Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society 1996: Vol 280 Index

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Monthly Notices
OF THE
Royal Astronomical
Society
VOLUME 280
1996 MAY-JUNE
The Board of Editors
PROFESSOR M. J. BARLOW, DEPARTMENT OF
PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY, UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE LONDON
DR R. F CARSWELL (DEPUTY MANAGING
EDITOR), INSTITUTE OF ASTRONOMY,
CAMBRIDGE
DR J. E. DREW, ASTRONOMY GROUP,
BLACKETT LABORATORY, IMPERIAL
COLLEGE LONDON
PROFESSOR A. C. FABIAN FRS (MANAGING
EDITOR), INSTITUTE OF ASTRONOMY,
CAMBRIDGE
PROFESSOR M. W. FEAST, DEPARTMENT OF
ASTRONOMY, UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN
PROFESSOR D. R. FLOWER, DEPARTMENT OF
PHYSICS, UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM
PROFESSOR D. C. HEGGIE, DEPARTMENT OF
MATHEMATICS & STATISTICS, UNIVERSITY
OF EDINBURGH
DR D. W. HUGHES, DEPARTMENT OF
PHYSICS, UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD
PROFESSOR F. D. KAHN, DEPARTMENT OF
ASTRONOMY, UNIVERSITY OF
MANCHESTER
PROFESSOR J. C. B. PAPALOIZOU, SCHOOL OF
MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES, QUEEN MARY &
WESTFIELD COLLEGE LONDON
PROFESSOR M. J. WARD, DEPARTMENT OF
PHYSICS & ASTRONOMY, UNIVERSITY OF
LEICESTER
PROFESSOR S. D. M. WHITE, MAX-PLANCK-
INSTITUT FUR ASTROPHYSIK, GARCHING BEI
MUNCHEN
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List of key words used in the annual! subject indexes
(valid from January 1996)
This list is common to Monthly Notices of the Royal Astro- radiation mechanisms: nonthermal
nomical Society, Astronomy and Astrophysics, and The Astro- radiation mechanisms: thermal
physical Journal. In order to ease the search, the key words radiative transfer
are subdivided into broad categories. No more than six relativity
subcategories altogether should be listed for a paper. scattering
The subcategories in boldface containing the word ‘indi- shock waves
vidual’ are intended for use with specific astronomical turbulence
objects; these should never be used alone, but always in com- waves
bination with the most common names for the astronomical
objects in question. Note that each object counts as one sub-
Astronomical instrumentation, methods and techniques
category within the allowed limit of six.
The parts of the key words in italics are for reference only atmospheric effects
and should be omitted when the key words are entered on balloons
the manuscript. instrumentation: detectors
instrumentation: interferometers
General instrumentation: miscellaneous
instrumentation: photometers
book reviews
instrumentation: polarimeters
editorials, notices
instrumentation: spectrographs
errata, addenda
methods: analytical
extraterrestrial intelligence
methods: data analysis
history and philosophy of astronomy
methods: laboratory
miscellaneous
methods: miscellaneous
obituaries, biographies
methods: numerical
methods: observational
Physical data and processes
methods: statistical
acceleration of particles site testing
accretion, accretion discs space vehicles
atomic data techniques: image processing
atomic processes techniques: interferometric
black hole physics techniques: miscellaneous
chaos techniques: photometric
conduction techniques: polarimetric
convection techniques: radar astronomy
cosmic strings techniques: radial velocities
deiise matter techniques: spectroscopic
diffusion telescopes
elementary particles
equation of state Astronomical data bases
gravitation
astronomical data bases: miscellaneous
hydrodynamics
atlases
instabilities
catalogues
line: formation
surveys
line: identification
line: profiles
Astrometry and celestial mechanics
magnetic fields
(magnetohydrodynamics) MHD astrometry
masers celestial mechanics, stellar dynamics
molecular data eclipses
molecular processes ephemerides
nuciear reactions, nucleosynthesis, abundances occultations
plasmas reference systems
polarization time
stars: emission-line, Be
The Sun
Stars: evolution
Sun: abundances stars: flare
Sun: activity stars: formation
Sun: atmosphere stars: fundamental parameters (classification,
Sun: chromosphere colours, luminosities, masses, radii,
Sun: corona temperatures, etc.)
Sun: evolution stars: general
Sun: faculae, plages (stars:) Hertzsprung-Russell (HR) diagram
Sun: filaments stars: horizontal branch
Sun: flares stars: imaging
Sun: fundamental parameters stars: individual...
Sun: general stars: interiors
Sun: granulation stars: kinematics
Sun: infrared stars: late-type
Sun: interior stars: low-mass, brown dwarfs
Sun: magnetic fields stars: luminosity function, mass function
Sun: oscillations stars: magnetic fields
Sun: particle emission stars: mass-loss
Sun: photosphere stars: neutron
Sun: prominences (stars:) novae, cataclysmic variables
Sun: radio radiation stars: oscillations (including pulsations)
Sun: rotation stars: peculiar (except chemically peculiar)
(Sun:) solar-terrestrial relations (stars:) planetary systems
(Sun:) solar wind stars: Population I
(Sun:) sunspots stars: pre-main-sequence
Sun: transition region (stars:) pulsars: general
Sun: UV radiation (stars:) pulsars: individual:...
Sun: X-rays, gamma-rays stars: rotation
stars: statistics
Solar system
(stars:) subdwarfs
comets: general (stars:) supergiants
comets: individual... . (stars:) supernovae: general
Earth (stars:) supernovae: individual:. ..
interplanetary medium (stars: variables:) Cepheids
meteors, meteoroids (stars: variables:) 6 Scuti
minor planets, asteroids stars: variables: other
Moon (stars:) white dwarfs
planets and satellites: general stars: Wolf-Rayet
planets and satellites: individual:...
Solar system: formation
Solar system: general Interstellar medium (ISM), nebulae
ISM: abundances
Stars
ISM: atoms
stars: abundances ISM: bubbles
stars: activity ISM: clouds
stars: AGB and post-AGB (ISM:) cosmic rays
stars: atmospheres (ISM:) dust, extinction
(stars:) binaries (including multiple): close ISM: general
(stars:) binaries: eclipsing ISM: globules
(stars:) binaries: general (ISM:) Hu regions
(stars:) binaries: spectroscopic ISM: individual:...
(stars:) binaries: symbiotic (except planetary nebulae)
(stars:) binaries: visual ISM: jets and outflows
(stars:) blue stragglers ISM: kinematics and dynamics
stars: carbon ISM: magnetic fields
stars: chemically peculiar ISM: molecules
stars: chromospheres (ISM:) planetary nebulae: general
(stars:) circumstellar matter (ISM:) planetary nebulae: individual: ...
stars: coronae (ISM;) reflection nebulae
stars: distances ISM: structure
Stars: early-type (ISM;) supernova remnants
The Galaxy (galaxies:) quasars: individual:...
galaxies: Seyfert
Galaxy: abundances galaxies: spixal
Galaxy: centre galaxies: starburst
Galaxy: evolution galaxies: star clusters
Galaxy: formation galaxies: statistics
Galaxy: fundamental parameters galaxies: stellar content
Galaxy: general galaxies: structure
(Galaxy:) globular clusters: general
(Galaxy:) globular clusters: individual: ... Cosmology
Galaxy: halo
Galaxy: kinematics and dynamics (cosmology:) cosmic microwave background
(Galaxy:) open clusters and associations: general cosmology: miscellaneous
(Galaxy:) open clusters and associations: individual: ... cosmology: observations
cosmology: theory
(Galaxy:) solar neighbourhood
Galaxy: stellar content (cosmology:) dark matter
Galaxy: structure (cosmology:) diffuse radiation
(cosmology:) distance scale
Galaxies (cosmology:) early Universe
(cosmology:) gravitational lensing
galaxies: abundances
(cosmology:) large-scale structure of Universe
galaxies: active
(galaxies:) BL Lacertae objects: general
Sources as a function of wavelength
(galaxies:) BL Lacertae objects: individual:...
galaxies: clusters: general gamma-rays: bursts
galaxies: clusters: individual:... gamma-rays: observations
galaxies: compact gamma-rays: theory
(galaxies:) cooling flows infrared: galaxies
galaxies: distances and redshifts infrared: general
galaxies: elliptical and lenticular, cD infrared: ISM: continuum
galaxies: evolution infrared: ISM: lines and bands
galaxies: formation infrared: Solar system
galaxies: fundamental parameters infrared: stars
(classification, colours, luminosities, masses, radii, etc.) radio continuum: galaxies
galaxies: general radio continuum: general
galaxies: haloes radio continuum: ISM
galaxies: individual:... radio continuum: Solar system
galaxies: interactions radio continuum: stars
(galaxies:) intergalactic medium radio lines: galaxies
galaxies: ISM radio lines: general
galaxies: irregular radio lines: ISM
galaxies: jets radio lines: Solar system
galaxies: kinematics and dynamics radio lines: stars
(galaxies:) Local Group ultraviolet: galaxies
galaxies: luminosity function, mass function ultraviolet: general
(galaxies:) Magellanic Clouds ultraviolet: ISM
galaxies: magnetic fields ultraviolet: Solar system
galaxies: nuclei ultraviolet: stars
galaxies: peculiar X-rays: bursts
galaxies: photometry X-rays: galaxies
(galaxies:) quasars: absorption lines X-rays: general
(galaxies:) quasars: emission lines X-rays: ISM
(galaxies:) quasars: general X-rays: stars

SUBJECT INDEX
General Planetary commensurabilities driven by accretion and dynamical
friction (Melita M.D., Woolfson M.M.), 280, 854
Erratum: Substructure in clusters of galaxies and the value of Q (Dutta Ultra-high-resolution measurements of the intrinsic line profiles of
S.N.), 280, 335 interstellar Cp towards € Ophiuchi and HD 169454 (Crawford I.A..,
Barlow M.J.), 280, 863
Variable hydroxyl and methanol masers in G 351.78—-0.54 (MacLeod
Physical data and processes G.C., Gaylard M.J.), 280, 868
The X-ray spectrum of the intermediate polar AO Piscium (Hellier C.,
Plasma flow in the magnetosphere of an axisymmetric rotator Mukai K., Ishida M., Fujimoto R.), 280, 877
(Bogovalov S.V.), 280, 39 The probable mass of the companion in Cygnus X-3 (Mitra A.), 280,
On the origin of the y-ray emission in blazars (Ghisellini G., Madau 953
P.), 280, 67 Non-LTE model chromospheres of € Aurigae stars (Marshall K.P.),
A simple method of accounting for correlation effects in electron 280, 977
transitions and its application in finding oscillator strengths and the New sources for Kerr and other metrics: rotating relativistic discs with
solar abundance of zirconium (Bogdanovich P., TautvaisienéG., pressure support (Pichon C., Lynden-Bell D.), 280, 1007
Rudzikas Z., Momkauskaité A.), 280, 95 Double-degenerate semidetached binaries with helium secondaries:
A distribution function calculation of the Ha profiles of high-velocity cataclysmic variables, supersoft X-ray sources, supernovae and
shocks — II. The broad component neutral precursor (Lim A.J., Raga accretion-induced collapses (Tutukov A., Yungelson L.), 280,
A.C.), 280, 103 1035
A distribution function calculation of the Ha profiles of high-velocity The chemistry of deuterium in hot molecular cores (Rodgers S.D.,
shocks — III. Profiles from varying angles of observation (Lim A.J.), Millar T.J.), 280, 1046
280, 115 On the cyclo-synchrotron cross-section (Gliozzi M., Bodo G.,
On hydrodynamic stability of weakly magnetized stellar radiative Ghisellini G., Trussoni E.), 289, 1094
zones (Urpin V.A.), 280, 149 Accretion mode changes in QS Tel (RE 1938-461): EUVE, ROSAT
Excitation of ion cyclotron harmonic waves in cosmic ray shock and optical observations (Rosen S.R., Mittaz J.P.D., Buckley D.A.,
precursors (McClements K.G., Dendy R.O., Drury L.O’C., Duffy Layden A.C., Clayton K.L., McCain C., Wynn G.A., Sirk M.M.,
P.), 280, 219 Osborne J.P., Watson M.G.), 280, 1121
Phase lags and coherence of X-ray variability in black hole candidates OH Zeeman measurements of the magnetic fields in four megamaser
(Nowak M.A., Vaughan B.A.), 280, 227 galaxies (Killeen N.E.B., Staveley-Smith L., Wilson W.E., Sault
The Vela supernova remnant and the Gum nebula: new perspectives at R.J.), 280, 1143
2.4 GHz (Duncan A.R., Stewart R.T., Haynes R.F., Jones K.L.), Fragmentation in a centrally condensed protostar (Burkert A.,
280, 252 Bodenheimer P.), 280, 1190
Optical and near-infrared spectropolarimetry of the infrared-luminous Spacetime modes of relativistic stars (Andersson N., Kokkotas K.D.,
galaxy IRAS 23060 + 0505 (Young S., Hough J.H., Axon D.J., Schutz B.F.), 280, 1230
Ward M.J., Bailey J.A.), 280, 291 ‘Understanding’ cosmological bulk viscosity (Zimdahl W.), 280, 1239
A homologous recycling model for hot galactic coronae (Kritsuk Equation of state in the solar convection zone and the implications of
A.G.), 280, 319 helioseismology (Elliott J.R.), 280, 1244
Unified theories of active galactic nuclei: a hard X-ray sample of Wind accretion in binary stars — II. Accretion rates (Theuns T., Boffin
Seyfert 2 galaxies (Smith D.A., Done C.), 280, 355 H.M.J., Jorissen A.), 280, 1264
Non-linear radial pulsation models for extreme helium stars: Problems with the superluminal pulsar model (Hewish A.), 280, L27
application to V652 Her (BD + 13°3224) (Fadeyev Yu.A., Lynas- Optical variability of the Large Magellanic Cloud supersoft source RX
Gray A.E.), 280, 427 J0513.9-6951 from MACHO Project photometry (Alcock C. et al.),
The role of magnetic reconnection in emission-line filaments in 280, L49
cooling flows (Jafelice L.C., Friaga A.C.S.), 280, 438
The structure of MHD shocks in molecular outflows: grain sputtering
and SiO formation (Flower D.R., Pineau des Foréts G., Field D., Astronomical instrumentation, methods and techniques
May P.W.), 280, 447
Magnetic braking of T Tauri stars (Armitage P.J., Clarke C.J.), 280, VRICCD surface photometry of Seyfert 1, Seyfert 2 and intermediate
458 Seyfert-type galaxies (Xanthopoulos E.), 280, 6
Non-LTE excitation of H2 in magnetized molecular shocks (O’Brien HD 159176: photospheric and wind-dominated light-curve analyses
L., Drury L.O’C.), 280, 550 coupled to wind modelling (Pachoulakis I.), 280, 153
Clumpy ultracompact H 11 regions — II. Cores, spheres and shells from A method for extracting maximum resolution power spectra from
subsonic flows (Redman M.P., Williams R.J.R., Dyson J.E.), 280, microwave sky maps (Tegmark M.), 280, 299
661 Field correctors for very large telescopes (Wynne C.G.), 280, 555
Clumpy ultracompact H 1! regions — III. Cometary morphologies The steady structure of a jet/cloud interaction — I. The case of a plane-
around stationary stars (Williams R.J.R., Dyson J.E., Redman parallel stratification (Canto J., Raga A.C.), 280, 559
M.P.), 280, 667 The steady structure of a jet/cloud interaction—II. The case ofa
Stability of spherical stellar systems —I. Analytical results (Perez J., spherically symmetric stratification (Raga A.C., Canto J.), 280, 567
Aly J.-J.), 280, 689 The use of Positive Matrix Factorization in the analysis of molecular
Stability of spherical stellar systems — II. Numerical results (Perez J., line spectra (Juvela M., Lehtinen K., Paatero P.), 280, 616
Alimi J.-M., Aly J.-J., Scholl H.), 280, 700 Filtering out near-surface uncertainties from helioseismic inversions
Constraints on massive black holes as dark matter candidates (Basu S., Christensen-Dalsgaard J., Pérez Hernandez F., Thompson
using Galactic globular clusters (Klessen R., Burkert A.), 280, M.J.), 280, 651
735 Counts-in-cells analysis of the statistical distribution in an N-body
Radiation drag in relativistic active galactic nucleus jets (Sikora M., simulated universe (Ueda H., Yokoyama J.), 280, 754
Sol H., Begelman M.C., Madejski G.M.), 280, 781 Radiation drag in relativistic active galactic nucleus jets (Sikora M.,
Formation of high-redshift objects in a cosmic string theory with hot Sol H., Begelman M.C., Madejski G.M.), 280, 781
dark matter (Moessner R., Brandenberger R.), 280, 797 The orbital dispersion of the macroscopic Taurid objects (Steel D.L.,
The iron Ka line complex in Compton-thick Seyfert 2 galaxies (Matt Asher D.J.), 280, 806
G., Brandt W.N., Fabian A.C.), 280, 823 New sources for Kerr and other metrics: rotating relativistic discs with
Mass motions in the atmospheres of red giants in the globular clusters pressure support (Pichon C., Lynden-Bell D.), 280, 1007
M55 and M13 (Lyons M.A., Kemp S.N., Bates B., Shaw C.R.), 280, A radial velocity spectrograph for zodiacal light (James J.F.), 280,
835 1055
On the microwave background anisotropy produced by big voids in Planetary cc abilities driven by accretion and dynamical
open universes (Fullana M.J., Arnau J.V., Saez D.), 280, 1181 friction (Melita M.D., Woolfson M.M.), 280, 854
Fragmentation in a centrally condensed protostar (Burkert A.., A radial velocity spectrograph for zodiacal light (James J.F.), 280,
Bodenheimer P.), 280, 1190 1055
The orbital evolution of P/Machholz 2 and its debris (Asher D.J., Steel The orbital evolution of P/Machholz 2 and its debris (Asher D.J., Steel
D.L.), 280, 1201 D.L), 280, 1201
Leonid meteor storms (Wu Z., Williams I.P.), 280, 1210 Leonid meteor storms (Wu Z., Williams I.P.), 280, 1210
Orbital covariance eigenproblem for asteroids and comets (Muinonen
K.), 280, 1235
Astronomical data bases
The real-space correlation function measured from the APM Galaxy
Stars
Survey (Baugh C.M.), 280, 267
A deep ROSAT survey — V. The extragalactic populations at faint
The determination of the rotational periods of the rapidly oscillating
fluxes (Georgantopoulos I., Stewart G.C., Shanks T., Boyle B.J.,
Ap stars from their mean light variations — V. An improved rotation
Griffiths R.E.), 280, 276
period for the dipole pulsator HD 6532 (Kurtz D.W., Marang F., van
A survey of the Galactic plane for 6.7-GHz methanol masers — I.
Wyk F., Roberts G.), 280, |
[= 325°—335°; b =—-0°53-0°53 (Ellingsen S.P., von Bibra M.L.,
Plasma flow in the magnetosphere of an axisymmetric rotator
McCulloch P.M., Norris R.P., Deshpande A.A., Phillips C.J.), 280,
(Bogovalov S.V.), 280, 39
378
Spectral analysis of M dwarfs (Jones H.R.A., Longmore A.J., Allard
The clustering ofb lue and red galaxies at B ~ 25.5 mag (Roche N.,
F., Hauschildt P.H.), 280, 77
Shanks T., Metcalfe N., Fong R.), 280, 397
Elemental abundance analyses with DAO spectrograms — XV. The
ROSAT PSPC X-ray spectral survey of W UMa systems (McGale P.A.,
Pye J.P., Hodgkin S.T.), 280, 627 superficially normal late B-type and early A-type stars Merak, 2
Large-scale structure in a new deep /RAS galaxy redshift survey Draconis and x Cephei (Adelman S.J.), 280, 130
(Oliver S.J., Rowan-Robinson M., Broadhurst T.J., McMahon R.G., Pulsar beams —conal not patchy (Gil J., Krawczyk A.), 280, 143
Saunders W., Taylor A., Lawrence A., Lonsdale C.J., Hacking P., On hydrodynamic stability of weakly magnetized stellar radiative
Conrow T.), 280, 673 zones (Urpin V.A.), 280, 149
Testing Ansatze for quasi-non-linear clustering: the linear APM power HD 159176: photospheric and wind-dominated light-curve analyses
spectrum (Baugh C.M., Gaztafiaga E.), 280, L37 coupled to wind modelling (Pachoulakis I.), 280, 153
Excitation of ion cyclotron harmonic waves in cosmic ray shock
precursors (McClements K.G., Dendy R.O., Drury L.O’C., Duffy
Astrometry and celestial mechanics P.), 280, 219
Elemental abundances of field horizontal branch stars —IV. HD 74721,
Stability of spherical stellar systems —I. Analytical results (Perez J., 86986 and 93329 (Adelman S.J., Philip A.G.D.), 280, 285
Aly J.-J.), 280, 689 Observations of the millisecond pulsar J0437—4715 at 76 MHz
Stability of spherical stellar systems — II. Numerical results (Perez J., (McConnell D., Ables J.G., Bailes M., Erickson W.C.), 280, 331
Alimi J.-M., Aly J.-J., Scholl H.), 280, 700 A survey of the Galactic plane for 6.7~GHz methanol masers — I.
The orbital dispersion of the macroscopic Taurid objects (Steel D.L., 1=325°-335°; b =-0°53-0°53 (Ellingsen S.P., von Bibra M.L.,
Asher D.J.), 280, 806 McCulloch P.M., Norris R.P., Deshpande A.A., Phillips C.J.), 280,
Jeans and Boltzmann solutions for oblate galaxies with flat rotation 378
curves (de Zeeuw P.T., Evans N.W., Schwarzschild M.), 280, 903 Non-linear radial pulsation models for extreme helium stars:
New sources for Kerr and other metrics: rotating relativistic discs with application to V652 Her (BD + 13°3224) (Fadeyev Yu.A., Lynas-
pressure support (Pichon C., Lynden-Bell D.), 280, 1007 Gray A.E.), 280, 427
Finite-mass isothermal spheres and the structure of globular clusters Magnetic braking of T Tauri stars (Armitage P.J., Clarke C.J.), 280,
(Madsen J.), 280, 1089 458
Leonid meteor storms (Wu Z., Williams I.P.), 280, 1210 Spectroscopic imaging of the secondary star in AM Her (Davey S.C.,
Orbital covariance eigenproblem for asteroids and comets (Muinonen Smith R.C.), 280, 481
K.), 280, 1235 UZ Leo and CV Cyg: two evolved contact binaries (Vink6 J., Hegediis
T., Hendry P.D.), 280, 489
The Sun Retention fractions for globular cluster neutron stars (Drukier G.A.),
280, 498
Plasma flow in the magnetosphere of an axisymmetric rotator ST Pup: a binary Type II Cepheid with a peculiar chemical compo-
(Bogovalov S.V.), 280, 39 sition (Gonzalez G., Wallerstein G.), 280, 515
A simple method of accounting for correlation effects in electron Mid-infrared properties of globular clusters using the JRAS data base
transitions and its application in finding oscillator strengths and the (Origlia L., Ferraro F.R., Fusi Pecci F.), 280, 572
solar abundance of zirconium (Bogdanovich P., TautvaisienéG., ROSAT PSPC X-ray spectral survey of W UMa systems (McGale P.A.,
Rudzikas Z., Momkauskaité A.), 280, 95 Pye J.P., Hodgkin S.T.), 280, 627
Filtering out near-surface uncertainties from helioseismic inversions Clumpy ultracompact H 11 regions — II. Cores, spheres and shells from
(Basu S., Christensen-Dalsgaard J., Pérez Hernandez F., Thompson subsonic flows (Redman M.P., Williams R.J.R., Dyson J.E.), 280,
M.J.), 280, 651 661
Solar core rotation: low-degree solar p-mode rotational splitting results Clumpy ultracompact H 11 regions — III. Cometary morphologies
from BiSON (Chaplin W.J., Elsworth Y., Howe R., Isaak G.R., around stationary stars (Williams R.J.R., Dyson J.E., Redman
McLeod C.P., Miller B.A., New R.), 280, 849 M.P.), 280, 667
Measuring stellar oscillations using equivalent widths of absorption Mass motions in the atmospheres of red giants in the globular clusters
lines (Bedding T.R., Kjeldsen H., Reetz J., Barbuy B.), 280, 1155 M55 and M13 (Lyons M.A., Kemp S.N., Bates B., Shaw C.R.), 280,
Low-degree, / = 4 modes in full-disc BiSON helioseismological data 835
(Chaplin W.J., Elsworth Y., Howe R., Isaak G.R., McLeod C.P., Ultra-high-resolution measurements of the intrinsic line profiles of
Miller B.A., New R.), 280, 1162 interstellar C2 towards € Ophiuchi and HD 169454 (Crawford L.A.,
Equation of state in the solar convection zone and the implications of Barlow M.J.), 280, 863
helioseismology (Elliott J.R.), 280, 1244 Variable hydroxyl and methanol masers in G 351.78-0.54 (MacLeod
G.C., Gaylard M.J.), 280, 868
The X-ray spectrum of the intermediate polar AO Piscium (Hellier C.,
Solar system Mukai K., Ishida M., Fujimoto R.), 280, 877
The binary Cepheid W Sgr (Albrow M.D., Cottrell P.L.), 280, 917
The orbital dispersion of the macroscopic Taurid objects (Steel D.L., On the interpretation of intermediate polar X-ray power spectra
Asher D.J.), 280, 806 (Norton A.J., Beardmore A.P., Taylor P.), 280, 937
The probable mass of the companion in Cygnus X-3 (Mitra A.), 280, The steady structure of a jet/cloud interaction — II. The case of a
spherically symmetric stratification (Raga A.C., Canté J.), 280,
Multifrequency observations of the Wolf—Rayet star WR 146: another 567
colliding-wind binary? (Dougherty S.M., Williams P.M., van der Mid-infrared properties of globular clusters using the /RAS data base
Hucht K.A., Bode M.F., Davis R.J.), 280, 963 (Origlia L., Ferraro F.R., Fusi Pecci F.), 280, 572
Non-LTE model chromospheres of € Aurigae stars (Marshall K.P.), The use of Pos‘tive Matrix Factorization in the analysis of molecular
280, 977 line spectra Suvela M., Lehtinen K., Paatero P.), 280, 616
An evolutionary scenario for short-period millisecond binary pulsars Clumpy ultracompact H 11 regions — II. Cores, spheres and shells from
(Ergma E., Sarna M.J.), 280, 1000 subsonic flows (Redman M.P., Williams R.J.R., Dyson J.E.), 280,
New H | absorption measurements towards six pulsars (Saravanan T.P., 661
Deshpande A.A., Wilson W., Davies E., McCulloch P.M., Clumpy ultracompact H 1! regions — III. Cometary morphologies
McConnell D.), 280, 1027 around stationary stars (Williams R.J.R., Dyson J.E., Redman
Double-degenerate semidetached binaries with helium secondaries: M.P.), 280, 667
cataclysmic variables, supersoft X-ray sources, supernovae and Supershells as probe particles for the study of the galactic spin
accretion-induced collapses (Tutukov A., Yungelson L.), 280, orientation (Silich S.A., Mashchenko S.Ya., Tenorio-Tagle G.,
1035 Franco J.), 280, 711
The spectral energy distribution and mass-loss history of IRC + 10420 The chemical composition of H 1! regions in the outer Galaxy (Vilchez
(Oudmaijer R.D., Groenewegen M.A.T., Matthews H.E., Blomm- J.M., Esteban C.), 280, 720
aert J.A.D.L., Sahu K.C.), 280, 1062 Ultra-high-resolution measurements of the intrinsic line profiles of
An improved HR diagram for Chamaeleon I pre-main-sequence stars intersteilar C2 towards € Ophiuchi and HD 169454 (Crawford L.A.,
(Lawson W.A., Feigelson E.D., Huenemoerder D.P.), 280, 1071 Barlow M.J.), 280, 863
The chemical evolution of a galactic disc with infall and radial motions Variable hydroxyl and methanol masers in G 351.78—0.54 (MacLeod
—II. Departures from centrifugal equilibrium (Pitts E., Tayler R.J.), G.C., Gaylard M.J.), 280, 868
280, 1101 An investigation of the 3-m emission bands in planetary nebulae
Accretion mode changes in QS Tel (RE 1938-461): EUVE, ROSAT (Roche P.F., Lucas P.W., Hoare M.G., Aitken D.K., Smith C.H.),
and optical observations (Rosen S.R., Mittaz J.P.D., Buckley D.A., 280, 924
Layden A.C., Clayton K.L., McCain C., Wynn G.A., Sirk M.M., New H | absorption measurements towards six pulsars (Saravanan T.P.,
Osborne J.P., Watson M.G.), 280, 1121 Deshpande A.A., Wilson W., Davies E., McCulloch P.M.,
Measuring stellar oscillations using equivalent widths of absorption McConnell D.), 280, 1027
lines (Bedding T.R., Kjeldsen H., Reetz J., Barbuy B.), 280, 1155 The chemistry of deuterium in hot molecular cores (Rodgers S.D.,
Fragmentation in a centrally condensed protostar (Burkert A., Millar T.J.), 280, 1046
Bodenheimer P.), 280, 1190 A radial velocity spectrograph for zodiacal light (James J.F.), 280,
Near-infrared observations of L1551-IRS 5 with image sharpening 1055
(Lucas P.W., Roche P.F.), 280, 1219 An improved HR diagram for Chamaeleon I pre-main-sequence stars
Space-time modes of relativistic stars (Andersson N., Kokkotas K.D., (Lawson W.A., Feigelson E.D., Huenemoerder D.P.), 280, 1071
Schutz B.F.), 280, 1230 Radio recombination line (H92a) observations of Sgr E (Cram L.E.,
Wind accretion in binary stars — II. Accretion rates (Theuns T., Boffin Claussen M.J., Beasley A.J., Gray A.D., Goss W.M.), 280, 1110
H.M.J., Jorissen A.), 280, 1264 The implications of large dust masses at high redshifts: a first look at
Photometry of the post-common-envelope binary PG 0308 + 096 galactic evolution in the submillimetre waveband (Eales S.A.,
(Somers M.W., Lockley J.J., Naylor T., Wood J.H.), 280, 1277 Edmunds M.G.), 280, 1167
High gas densities in OMC1-North protostar candidates (Greaves J.S.), Near-infrared observations of L1551-IRS 5 with image sharpening
280, 1293 (Lucas P.W., Roche P.F.), 280, 1219
X-ray detection of Supernova 1988Z with the ROSAT High Resolution High gas densities in OMC1-North protostar candidates (Greaves J.S.),
Imager (Fabian A.C., Terlevich R.), 280, LS 280, 1293
Problems with the superluminal pulsar model (Hewish A.), 280, L27
On the rotational velocities of Be and Be-shell stars (Porter J.M.), 280,
L31 The Galaxy
Optical variability of the Large Magellanic Cloud supersoft source RX
J0513.9-6951 from MACHO Project photometry (Alcock C. et al.), Retention fractions for globular cluster neutron stars (Drukier G.A.),
280, L49 280, 498
Mid-infrared properties of globular clusters using the RAS data base
(Origlia L., Ferraro F.R., Fusi Pecci F.), 280, 572
Interstellar medium (ISM), nebulae The chemical composition of H 1 regions in the outer Galaxy (Vilchez
J.M., Esteban C.), 280, 720
A distribution function calculation of the Ha profiles of high-velocity Constraints on massive black holes as dark matter candidates using
shocks — II. The broad component neutral precursor (Lim A.J., Raga Galactic globular clusters (Klessen R., Burkert A.), 280, 735
A.C.), 280, 103 Mass motions in the atmospheres of red giants in the globular clusters
A distribution function calculation of the Ha profiles of high-velocity MSS and M13 (Lyons M.A., Kemp S.N., Bates B., Shaw C.R.), 280,
shocks — III. Profiles from varying angles of observation (Lim A.J.), 835
280, 115 The M87 globular cluster system revisited (Elson R.A.W., Santiago
Excitation of ion cyclotron harmonic waves in cosmic ray shock B.X.), 280, 971
precursors (McClements K.G., Dendy R.O., Drury L.O’C., Duffy Finite-mass isothermal spheres and the structure of globular clusters
P.), 280, 219 (Madsen J.), 280, 1089
The Vela supernova remnant and the Gum nebula: new perspectives at Radio recombination line (H92a) observations of Sgr E (Cram L.E.,
2.4 GHz (Duncan A.R., Stewart R.T., Haynes R.F., Jones K.L.), Claussen M.J., Beasley A.J., Gray A.D., Goss W.M.), 280, 1110
280, 252
A survey of the Galactic plane for 6.7~-GHz methanol masers — I.
1 = 325°-335°; b =—0°53-0°53 (Ellingsen S.P., von Bibra M.L., Galaxies
McCulloch P.M., Norris R.P., Deshpande A.A., Phillips C.J.), 280,
378 VRICCD surface photometry of Seyfert 1, Seyfert 2 and intermediate
The structure of MHD shocks in molecular outflows: grain sputtering Seyfert-type galaxies (Xanthopoulos E.), 280, 6
and SiO formation (Flower D.R., Pineau des Foréts G., Field D., Narrow-band imaging of the circumnuclear emission-line region of
May P.W.), 280, 447 M81 (Golev V., Yankulova I., Bonev T.), 280, 29
Non-LTE excitation of H2 in magnetized molecular shocks (O’Brien The emission-line knot in the Seyfert 2 galaxy NGC 5347 (Gonzalez
L., Drury L.O’C.), 280, 550 Delgado R.M., Pérez E.), 280, 53
The steady structure of a jet/cloud interaction —I. The case of a plane- On the origin of the y-ray emission in blazars (Ghisellini G., Madau
parallel stratification (Canto J., Raga A.C.), 280, 559 P.), 280, 67
The Fundamental Plane for cluster E and SO galaxies (Jorgensen I., OH Zeeman measurements of the magnetic fields in four megamaser
Franx M., Kjzrgaard P.), 280, 167 galaxies (Killeen N.E.B., Staveley-Smith L., Wilson W.E., Sault
Sampling effects on cosmological dipoles (Kolokotronis V., Plionis R.J.), 280, 1143
M., Coles P., Borgani S., Moscardini L.), 280, 186 The implications of large dust masses at high redshifts: a first look at
Cluster mass reconstruction from weak gravitational lensing (Wilson galactic evolution in the submillimetre waveband (Eales S.A.,
G., Cole S., Frenk C.S.), 280, 199 Edmunds M.G.), 280, 1167
Autofib Redshift Survey — I. Evolution of the galaxy luminosity Deprojection of axially symmetric objects (Kochanek C.S., Rybicki
function (Ellis R.S., Colless M., Broadhurst T., Heyl J., Glazebrook G.B.), 280, 1257
K.), 280, 235 Unusual radio and optical structures in the Seyfert galaxy Markarian 6
The real-space correlation function measured from the APM Galaxy (Kukula M.J., Holloway A.J., Pedlar A., Meaburn J., Lopez J.A.,
Survey (Baugh C.M.), 280, 267 Axon D.J., Schilizzi R.T., Baum S.A.), 280, 1283
A deep ROSAT survey — V. The extragalactic populations at faint Two variable quasars at z > 4 (Hawkins M.R.S., Shaver P.A., Clements
fluxes (Georgantopoulos I., Stewart G.C., Shanks T., Boyle B.J., D., van der Werf P.), 280, L1
Griffiths R.E.), 280, 276 Evolution of the aligned structures in z ~ | radio galaxies (Best P.N.,
Optical and near-infrared spectropolarimetry of the infrared-luminous Longair M.S., Réttgering H.J.A.), 280, L9
galaxy IRAS 23060 + 0505 (Young S., Hough J.H., Axon D.J., The Fundamental Plane of elliptical galaxies and the virial theorem
Ward M.J., Bailey J.A.), 280, 291 (Levine S.E., Aguilar L.A.), 280, L13
Interaction in the bimodal galaxy cluster A3528 (Schindler S.), 280, Testing Ansatze for quasi-non-linear clustering: the linear APM power
309 spectrum (Baugh C.M., Gaztafiaga E.), 280, L37
A homologous recycling model for hot galactic coronae (Kritsuk Candidate primeval galaxies in the Hubble Deep Field (Clements D.L..,
A.G.), 280, 319 Couch W.J.), 280, L43
Erratum: Substructure in clusters of galaxies and the value of Q (Dutta Optical variability of the Large Magellanic Cloud supersoft source RX
S.N.), 280, 335 J0513.9-6951 from MACHO Project photometry (Alcock C. et al.),
The number, luminosity and mass density of spiral galaxies as a 280, L49
function of surface brightness (McGaugh S.S.), 280, 337
Unified theories of active galactic nuclei: a hard X-ray sample of
Seyfert 2 galaxies (Smith D.A., Done C.), 280, 355 Cosmology
The clustering of blue and red galaxies at B ~ 25.5 mag (Roche N.,
Shanks T., Metcalfe N., Fong R.), 280, 397 Sampling effects on cosmological dipoles (Kolokotronis V., Plionis
The role of magnetic reconnection in emission-line filaments in M., Coles P., Borgani S., Moscardini L.), 280, 186
cooling flows (Jafelice L.C., Friaga A.C.S.), 280, 438 Cluster mass reconstruction from weak gravitational lensing (Wilson
Faint blue galaxies as a probe of the X-ray background at high redshift G., Cole S., Frenk C.S.), 280, 199
(Treyer M.A., Lahav O.), 280, 469 Autofib Redshift Survey — I. Evolution of the galaxy luminosity
Optical observations of Dwingeloo |, a nearby barred spiral galaxy function (Ellis R.S., Colless M., Broadhurst T., Heyl J., Glazebrook
behind the Milky Way (Loan A.J., Maddox S.J., Lahav O., Balcells K.), 280, 235
M., Kraan-Korteweg R.C., Assendorp R., Aimoznino E., Brosch The real-space correlation function measured from the APM Galaxy
N., Goldberg E., Ofek E.O.), 280, 537 Survey (Baugh C.M.), 280, 267
Mid-infrared properties of globular clusters using the JRAS data base A deep ROSAT survey — V. The extragalactic populations at faint
(Origlia L., Ferraro F.R., Fusi Pecci F.), 280, 572 fluxes (Georgantopoulos I., Stewart G.C., Shanks T., Boyle B.J.,
Near-infrared surface photometry of ‘Sixty Micron Peaker’ galaxies Griffiths R.E.), 280, 276
(Heisler C.A., De Robertis M.M., Nadeau D.), 280, 579 A method for extracting maximum resolution power spectra from
Formation rate of gravitational structures and the cosmic X-ray microwave sky maps (Tegmark M.), 280, 299
background radiation (Kitayama T., Suto Y.), 280, 638 Interaction in the bimodal galaxy cluster A3528 (Schindler S.), 280,
Large-scale structure in a new deep /RAS galaxy redshift survey 309
(Oliver S.J., Rowan-Robinson M., Broadhurst T.J., McMahon R.G., Erratum: Substructure in clusters of galaxies and the value of Q (Dutta
Saunders W., Taylor A., Lawrence A., Lonsdale C.J., Hacking P., S.N.), 280, 335
Conrow T.), 280, 673 The clustering of blue and red galaxies at B ~ 25.5 mag (Roche N.,
Supershells as probe particles for the study of the galactic spin Shanks T., Metcalfe N., Fong R.), 280, 397
orientation (Silich S.A., Mashchenko S.Ya., Tenorio-Tagle G., Faint blue galaxies as a probe of the X-ray background at high redshift
Franco J.), 280,711 (Treyer M.A., Lahav O.), 280, 469
The chemical composition of H 11 regions in the outer Galaxy (Vilchez Formation rate of gravitational structures and the cosmic X-ray
J.M., Esteban C.), 280, 720 background radiation (Kitayama T., Suto Y.), 280, 638
The epoch of structure formation in blue mixed dark matter models Large-scale structure in a new deep /RAS galaxy redshift survey
(Borgani S., Lucchin F., Matarrese S., Moscardini L.), 280, 749 (Oliver S.J., Rowan-Robinson M., Broadhurst T.J., McMahon R.G.,
Counts-in-cells analysis of the statistical distribution in an N-body Saunders W., Taylor A., Lawrence A., Lonsdale C.J., Hacking P.,
simulated universe (Ueda H., Yokoyama J.), 280, 754 Conrow T.), 280, 673
Analysis of Lya absorption lines in the vicinity of QSOs (Srianand R.., Constraints on massive black holes as dark matter candidates using
Khare P.), 280, 767 Galactic globular clusters (Klessen R., Burkert A.), 280, 735
Radiation drag in relativistic active galactic nucleus jets (Sikora M., The epoch of structure formation in blue mixed dark matter models
Sol H., Begelman M.C., Madejski G.M.), 280, 781 (Borgani S., Lucchin F., Matarrese S., Moscardini L.), 280, 749
The iron Ka line complex in Compton-thick Seyfert 2 galaxies (Matt Counts-in-cells analysis of the statistical distribution in an N-body
G., Brandt W.N., Fabian A.C.), 280, 823 simulated universe (Ueda H., Yokoyama J.), 280, 754
Imaging oft he field of4 C 41.17 below the Lyman limit (Lacy M., Formation of high-redshift objects in a cosmic string theory with hot
Rawlings S.), 280, 888 dark matter (Moessner R., Brandenberger R.), 280, 797
Stellar population of elliptical galaxies in different environments: On the microwave background anisotropy produced by big voids in
spectroscopic CO observations (Mobasher B., James P.A.), 280, 895 open universes (Fullana M.J., Arnau J.V., Saez D.), 280, 1181
Jeans and Boltzmann solutions for oblate galaxies with flat rotation ‘Understanding’ cosmological bulk viscosity (Zimdahl W.), 280, 1239
curves (de Zeeuw P.T., Evans N.W., Schwarzschild M.), 280, 903 Non-linear evolution of cosmological power spectra (Peacock J.A.,
The M87 globular cluster system revisited (Elson R.A.W., Santiago Dodds S.J.), 280, L19
B.X.), 280, 971 Testing Ansatze for quasi-non-linear clustering: the linear APM power
New sources for Kerr and other metrics: rotating relativistic discs with spectrum (Baugh C.M., Gaztafiaga E.), 280, L37
pressure support (Pichon C., Lynden-Bell D.), 280, 1007
Finite-mass isotherma! spheres and the structure of globular clusters
(Madsen J.), 280, 1089 Sources as a function of wavelength
The chemical evolution of a galactic disc with infall and radial motions
— II. Departures from centrifugal equilibrium (Pitts E., Tayler R.J.), On the origin of the y-ray emission in blazars (Ghisellini G., Madau
280, 1101 P.), 280, 67