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THE SPECTRUM OF NOVA CYGNI-1920

Walter S. Adams, Alfred H. Joy

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-44 -51 "59Components "a" and "b," which are separated from each other by only angstroms, blend at Hß, and are barely resolved for the systems H7 and Hô.While there is little question of the duplicity, the measurement of these components may be somewhat inexact because of their closeness.There is perhaps some uncertainty with respect to component "d," which is faint and is not recorded so definitely as the others, but it is probably present, and may be double.

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-44 -51 "59Components "a" and "b," which are separated from each other by only angstroms, blend at Hß, and are barely resolved for the systems H7 and Hô.While there is little question of the duplicity, the measurement of these components may be somewhat inexact because of their closeness.There is perhaps some uncertainty with respect to component "d," which is faint and is not recorded so definitely as the others, but it is probably present, and may be double.

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-44 -51 "59Components "a" and "b," which are separated from each other by only angstroms, blend at Hß, and are barely resolved for the systems H7 and Hô.While there is little question of the duplicity, the measurement of these components may be somewhat inexact because of their closeness.There is perhaps some uncertainty with respect to component "d," which is faint and is not recorded so definitely as the others, but it is probably present, and may be double.

Key concepts: Nova (rocket), Physics, Astrophysics, Astronomy, Engineering, Aeronautics

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