Observatory {G. Waffen} 21.60
• The Global Telescope Network Project (Abstract) {Greg Kinne} 28.162
• The Great Red Flashlight (Abs.) {E. A. Halbach} 23.80
• High-Speed Photometry of Symbiotic Systems {M. Karovska et al.} 22.101
• Human Nocturnal Spectral Sensitivity and Photoelectric V {P. E. Hallett} 26.139
• ICC CCD Camera Project: Motivation, Design and Status {E. VanMatre} 22.22
• Letter to the Editor-“The AAVSO Gamma-Ray Burst Network Project” {Mario E. Motta} 28.157
• Letter: “A Compromise in the 'War' Against Outdoor Lighting” {R. J. Stewart} 21.66
• Letter: “Differences between Visual and Photoelectric Magnitudes” {I. D. Howarth} 6.88
• Letter: “Invitation to Blink” {B. Mayer} 7.47
• Letter: “Observing Variable Galactic Nuclei” {B. O. Nelson, J. Hannon} 26.82
• Letter: “PEP or Visual Photometry?” {D. B. Williams} 5.99
• Letter: “Variable Star Observing of Quasars” {T. J. Balonek} 17.150
• Letter: “Will the Real V503 Cygni Please Stand Up?” {J. W. Griesé, III, C. E. Scovil} 17.148
• Measuring Stellar Variability by Visual Photometry {M. Dombrowski} 25.33
• A Method for Improved Visual Positional Estimates of Nova and Supernova Candidates {W. G. Dillon} 24.36
• Miracle on 34th Street (Abs.) {J. Pazmino} 24.135
• Monitoring Faint Variable Stars at Minimum: A Work in Progress {G. P. Emerson, I. R. Little-Marenin} 27.41
• Monitoring Visual Photometry I: Preliminary Determination of Visual Bandpass {P. L. Collins} 27.65
• More Neglected Southern Variables (Abs.) {M. E. Baldwin} 25.43
• Narrow-Band Photometry of Mira Variables {R. F. Wing} 25.63
• A New All-Sky Reference Star Catalog with Variability Data {W. H. Warren, Jr., et al.} 27.148
• New Formula for Telescopic Limiting Magnitudes (Abs.) {R. H. Garstang} 27.80
• New York—City of Stars {J. Pazmino} 19.161
• Night Sky Brightness from Visual Observations II. A Visual Photometer {A. R. Upgren} 20.244
• A Note on Observer Constants (Abs.) {T. A. Cragg} 2.39
• Notes on Observing Methods and Programs for New Observers {M. Taylor} 3.57
• An Observational Demonstration of Angle Error in Visual Magnitude Estimates {D. B. Williams} 16.118
• Observers' Workshop 16.121
• Observing Bright Cepheids: Some Lessons Learned (Abs.) {W. M. Lowder} 26.79
• Observing Bright Cepheids without Optical Aids {David G. Turner} 28.116
• Observing Eclipsing BinariesM {M. E. Baldwin} 21.127
• Observing Variable Stars with Binoculars (E. G. Oravec} 5.65
• Obtaining Successful CCD Light Curves of Faint Cataclysmic Variables {P. Szkody} 22.29
• Optics Program at Citrus College (Abs.) {M. E. Haglund} 1.20
• Optimal Observatory Setup for CCD Photometric Observations of Extragalactic Supernovae (Abs.) {M. E. Motta} 27.82
• Patrolling Visually for Novae {P. L. Collins} 23.64
• Performance of Commercial CCD Cameras When Coupled to Small Telescopes (312 Inch) {G. Walker} 22.12
• Photoelectric Photometry and Further Discussion of V Cephei {R. E. Milton et al.} 17.137
• Photoelectric V¹ mv (Abs.) {R. H. Stanton} 12.78
• Photoelectric and Visual Magnitudes {I. D. Howarth} 8.26
• The Polar Axis Telescope of the Maple Observatory {R. R. Thompson} 25.36
• The “Pre-Embryonic” State of the AAVSO: Amateur Observers of Variable Stars in the United States from 1875 to 1911 {M. Saladyga} 27.154
• Preparing the Observe Variable Stars Manual for the Astronomical League (Abs.) {R. S. Kolman} 27.82
• Program LX: Computerized Variable Star Observing {J. M. Nordby} 24.40
• Project SARV (Abs.) {J. R. Percy, N. Wong} 22.160
• Rapid Variability of Quasars {A. Quirrenbach} 22.55
• Review: The Astronomer's Sourcebook (Gibson) {P. L. Sventek} 20.252
• Review: Observing Variable Stars: A Guide for the Beginner (Levy) {J. W. Griesé, III} 20.107
• Review: The Supernova Search Charts and Handbook (Thompson & Bryan) {C. Stephan} 21.67
• In Search of the Southern Cross (Abstract) {Raymond Berg} 28.159
• A Search for Variables at Goethe Link Observatory {D. B. Williams} 25.30
• Searching for Novae: CCD Imagery or Photography? {W. Liller} 27.44
• Selecting Program Stars for BAV Observers {W. Quester} 19.139
• Shutter Mapping Correction for Short CCD Exposures {Ronald E. Zissell} 28.149
• Software Tools for the Variable Star Observer {J. Gunther} 19.98
• Solon Bailey and the Period-Luminosity RelationM {H. A. Smith} 26.62
• Some Variable Star Research Projects for Undergraduate College Students (Abs.) {F. R. West} 20.111
• The South African Astronomical Observatory {D. Kilkenny} 19.154
• Star Brightness Measurement Using Photon Counting {R. H. Stanton} 10.21
• Star Fields Via Circles (Abs.) {E. A. Halbach} 14.37
• Strategic Variable Star Observing (Abs.) {E. H. Mayer} 13.41
• Student Projects with CCDs {P. J. Benson} 21.4
• Teaching Science through Observing Variable Stars {R. D. Benge Jr., J. A. Roberts} 23.71
• Techniques for Visual Observation of Variable Stars {M. E. Baldwin} 4.10
• Threshold Limits for Moderate Aperture Telescopes {R. S. Kolman et al.} 5.21
• V377 Cas: A Possibly Misclassified Binocular Variable Star {W. M. Lowder} 16.94
• Variable Star Astronomy with a CCD Wide-Angle Lens System {S. P. Cook} 24.122
• Variable Star Observations in an Introductory Astronomy Course {C. M. Gaskell} 20.41
• Variable Star Observing Around the World {E. Schweitzer et al.} 15.141
• Variable Stars at High School: The Grainger Observatory (Abs.) {C. T. Harper} 21.157
• Visual and Photoelectric Observations of Beta Lyrae, 1983–87 {D. B. Williams} 17.1
• Visual Magnitudes and the “Average Observer”: The SS Cygni Field Experiment {R. H. Stanton} 27.97
• Visual Magnitudes of Comparison Stars in Variable Star Fields {W. M. Lowder} 1.67
• Visual Observations of Nine Neglected Southern Long Period Variables {T. A. Cragg} 25.137
• Visual Techniques for Faint Observations With Small Telescopes {E. H. Mayer} 3.19
• Visual versus Photoelectric Stellar Magnitudes: Theory and Comparison with Observations {P. C. Steffey} 7.10
• Why Are Our Skies So Dark? (Abs.) {J. Pazmino} 23.142

• AFOEV—A French and European Association of Variable Star Observers {J. Gunther} 24.17
• Amateur Variable Star Observing in Czechoslovakia {J. Silhan} 19.147
• Amateur Variable Star Observing in Japan {S. Sakuma} 19.158
• Amateur Astronomy in Lithuania {A. Kucinskas} 19.151
• Antoine Brun: Founder of the AFOEV {J. Minois} 16.143
• The BAV Database of Cataclysmic and Eruptive Variables [Germany] {S. Korth} 19.135
• The British Astronomical Association Variable Star Section {S. Dunlop} 19.118
• The Groupe Europeen d'Observations Stellaires [GEOS] {M. Dumont} 19.125
• Introducing the French Association of Variable Star Observers {E. Schweitzer} 19.122
• New Observing Programs in Spain {J. Ripero} 19.133
• A Report on IAU Colloquium No. 98, Variable Star Day in Leiden, and the July
• Meeting of British Astronomical Association {J. A. Mattei} 16.134
• Peak Supernova Luminosities and Cosmological Distance Determinations (Abstract) {Diego Rodriguez} 28.67
• Results of GEOS Observing Programs [NSV 4285, BG Lyn (RRVI–51 Lyn)] {R. Boninsegna} 19.126
• Selecting Program Stars for BAV Observers [Germany] {W. Quester} 19.139
• Some Results of Hungarian Variable Star Observers {A. Mizser et al.} 19.47
• Some Variable Stars Observed by the Scandinavian Variable Star Observers {A. Kellomaki} 19.76
• The Variable Star Association (Arbeitskreis Veranderliche—AKV) in the German Democratic Republic {D. Böhme} 19.141
• Variable Star Observers in Leiden {T. Jurriens} 16.139
• Variable Star Observing in Belgium {L. Cluyse} 19.120
• Variable Star Observing in Finland {A. Kellomaki} 19.149
• Variable Star Astronomy in Hungary {A. Mizser} 19.143
• Variable Star Observing in South Africa {D. Overbeek} 19.153
• Variable Stars in Hungary: A Progress Report {J. W. Griesé, III} 18.72
• Work of the Variable Star Section, Netherlands Association for Astronomy and Meteorology {H. Feijth} 19.123
• The Work of the Variable Star Section, Royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand {F. M. Bateson} 19.156

• Access to Astronomy Data and Services via the Astrophysics Data System (ADS) {G. Eichhorn} 22.136
• A Catalogue of Correlations between Eclipsing and Other Categories of Double Stars {D. Hoffleit} 24.105
• Chaos and Variable Stars: Good News and Bad {C. A. Whitney} 17.97
• Characteristics of Variable Stars Appearing in the Infrared Surveys (Abs.) {E. B. Weston} 4.104
• CCD Light Curves of Young, Low-Mass Stars (Abs.) {J. Stauffer et al.} 21.14
• CCD Observations of Short-Period Variables at Middlebury College {S. J. Ratcliff, J. M. Collins} 21.16
• CCD Observations of Variable Stars (Abs.) {G. Emerson} 21.22
• The Classification of Red Supergiant Variables {H. A. Smith} 5.67
• Common and Elite Variables, Then and Now {D. Hoffleit} 11.41
• Differential Photometry and Light Curves (Abs.) {S. B. Howell} 21.11
• Dwarf Novae, On the Outburst Recurrence Time for the Accretion Disk Limit Cycle Mechanism in (Abs.) {J. K. Cannizzo} 13.57
• Exploring Stellar Atmospheres with a Desktop Computer {C. A. Whitney} 21.134
• The Harvard Designation of Variable Stars {M. W. Mayall} 5.7
• Highlights from the HEAO-L Survey of Cataclysmic Variable Stars {F. Cordova} 7.57
• History of the Discovery of Mira Stars {D. Hoffleit} 25.115
• How Amateur Astronomers are Helping Discover the True Nature of Cataclysmic Variables {S. B. Howell} 20.159
• In the Recent Journals {C. A. Whitney} 6.34
• In the Recent Journals {C. A. Whitney} 6.78
• In the Recent Journals {C. A. Whitney} 15.61
• Invisible Variable Stars (Abs.) {L. A. Willson} 12.77
• Latest Large-Scale Light Curve Plots; Updated News Re AAVSO Published Light Curves (Abs.) {M. W. Mayall} 1.20
• Letter: “Flicker Stars?” {G. E. Johnson } 10.97
• Letter: “A New Variable and a Rediscovery” {D. H. Kaiser} 16.130
• Letter: “Random Variations in Semiregular Variables” {I. A. Klyus} 21.65
• Letter: “When is a Variable Really a Variable Star?” {K. J. Meech} 11.44
• Light Curves for New Variable Stars in Cygnus, Lyra, and Vulpecula [LD 106–185] {L. Dahlmark} 23.34
• The Maria Mitchell Observatory Plate Collection {E. D. Friel} 21.99
• Mass Loss Laws and Miras (Abstract) {Lee Anne Willson} 28.165
• Meeting Report: Stellar Pulsation, a Memorial to John P. Cox {L. A. Willson} 15.59
• Microlensing Surveys and Long Period Variables {M.-O. Mennessier} 25.88
• The Milton Bureau Revisited {Dorrit Hoffleit} 28.127
• More Variable Stars Among Bright Visual Binaries {D. Hoffleit} 10.57
• Multi-Site Photoelectric Observations of Variable Stars and Searching for Cluster Flare Stars {A. A. Page} 19.115
• The Nature of Pulsations in UU Herculis (Abs.) {E. Zsoldos, D. D. Sasselov} 18.83
• Normal Stars, Detecting Brightness Variations In, Due to Sun-Spot Cycles (Abs.) {R. D. Ferdie} 10.37
• The Observation of Red Variables {H. Feijth} 14.24
• Observing Eclipsing Binaries {M. E. Baldwin} 21.127
• Peak Supernova Luminosities and Cosmological Distance Determinations (Abstract) {Diego Rodriguez} 28.67
• The Onset of Pulsation in Red Giants {J. R. Percy, M. Guler} 27.1
• Period Hunting in Long-Term Light Curves of Cataclysmic Variables {H. R. Richman} 20.173
• Project SARV (Abs.) {J. R. Percy, N. Wong} 22.160
• The Pulsar Mechanism {L. J. Boss} 1.20
• Pulsation, Mass Loss, and Stellar Evolution (Abs.) {L. A. Willson} 13.81
• Radial Velocities and Photometry: FS Comae Berenices, Epsilon Aurigae, Miras, and the Search for Low-Mass Companions (Abs.) {R. Stefanik} 20.110
• Rapid Variability of Quasars {A. Quirrenbach} 22.55
• Recent Russian Literature on Variable Stars {W. M. Lowder} 1.64
• Recent Work on Mira Variables {T. G. Barnes, III, L. A. Willson} 9.3
• Searching for the White Dwarf in Dwarf Novae {A. V. Holm et al.} 20.166
• Shapley's Model for Cepheids (Abs.) {B. L. Welther}20.111
• Southern Variable/NSV Survey {R. DeMartino et al.}20.39
• The Spectra of Mira Variable Stars {R. F. Garrison} 1.39 
• Stars With Spectra Resembling Delta Delphini {D. Hoffleit} 9.38
• Starspots: An Unconventional Source of Variability {D. S. Evans} 15.263
• The Study of Variable Stars: A Window for Understanding the Process of Science for Students in Our Schools (Abs.) {J. F. Lockwood} 23.140
• Supergiant Variables, Intermediate-Type: Request for Photoelectric Observations {J. R. Percy} 9.64
• Symbiotic Systems, An Interactive Binary Model for Eruptive (Abs.) {L. A. Willson} 10.36
• The T Tauri Stars {G. H. Herbig} 16.1
• Teaching Science through Observing Variable Stars {R. D. Benge Jr., J. A. Roberts} 23.71
• “Theoretical Glue”: Understanding the Observed Properties of Miras with the Help of Theoretical Models {L. A. Willson} 25.99
• Theory of Red Giant Variable Stars {R. S. Lipman} 6.51
• Three-Color Narrow-Band Photoelectric Photometry of Red Variables {R. F. Wing} 21.42
• Un-Named Fleming Variables {D. Hoffleit} 26.132
• Using the Hubble Space Telescope for Variable Star Observations {A. V. Holm} 21.36
• Using Old Tricks to Discover New Variable Stars {D. H. Kaiser} 23.135
• V377 Cas: A Possibly Misclassified Binocular Variable Star {W. M. Lowder} 16.94
• Variability in Stars {J. M. Huntley} 2.73
• Variable and Potentially Variable Stars in the Bright Star Catalogue (Abs.) {D. Hoffleit} 8.17
• Variable Star Notes [178 Stars] {J. A. Mattei} 4.35
• Variable Star Notes [97 Stars] {J. A. Mattei} 5.43
• Variable Star Notes (Errata) {J. A. Mattei} 5.125
• Variable Star Notes [85 Stars] {J. A. Mattei} 6.15
• Variable Stars as Observed in Infrared and Visual Radiation (Abs.) {E. B. Weston} 3.35
• Variable Stars in the Southern Open Cluster NGC 3532 (Abs.){S. Barnes} 26.162

• Letter: “A New Variable and a Rediscovery” {D. H. Kaiser} 16.130
• Light Curves for New Variable Stars in Cygnus, Lyra, and Vulpecula [LD 106–185] {L. Dahlmark} 23.34

VISION, PHYSIOLOGY OF

• Human Nocturnal Spectral Sensitivity and Photoelectric V {P. E. Hallett} 26.139

• Monitoring Visual Photometry I: Preliminary Determination of Visual Bandpass {P. L. Collins} 27.65
• An Observational Demonstration of Angle Error in Visual Magnitude Estimates {D. B. Williams} 16.118
• Visual Magnitudes and the “Average Observer”: The SS Cygni Field Experiment {R. H. Stanton} 27.97

• On the X-Ray Nova V404 Cygni {T. J. Herczeg, M. T. Maloney} 27.22