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Hydrogen-Deficient Stars. IAU Colloquium 87 “Hydrogen Deficient Stars and Related Objects” Mysore, India, 1985 Proceedings, 1986, eds. Hunger, Schönberner, N.K. Rao. Saio. Liebert. Schönberner. Lynas-Gray. Bues. Jeffery. Heber. N.K. Rao. “Hydrogen Deficient Stars” - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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IAU Colloquium 87 “Hydrogen Deficient Stars and Related Objects”Mysore, India, 1985

Proceedings, 1986, eds. Hunger, Schönberner, N.K. Rao

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Saio

Liebert

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Lynas-Gray Schönberner

Bues

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N.K. Rao

JefferyHeber

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“Hydrogen Deficient Stars”Bamberg, Germany, 1995

Proceedings, 1996, eds. Jeffery, Heber

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