NAME Cygnus Molecular Cloud , the SIMBAD biblio

NAME Cygnus Molecular Cloud , the SIMBAD biblio (64 results) C.D.S. - SIMBAD4 rel 1.8 - 2026.10.17CEST10:28:29

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(from ADS) 		Title First 3 Authors
1949ApJ...110...67W 57 17 Anomalous spectra of stars of class A. WALTHER M.E.
1953RA......3....1M 65 T                   1 13 2 Five new
Cygnus-cloud variables, VV 11-15. 		MILLER W.J.S.J.
1954RA......3..129M 65 T                   1 13 0 VV 16-20, variables in the
Cygnus cloud. 		MILLER W.J.S.J.
1958RA......6...65M 65 T                   1 7 0 Six new RR Lyrae variables in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 39-44. 		MILLER W.J. and WACHMANN A.A.
1958RA......6..109M 65 T                   1 26 0 Six Cepheid variables in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 45-50. 		MILLER W.J.S.J. and WACHMANN A.A.
1959RA......6..153M 66 T                   1 11 0 Ten eclipsing variables in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 51-60. 		MILLER W.J. and WACHMANN A.A.
1960RA......6..281M 66 T                   1 11 0 Ten long period variables in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 68-77. 		MILLER W.J. and WACHMANN A.A.
1961RA......6..325M 66 T                   1 10 0 Nine RR Lyrae variables in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 78-86. 		MILLER W.J. and WACHMANN A.A.
1961RA......6..361M 66 T                   1 6 0 Five Cepheid variables in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 87-91. 		MILLER W.J. and WACHMANN A.A.
1962RA......6..373M 66 T                   1 11 1 Ten eclipsing variables in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 92-101. 		MILLER W.J. and WACHMANN A.A.
1962RA......6..389M 66 T                   1 7 0 Six RR Lyrae variables in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 102-107. 		MILLER W.J. and WACHMANN A.A.
1963RA......6..401M 66 T                   1 8 0 Seven RR Lyrae variables in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 108-114. 		MILLER W.J. and WACHMANN A.A.
1963RA......6..413M 66 T                   1 11 0 Ten eclipsing variables in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 115-124. 		MILLER W.J. and WACHMANN A.A.
1963RA......6..497M 66 T                   1 7 0 Six new variables stars in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 125-130. 		MILLER W.J. and WACHMANN A.A.
1968RA......7....1M 67 T                   1 11 ~ Ten variable stars in the
Cygnus cloud, VV 141-150. 		MILLER W.J.
1968RA......7..197M 67 T                   1 11 ~ Eleven variable stars in the
Cygnus cloud, VV 151-161. 		MILLER W.J.
1968RA......7..261M 67 T                   1 11 ~ Ten new irregular red variable stars in the
Cygnus cloud, VV 181-190. 		MILLER W.J.
1968RA......7..313M 67 T                   1 201 ~ Ten new variable stars in the
Cygnus cloud, VV 191-200. 		MILLER W.J.
1968RA......7..411M 67 T                   1 11 0 Ten long period variable stars in the
Cygnus cloud, VV 201-210. 		MILLER W.J.
1969RA......7..499M 67 T                   1 8 0 Nine long period variable stars in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 233-241. 		MILLER W.J.
1969RA......8...41M 67 T                   1 11 0 Nine red variable stars in the
Cygnus cloud, VV 242-250. 		MILLER W.J.
1970RA......8..129M 67 T                   1 13 0 Twelve variable stars in the
Cygnus cloud, VV 251-262. 		MILLER W.J.
1970RA......8..149M 67 T                   1 9 0 Eight new variable stars in the
Cygnus cloud, VV 263-270. 		MILLER W.J.
1971IBVS..518....1B 67 T                   1 2 0 HBV 477 a new eclipsing variable in the
Cygnus cloud. 		BOSSEN H.
1971RA......8..167M 67 T                   1 12 0 Ten new variable stars in the
Cygnus cloud, VV 271-280. 		MILLER W.J.
1973MmSAI..44..649P 67 T                   1 15 0 On the elements of some variable stars in
Cygnus Cloud. 		PINTO G. and ROMANO G.
1973RA......8..445M 67 T                   1 12 0 Eleven red variable stars in the
Cygnus cloud, VV 480-490. 		MILLER W.J.
2004JAVSO..32..117D 9 4 Stellar photometry using old photographic plates. DAVIS A., BARKUME K., SPRINGOB C., et al.
2005ChA&A..29..370W 4 8 Properties of the infrared dark cloud G79.2+0.38. WU L.-X. and YANG J.
2005Sci...307.1292G 8 15 369 Unveiling extensive clouds of dark gas in the solar neighborhood. GRENIER I.A., CASANDJIAN J.-M. and TERRIER R.
1968RA......7..435M 67 T                   1 27 1 Ten faint long period variable stars in the
Cygnus Cloud, VV 211-220. 		MILLER W.J.
2007ApJ...671..483M 11 6 The molecular gas environment around two Herbig Ae/Be stars: resolving the outflows of LkHα 198 and LkHα 225S. MATTHEWS B.C., GRAHAM J.R., PERRIN M.D., et al.
2008ApJ...676L.123B 37           X         1 7 5 The molecular environment of the gamma-ray source TeV J2032+4130. BUTT Y.M., SCHNEIDER N., DAME T.M., et al.
2009AJ....137..431A 37           X         1 42 11 Near-IR spectroscopy of young stars in the Braid Nebula star formation region in Cygnus OB7. ASPIN C., BECK T.L., PYO T.-S., et al.
2009ApJ...695...94W 38           X         1 11 26 The nature of carbon dioxide bearing ices in quiescent molecular clouds. WHITTET D.C.B., COOK A.M., CHIAR J.E., et al.
2011AJ....141..139A 38           X         1 104 5 CSO bolocam 1.1 mm continuum mapping of the braid nebula star formation region in Cygnus OB7. ASPIN C., BECK T.L., DAVIS C.J., et al.
2011ApJ...742...28W 136 36 Observational constraints on methanol production in interstellar and preplanetary ices. WHITTET D.C.B., COOK A.M., HERBST E., et al.
2012ApJ...751...69S 23     A               1 7 12 Shocked and scorched: the tail of a tadpole in an interstellar pond. SAHAI R., MORRIS M.R. and CLAUSSEN M.J.
2012ApJ...761L..21S 38           X         1 10 12 Are large, cometary-shaped proplyds really (Free-floating) evaporating gas globules? SAHAI R., GUSTEN R. and MORRIS M.R.
2014ApJS..211...10S viz 155           X C       3 356 278 The Galactic O-Star Spectroscopic Survey (GOSSS). II. Bright southern stars. SOTA A., MAIZ APELLANIZ J., MORRELL N.I., et al.
2015A&A...573A..30G 40           X         1 22 45 [CII] absorption and emission in the diffuse interstellar medium across the Galactic plane. GERIN M., RUAUD M., GOICOECHEA J.R., et al.
2015A&A...578A..45P viz 39           X         1 450 52 E-BOSS: An Extensive stellar BOw Shock Survey. II. Catalogue second release. PERI C.S., BENAGLIA P. and ISEQUILLA N.L.
2015ARA&A..53..199G 41           X         1 41 218 The nine lives of cosmic rays in galaxies. GRENIER I.A., BLACK J.H. and STRONG A.W.
2015A&A...582A..31P 40           X         1 16 53 Planck intermediate results. XXVIII. Interstellar gas and dust in the Chamaeleon clouds as seen by Fermi LAT and Planck. PLANCK and FERMI COLLABORATIONS, ADE P.A.R., AGHANIM N., et al.
2017MNRAS.465.3011C viz 41           X         1 36 73 A population of eruptive variable protostars in VVV. CONTRERAS PENA C., LUCAS P.W., MINNITI D., et al.
2018ApJ...853..169D 42           X         1 17 46 Morphology and kinematics of filaments in the Serpens and Perseus molecular clouds. DHABAL A., MUNDY L.G., RIZZO M.J., et al.
2018ApJ...861...77M 163           X         4 13 37 Dense gas kinematics and a narrow filament in the Orion A OMC1 region using NH3. MONSCH K., PINEDA J.E., LIU H.B., et al.
2018ApJ...868...28F 96       D     X         3 74 61 A new look at T Tauri star forbidden lines: MHD-driven winds from the inner disk. FANG M., PASCUCCI I., EDWARDS S., et al.
2020MNRAS.492.5420S 85           X         2 13 40 The Hi-GAL catalogue of dusty filamentary structures in the Galactic plane. SCHISANO E., MOLINARI S., ELIA D., et al.
2020MNRAS.496.4951M 41           X         1 11 ~ Galactic extinction laws - I. A global NIR analysis with 2MASS photometry. MAIZ APELLANIZ J., PANTALEONI GONZALEZ M., BARBA R.H., et al.
2020ApJS..249...33K viz 181       D     X         5 47 ~ Molecular cloud cores with a high deuterium fraction: Nobeyama single-pointing survey. KIM G., TATEMATSU K., LIU T., et al.
2021RAA....21...45Q 334 T         X         7 4 ~ Discovery of Four New Clusters in the
Cygnus Cloud. 		QIN S.-M., LI J., CHEN L., et al.
2021A&A...656A..70E 49           X         1 10 74 The New Generation Planetary Population Synthesis (NGPPS). II. Planetary population of solar-like stars and overview of statistical results. EMSENHUBER A., MORDASINI C., BURN R., et al.
2022A&A...664L..13S 43           X         1 29 4 The Radcliffe wave as the gas spine of the Orion arm. SWIGGUM C., ALVES J., D'ONGHIA E., et al.
2022ApJ...936...57T 43           X         1 9 2 Characterizing the 3D Kinematics of Young Stars in the Radcliffe Wave. TU A.J., ZUCKER C., SPEAGLE J.S., et al.
2022A&A...667A.163M viz 43           X         1 2829 10 The star formation history of Upper Scorpius and Ophiuchus A 7D picture: positions, kinematics, and dynamical traceback ages. MIRET-ROIG N., GALLI P.A.B., OLIVARES J., et al.
2023MNRAS.521..354W viz 783           X         18 53 ~ A naive Bayes classifier for identifying Class II YSOs. WILSON A.J., LAKELAND B.S., WILSON T.J., et al.
2023ApJS..265...59Z 17       D               2 84 1 Distances to Nearby Molecular Clouds Traced by Young Stars. ZHANG M.
2023ApJ...950...52R 87           X         2 26 ~ Shaken or Stirred: The Diffuse Interstellar Medium with Exceptionally High SiO Abundance. RYBARCZYK D.R., STANIMIROVIC S. and GUSDORF A.
2023MNRAS.519..228D 409       D     X   F     9 105 2 The three-dimensional structure of galactic molecular cloud complexes out to 2.5 kpc. DHARMAWARDENA T.E., BAILER-JONES C.A.L., FOUESNEAU M., et al.
2024A&A...691A.317A 45           X         1 79 ~ The Radcliffe wave as traced by young open clusters Stellar parameters, activity indicators, and abundances of solar-type members of eight young clusters. ALONSO-SANTIAGO J., FRASCA A., BRAGAGLIA A., et al.
2025A&A...701A.285L viz 19       D               8 351 ~ Luminaries in the sky: The TESS legacy sample of bright stars I. Asteroseismic detections in naked-eye main-sequence and subgiant solar-like oscillators. LUND M.N., CHONTOS A., GRUNDAHL F., et al.
2025ApJ...994L..43H 47           X         1 24 ~ The Pre-outburst Properties of the FU Ori Object HBC 722. HERCZEG G.J. and REIPURTH B.
2026ApJ...998...54G 20       D               1 41 ~ Spectroscopic Follow-up of Gaia Alerted Young Stellar Object Variables: The Large Binocular Telescope View. GIANNINI T., GANGI M., CRUZ-SAENZ DE MIERA F., et al.

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