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H-alpha and H-beta line profiles of Be stars

G. Fontaine, B. Villeneuve, J. D. Landstreet, R. H. Taylor

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H-alpha line profiles for 25 emission-line and shell stars are presented. A total of 39 H-alpha scans have been obtained, including multiple observations of 11 of the program stars. In addition, H-beta measurements for 10 of those objects are given. These data were obtained with the University of Western Ontario intensifier dissector scanner.

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H-alpha line profiles for 25 emission-line and shell stars are presented. A total of 39 H-alpha scans have been obtained, including multiple observations of 11 of the program stars. In addition, H-beta measurements for 10 of those objects are given. These data were obtained with the University of Western Ontario intensifier dissector scanner.

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H-alpha line profiles for 25 emission-line and shell stars are presented. A total of 39 H-alpha scans have been obtained, including multiple observations of 11 of the program stars. In addition, H-beta measurements for 10 of those objects are given. These data were obtained with the University of Western Ontario intensifier dissector scanner.

Key concepts: Stars, Physics, H-alpha, Line (geometry), Astrophysics, Spectral line, Astronomical spectroscopy, Emission spectrum

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