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Joint Meeting of Commissions 11, 12, 13, 28, 29 and 36 for a Discussion on Emission Lines
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page no 434 note ⁋ Since the time was rather limited, the following paragraph discussing the other bright lines was not read at the Stockholm meeting.
page no 439 note * Ap. j. 78, 87, 1933.
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