V* V1663 Aql , the SIMBAD biblio

V* V1663 Aql , the SIMBAD biblio (39 results) C.D.S. - SIMBAD4 rel 1.8 - 2026.10.14CEST19:04:45

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2005BAVSR..54..169L         O           10 0 Sektion Kataklysmische Sterne: April - August 2005. LANGE T.
2005IAUC.8540....1P 1 2 6 Possible nova in Aquila. POJMANSKI G. and OKSANEN A.
2005IAUC.8544....1D 74 T                   1 4
V1663 Aquilae = possible nova in Aquila. 		DENNEFELD M., RICQUEBOURG F. and DAMERDJI Y.
2005IAUC.8544....2S 73 T                   1 0
V1663 Aquilae = possible nova in Aquila. 		SAMUS N.N. and KAZAROVETS E.
2005IAUC.8640....2P 74 T                   1 5
V1663 Aquilae. 		PUETTER R.C., RUDY R.J., LYNCH D.K., et al.
2006ApJ...647L.127M 4 2 29 No expanding fireball: resolving the recurrent nova RS Ophiuchi with infrared interferometry. MONNIER J.D., BARRY R.K., TRAUB W.A., et al.
2006IBVS.5721....1K viz 1754 36 The 78th name-list of variable stars. KAZAROVETS E.V., SAMUS N.N., DURLEVICH O.V., et al.
2006AN....327..895P 74 T                   3 2 An analysis of early spectroscopic observations and the light curve of the nova
V1663 Aql (
Nova Aql 2005). 		POGGIANI R.
2006JBAA..116..320B 74 T                   9 3 CCD photometry and visual observations of
V1663 Aquilae (Nova Aquilae 2005). 		BOYD D. and POYNER G.
2007A&A...464..119C 3         O           4 41 AMBER/VLTI interferometric observations of the recurrent Nova RS Ophiuchii 5.5 days after outburst. CHESNEAU O., NARDETTO N., MILLOUR F., et al.
2007ApJ...662..552H 222     A D   O X         7 23 22 A universal decline law of classical novae. II. GK Persei 1901 and novae in 2005. HACHISU I. and KATO M.
2007ApJ...663..505N 37   K     O           20 38 Swift X-ray observations of classical novae. NESS J.-U., SCHWARZ G.J., RETTER A., et al.
2007ApJ...669.1150L 578   K A     X C       15 8 7 Interferometric observations of
V1663 Aquilae (Nova Aql 2005). 		LANE B.F., RETTER A., EISNER J.A., et al.
2008ApJ...677.1248M 89       D       C       2 30 20 Novae as a class of transient X-ray sources. MUKAI K., ORIO M. and DELLA VALLE M.
2008AstL...34..249B viz 64 5 Determining the interstellar extinction and distances for Galactic novae. BURLAK M.A.
2008A&A...485..223S 15       D   O           2 27 9 Detectability of gamma-ray emission from classical novae with Swift/BAT. SENZIANI F., SKINNER G.K., JEAN P., et al.
2008AstL...34..468B 64 1 Distribution of novae in height above the galactic plane. BURLAK M.A.
2008ApJ...685..451W 15       D               1 22 34 Transient heavy element absorption systems in novae: episodic mass ejection from the secondary star. WILLIAMS R., MASON E., DELLA VALLE M., et al.
2006JAVSO..34..324B 8 0 Committee Reports: Nova Search. BECKMANN K.C.
2008PASP..120.1298K 187           X C       4 8 20 Robotic observations of the sky with TAROT: 2004-2007. KLOTZ A., BOER M., EYSSERIC J., et al.
2010ApJ...709..680H 15       D               1 30 52 A prediction formula of supersoft X-ray phase of classical novae. HACHISU I. and KATO M.
2011ApJS..197...31S viz 15       D               1 77 141 Swift X-ray observations of classical novae. II. The super soft source sample. SCHWARZ G.J., NESS J.-U., OSBORNE J.P., et al.
2011SerAJ.183....1J 38           X         1 146 4 Astronomical optical interferometry. II. Astrophysical results. JANKOV S.
2012ApJ...755..158R viz 38           X         1 9 4 Spectro-interferometric observations of classical nova V458 Vul 2007. RAJABI S., MUTERSPAUGH M.W., LANE B.F., et al.
2012AJ....144...98W 15       D               1 49 62 Origin of the "He/N" and "Fe II" spectral classes of novae. WILLIAMS R.
2012PASP..124.1057W 92       D S             5 75 54 The Stony Brook/SMARTS Atlas of (mostly) southern novae. WALTER F.M., BATTISTI A., TOWERS S.E., et al.
2012MmSAI..83..753P 38           X         1 22 4 Spectroscopic follow-up of novae. POGGIANI R.
2014MNRAS.442..713M 79             C       1 17 71 Shocks in nova outflows - I. Thermal emission. METZGER B.D., HASCOET R., VURM I., et al.
2016ApJ...825...95D 39           X         1 12 4 Collimation and asymmetry of the hot blast wave from the recurrent nova V745 Sco. DRAKE J.J., DELGADO L., LAMING J.M., et al.
2018ApJ...852..108F viz 40           X         1 34 12 A detailed observational analysis of V1324 Sco, the most gamma-ray-luminous classical nova to date. FINZELL T., CHOMIUK L., METZGER B.D., et al.
2018MNRAS.476.4162O 96       D         F     3 297 5 A new catalogue of Galactic novae: investigation of the MMRD relation and spatial distribution. OZDONMEZ A., EGE E., GUVER T., et al.
2019ApJS..242...18H 1397       D S   X C       33 81 ~ A light-curve analysis of 32 recent galactic novae: distances and white dwarf masses. HACHISU I. and KATO M.
2021ApJS..253...27H 1354       D S   X C       31 69 ~ The UBV color evolution of classical novae. IV. Time-stretched U - B)0-(MB - 2.5 log fs) and V - I)0-(MI - 2.5 log fs) color-magnitude diagrams of novae in outbursts. HACHISU I. and KATO M.
2023ApJ...959...75P 17       D               1 242 ~ The Luminosity Phase Space of Galactic and Extragalactic X-Ray Transients Out to Intermediate Redshifts. POLZIN A., MARGUTTI R., COPPEJANS D.L., et al.
2024RNAAS...8..317R 564 T   A     X C       11 2 ~
V1663 Aquilae: A Fast Fe II-type Nova that Formed Dust and Coronal Lines. 		RUDY R.J., RUSSELL R.W., LYNCH D.K., et al.
2025RNAAS...9...14R 47           X         1 4 ~ Dust and Coronal Lines in the Very Fast Nova V2361 Cygni. RUDY R.J., RUSSELL R.W., LYNCH D.K., et al.
2025RNAAS...9...91R 233           X C       4 4 ~ The Early Infrared Spectrum of the Fe II Nova V1310 Scorpii. RUDY R.J., RUSSELL R.W., LYNCH D.K., et al.
2025AJ....170..220B 19       D               1 60 ~ The Unexplored Dusty Nova LMCN 2009-05a in the Large Magellanic Cloud. BISHT M.S., RAJ A., WALTER F.M., et al.
2025PASP..137l5004C 47           X         1 17 ~ A Butterfly's Eye Camera for Intensity Interferometry with Cherenkov Telescopes. CORTINA J., CIFUENTES SANTOS A., HASSAN T., et al.

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