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Volume 10 - 1993

Contents

Page 5 of 6

Back matter

  • PAS volume 10 issue 2 Back matter

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    25 April 2016, p. b1
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Instruments and Basic Astronomy

  • Redesigning a Baker-Nunn Camera for CCD Imaging

  • B. D. Carter, M. C. B. Ashley, Y-S. Sun, J. W. V. Storey
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    25 April 2016, pp. 74-76

  • The University of NSW’s Automated Patrol Telescope is a modified Baker-Nunn satellite tracking camera, now used for CCD imaging of astronomical objects. The f/1 Baker-Nunn optical design gives a 30° field of view with an approximately spherical focal surface of radius ≈500 mm. While the focal plane curvature is tolerable across the 1.4° × 1.0° field of the present CCD, it becomes unacceptable when a larger CCD is used. In addition, the use of glass filters in the highly convergent beam produces intolerable spherical aberration. We present a design modification to the original Baker-Nunn which enables a 5° diameter flat field to be produced when using B, V, R or I filters. By making this modification, we plan to perform multicolour imaging, using a new large-format CCD with a 2.9° × 1.9° field of view.

Australian Ph.D. Theses in Astronomy: Abstracts

  • The Evolution of Activity in Post-Main-Sequence Stars

  • Anthony J Beasley
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    25 April 2016, p. 361
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Instruments and Basic Astronomy

  • The Laboratory Astrophysics Facility at University College

  • A.R. Hyland, R.G. Smith, G. Robinson
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    25 April 2016, pp. 77-81

  • A laboratory astrophysics facility for the study of the terrestrial analogues of interstellar dust grains is being developed in the Physics Department, University College, Australian Defence Force Academy. The facility consists of a gas handling system for the preparation of samples, a closed-cycle cooler and specimen chamber, and a Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectrometer capable of high resolution (0.3 cm−1) and high sensitivity measurements, currently from 1-25 μm. The layout and construction of the laboratory are described, and the proposed initial experimental program aimed at determining the optical constants of ices over a wide wavelength range for comparison with astronomical observations is discussed.

Australian Ph.D. Theses in Astronomy: Abstracts

  • Mappit: Optical Interferometry with the Anglo-Australian Telescope

  • Timothy R. Bedding
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    25 April 2016, p. 361
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Conference Report

Australian Ph.D. Theses in Astronomy: Abstracts

  • Gas Phase Interstellar Chemistry and Microwave Spectroscopy of CBrCIF2

  • R P A Bettens
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    25 April 2016, p. 362
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Australian Ph.D. Theses in Astronomy: Abstracts

  • Dark Matter in Spiral Galaxies

  • Markus Buchhorn
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    25 April 2016, p. 362
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Australian Ph.D. Theses in Astronomy: Abstracts

  • Dust Opacity and Structure of Spiral Galaxies

  • Yong-lk Byun
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    25 April 2016, p. 362
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  • Cno Abundances of Globular Cluster Giants

  • Barry F Croke
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    25 April 2016, p. 363
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  • Dynamics of Globular Cluster Systems

  • Carl J. Grillmair
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    25 April 2016, p. 363
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  • Diffraction Effects in Michelson Stellar Inteferometry

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    25 April 2016, p. 364
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  • Radio Emission from Active Late-Type Dwarf Stars

  • Jeremy Lim Jin Leong
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    25 April 2016, p. 364
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  • Polarization of Southern Pulsars

  • Tasman Derk van Ommen
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    25 April 2016, p. 365
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  • Nonlinear Wave Processes in Collisionless Plasmas

  • Douglas John Percival
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    25 April 2016, p. 365
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  • Chemically Inhomogeneous Solar Models and the Solar Neutrino Problems

  • Stuart J Robinson
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    25 April 2016, p. 365
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