A sixty night campaign on dwarf novae - a progress report.

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1990apcb.conf...97J
Jones, D. H. P.; Charles, P. A.; Dhillon, V. S.; King, D. L.; Arevalo, M.-J.; Casares, J.; Cepa, J.; Gonzales, I.; Gonzales, R.; Kidger, M. R.; Lazaro, C.; Baruch, J. E. F.; Johnson, P.; Biernicowicz, R.; Callanan, P. J.; Harlaftis, E. H.; Gimenez, A.; Hassall, B. J. M.; Hellier, C.; Mason, K. O.; Mukai, K.; Naylor, T.; Reglero, V.; Rutten, R. G. M.; van Paradijs, J.
Bibliographical reference

Cataclysmic Variables and Low-Mass X-Ray Binaries, Proceedings of the 11th North American Workshop held 9-13 October 1989 in Sante Fe, 1989. Edited by C.W. Mauche. ISBN 0521402123. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 1990, p. 97 - 100

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1990
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2
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Dwarf novae
Photometry
Spectroscopy

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