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Flares and Flashes

Proceedings of the IAU Colloquium No. 151, Held in Sonneberg, Germany, 5–9 December 1994

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1995

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  1. Jochen Greiner
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  2. Hilmar W. Duerbeck
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Physics (LNP, volume 454)

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Table of contents (110 papers)

  1. Short-time flare events of EV Lac

    • B. E. Zhilyaev, I. A. Verlyuk
    Pages 80-81

  2. Observations of high-frequency activity of EV Lacertae

    • B. E. Zhilyaev, I. A. Verlyuk
    Pages 82-84

  3. Spectral and photometrical investigation of EV Lac in different states with high time resolution

    • G. M. Beskin, S. N. Mitronova, I. P. Panferova
    Pages 85-86

  4. Photoelectric observations of AD Leo: 1989–1994

    • R. Konstantinova-Antova, A. P. Antov
    Pages 87-88

  5. Multifrequency analysis of a UV Ceti flare on 1991 December 31

    • A. V. Stepanov, E. Fürst, A. Krüger, J. Hildebrandt, H. Barwig, J. H. M. M. Schmitt
    Pages 89-90

  6. A large amplitude flaring dMe star in the 1978 October 6B γ-ray burst error box

    • J. Greinen, C. Motch
    Pages 91-94

  7. A major optical flare on the recently discovered X-ray active dMe star G102-21

    • I. Pagano, R. Ventura, M. Rodonò, G. Peres, G. Micela
    Pages 95-96

  8. Flares detected on some late giants: Are they real?

    • R. Konstantinova-Antoval, M. M. Ivanov, A. P. Antov
    Pages 97-100

  9. BD+47°819, an A-type flare star with peculiar spectrosopic variatons

    • Jun-Jie Wang
    Pages 101-102

  10. The long-term behaviour of BY Dra

    • K. P. Panov, M. S. Ivanoval, J. S. W. Stegert
    Pages 103-105

  11. CN Com: a typical RS Canum Venaticorum star

    • G. A. Richter, J. Greiner
    Pages 106-107

  12. A long-duration pre-flare dip in the light curve of V1054 Oph

    • R. Ventura, L. Pagano, G. Peres, M. Rodòn
    Pages 108-109

  13. Photometric research of pre-flare and extra-flare activity of flare stars

    • G. Roizman, L. Pustil'nik, D. Pundak
    Pages 110-111

  14. Stream parameters in the neighbourhood of the L 1 point in W serpentis-type binaries

    • V. G. Karetnikov, E. V. uthardt-Menchenkova, V. V. Nazarenko
    Pages 112-114

  15. Monitoring of flare stars at nainital observatory

    • B. B. Sanwal
    Pages 115-116

  16. CCD monitoring of flare stars in stellar aggregates

    • Omar M. Kurtanidze
    Pages 117-118

  17. Automated search for flare stars continued

    • J. Winterbergs, M. Nolte, W. C. Seitter, H. W. Duerbeck, M. K. Tsvetkov, K. P. Tsvetkova
    Pages 119-120

  18. Flare stars database: Present status

    • K. P. Tsvetkova, M. K. Tsvetkov, K. Y. Stavrev
    Pages 121-124

  19. Flare star observations with a single-photon counting imaging detector

    • Donald E. Casperson, William C. Priedhorsky, Miles H. Baron, Cheng Ho
    Pages 125-128

  20. Optical observations on milli-, micro-, and nanosecond timescales

    • D. Dravins, L. Lindegren, E. Mezey
    Pages 129-130
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The contributions to the 151st IAU Colloquium cover different fields of recent research, observational as well as theoretical, on solar and stellar flares ranging from radio up to gamma-ray wavelengths. A special chapter is devoted to all-sky monitoring and, finally, the excerpts of a round-table discussion present the reader with an interesting outlook on future developments. This book is therefore a unique source for those who want to get a complete picture of this fascinating part of modern astrophysics.

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