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| [M91] B183232.3-073824 , the SIMBAD biblio (11 results) | C.D.S. - SIMBAD4 rel 1.8 - 2026.10.18CEST22:15:27 |
| Bibcode/DOI | Score |
in Title|Abstract| Keywords |
in a table | in teXt, Caption, ... | Nb occurence | Nb objects in ref |
Citations (from ADS) |
Title | First 3 Authors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1995MNRAS.272...96C | 273 | 279 | Galactic methanol masers at 6.6 GHz. | CASWELL J.L., VAILE R.A., ELLINGSEN S.P., et al. | |||||
| 1995MNRAS.274.1126C | 136 | 77 | Galactic methanol masers at 12 GHz. | CASWELL J.L., VAILE R.A., ELLINGSEN S.P., et al. | |||||
| 1995PASA...12...37C | 52 | 50 | Variability of methanol masers. | CASWELL J.L., VAILE R.A. and ELLINGSEN S.P. | |||||
| 2000MNRAS.313..599C | 92 | 39 | Methanol masers at 107.0 and 156.6GHz. | CASWELL J.L., YI J., BOOTH R.S., et al. | |||||
| 2002A&A...392..277S | 157 | 62 | 6.7 GHz methanol masers at sites of star formation. A blind survey of the Galactic plane between 20°≤l≤40° and |b|≤0.52°. | SZYMCZAK M., KUS A.J., HRYNEK G., et al. | |||||
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2002ARep...46..293V |
124 | 0 | A study of class II methanol maser condensations in the star-forming region W48. | VAL'TTS I.E. and LYUBCHENKO S.Y. | |||||
| 2003MNRAS.339....1S | 89 | 14 | Monitoring of 6-cm excited OH masers - II. | SMITS D.P. | |||||
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2004A&A...414..235S |
98 | 29 | Observations of hydroxyl ground state transitions in a complete sample of methanol sources. | SZYMCZAK M. and GERARD E. | |||||
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2005A&A...434..613S |
79 | 37 | Masers as signposts of high-mass protostars. A water maser survey of methanol maser sources. | SZYMCZAK M., PILLAI T. and MENTEN K.M. | |||||
| 2011MNRAS.411.2059C | 1517 | T A | D | S X C | 38 | 4 | 9 |
Blueshifted outflow from 24.329+0.145. |
CASWELL J.L. and GREEN J.A. |
| 2013MNRAS.431.1180C | 77 | 18 | Parkes full polarization spectra of OH masers - I. Galactic longitudes 350° through the Galactic Centre to 41°. | CASWELL J.L., GREEN J.A. and PHILLIPS C.J. |