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A SOUTHERN PHOTOELECTRIC MAGNITUDE SEQUENCE A. R. HOGG Mount Stromlo Observatory The Australian National University Following a suggestion ...
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2 any phenomenon involving electricity and electromagnetic radiation, such as photoemission. photoelectric magnitude n (Astronomy) the magnitude of a star, ...
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We made U′ B′ V′ photoelectric observations of the light and color variable object in Perseus, [1, 2], and found that it differed from the typical early t.
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magnitude definition, meaning, English dictionary, synonym, see also 'absolute magnitude','apparent magnitude','earthquake magnitude','photoelectric ...
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photoelectric (ˌfəʊtəʊɪˈlɛktrɪk Pronunciation for photoelectric ) ... photoelectric cell · photoelectric effect · photoelectric magnitude · Einstein's photoelectric law ...
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to photoelectric magnitude 11.2, and the sensitivity and steadiness were ample for measuring any star down to the ninth magnitude or fainter. A visual inspection ...
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than visual magnitude 6.0, corresponding to a limit of about the seventh photo- electric magnitude. The red or M-stars were to be observed in groups of three or ...
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