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Title: Spectroscopy of the massive interacting binary UU Cassiopeiae
Authors: Hadrava, P.; Cabezas, M.; Djurašević, G.; Garcés,
   J.; Gorda, S. Y.; Jurkovic, M. I.; Korčáková, D.; Markov, H.;
   Mennickent, R. E.; Petrović, J.; Vince, I.; Zharikov, S.
2022A&A...663A...8H    Altcode: 2022arXiv220113275H
  Context. The eclipsing close binary UU Cas is an interacting massive
  double-periodic system with a gainer star partly hidden in an accretion
  disk. <BR /> Aims: In order to study the physics of the accretion
  process in greater detail, along with the structure and dynamics of
  the circumstellar matter in the system, we supplement our previous
  results obtained from photometry with an analysis of the spectra of
  UU Cas. <BR /> Methods: We collected all available spectra used in
  previous publications on UU Cas and we acquired new ones. The method
  of disentangling was applied to this set of spectra spanning the
  years 2008-2021. The orbital parameters were disentangled and a fit
  of the separated component spectra by synthetic ones has been used to
  determine the physical parameters of the component stars. We compared
  the results to models of the evolution of interacting binaries. <BR />
  Results: We found that in addition to the dominant role of the donor
  star and a weak contribution of the gainer, the line profiles are
  strongly influenced by the circumstellar matter. The absorption lines
  reveal a presence of a disk wind emanating above the orbital plane. The
  variability of Hα emission yields evidence of changes in the structure
  of the circumstellar matter on a timescale of several orbital periods.

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Title: Life, Educational and Scientific Activities of Professor
    Mirjana Vukićević-Karabin (1933-2020)
Authors: Vince, I.; Atanacković, O.
2020SerAJ.201...49V    Altcode:
  We present a short biography and brief review of contributions of
  professor Mirjana Vukićević-Karabin to the development of astrophysics
  education at the University of Belgrade and to the research in physics
  of the Earth ionosphere and the Sun. The bibliography of her papers is
  given as well. We hope that the review of the two aspects of her work
  will elucidate her important role in the development of astrophysics
  in our country.

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Title: New insights on the massive interacting binary UU Cassiopeiae
Authors: Mennickent, R. E.; Djurašević, G.; Vince, I.; Garcés, J.;
   Hadrava, P.; Cabezas, M.; Petrović, J.; Jurkovic, M. I.; Korčáková,
   D.; Markov, H.
2020A&A...642A.211M    Altcode: 2020arXiv200901352M
  We present the results of our study of the close binary UU
  Cassiopeiae based on previously published multiwavelength photometric
  and spectroscopic data. Based on eclipse timings from the last
  117 years, we find an improved orbital period of P<SUB>o</SUB> =
  8<SUB>.</SUB><SUP>d</SUP>519296(8). In addition, we find a long cycle of
  length T ∼ 270 d in the I<SUB>c</SUB>-band data. There is no evidence
  for orbital period change over the last century, suggesting that the
  rate of mass loss from the system or mass exchange between the stars
  is small. Sporadic and rapid brightness drops of up to ΔV = 0.3 mag
  are detected throughout the orbital cycle, and infrared photometry
  clearly suggests the presence of circumstellar matter. We model the
  orbital light curve of 11 published datasets, fixing the mass ratio
  and cooler star temperature from previous spectroscopic work: q = 0.52
  and T<SUB>c</SUB> = 22 700 K. We find a system seen at an angle of 74°
  with a stellar separation of 52 R<SUB>⊙</SUB>, a temperature for the
  hotter star of T<SUB>h</SUB> = 30 200 K and, for the hotter and cooler
  stars, respectively, stellar masses of 17.4 and 9 M<SUB>⊙</SUB>,
  radii of 7.0 and 16.9 R<SUB>⊙</SUB>, and surface gravities log g =
  3.98 and 2.94. We find an accretion disk surrounding the more massive
  star that has a radius of 21 R<SUB>⊙</SUB> and a vertical thickness
  at its outer edge of 6.5 R<SUB>⊙</SUB>; the disk nearly occults the
  hotter star. Two active regions hotter than the surrounding disk are
  found, one located roughly in the expected position where the stream
  impacts the disk and the other on the opposite side of the disk. Changes
  are observed in parameters of the disk and spots in different datasets.

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Title: Illuminance and visibility at twilights
Authors: Vince, I.
2018POBeo..98..225V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: First spectra from the telescope Milankovic
Authors: Vince, O.; Jovanovic, M. D.; Vince, I.; Janjes, A.
2018POBeo..98..341V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Aleksandar Kubičcela (1930-2017) - An Astrophysical Research
    Pioneer at the Astronomical Observatory of Belgrade
Authors: Popović, L. Č.; Vince, I.
2018SerAJ.196...29P    Altcode:
  Here, we give a short biography and summary of scientific contributions
  of Aleksandar Kubičela, a doyen of astronomy in Serbia, and an
  astrophysical research pioneer at the Astronomical Observatory of
  Belgrade. Additionally, we evoke some of our memories concerning
  scientific collaboration with Aleksandar Kubičcela.

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Title: Variation of the Mn I 539.4 nm line with the solar cycle
Authors: Danilovic, S.; Solanki, S. K.; Livingston, W.; Krivova, N.;
   Vince, I.
2016A&A...587A..33D    Altcode: 2015arXiv151101286D
  Context. As a part of the long-term program at Kitt Peak National
  Observatory (KPNO), the Mn I 539.4 nm line has been observed for
  nearly three solar cycles using the McMath telescope and the 13.5 m
  spectrograph in double-pass mode. These full-disk spectrophotometric
  observations revealed an unusually strong change of this line's
  parameters over the solar cycle. <BR /> Aims: Optical pumping by the Mg
  II k line was originally proposed to explain these variations. More
  recent studies have proposed that this is not required and that
  the magnetic variability (I.e., the changes in solar atmospheric
  structure due to faculae) might explain these changes. Magnetic
  variability is also the mechanism that drives the changes in total
  solar irradiance variations (TSI). With this work we investigate this
  proposition quantitatively by using the same model that was earlier
  successfully employed to reconstruct the irradiance. <BR /> Methods:
  We reconstructed the changes in the line parameters using the model
  SATIRE-S, which takes only variations of the daily surface distribution
  of the magnetic field into account. We applied exactly the same model
  atmospheres and value of the free parameter as were used in previous
  solar irradiance reconstructions to now model the variation in the Mn
  I 539.4 nm line profile and in neighboring Fe I lines. We compared
  the results of the theoretical model with KPNO observations. <BR />
  Results: The changes in the Mn I 539.4 nm line and a neighbouring Fe
  I 539.52 nm line over approximately three solar cycles are reproduced
  well by the model without additionally tweaking the model parameters,
  if changes made to the instrument setup are taken into account. The
  model slightly overestimates the change for the strong Fe I 539.32 nm
  line. <BR /> Conclusions: Our result confirms that optical pumping
  of the Mn II 539.4 nm line by Mg II k is not the main cause of its
  solar cycle change. It also provides independent confirmation of solar
  irradiance models which are based on the assumption that irradiance
  variations are caused by the evolution of the solar surface magnetic
  flux. The result obtained here also supports the spectral irradiance
  variations computed by these models.

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Title: An Echelle Spectrograph for the Milankovic Telescope
Authors: Vince, I.; Skuljan, J.
2013POBeo..92...41V    Altcode:
  In this paper we report some general outlines on a construction of a
  high resolution échelle spectrograph, which we propose to build for
  our future 1.5-m class Milanković Telescope (MILanković Échelle
  Spectrograph - MILES). MILES would be a mechanically stabilised
  and temperature controlled high-resolution (R∼50000) fibre-fed
  spectrograph for visible and near infrared wavelength region of
  electromagnetic radiation. Here, a white-pupil optical design of the
  spectrograph is described and the main optical and mechanical elements
  are discussed. The set of these elements includes: an optical fibre
  for a link between the telescope and the spectrograph entrance slit, an
  échelle grating, the collimator and camera optics, the cross-disperser
  prisms, a CCD detector and an optical table. Since we plan to build
  MILES from commercially available elements, it has been possible to
  estimate its price, which amounts to about 550 kEU.

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Title: Modeling of Interacting Binary Systems
Authors: Latkovic, O.; Djurasevic, G.; Vince, I.; Cseki, A.
2013POBeo..92..129O    Altcode:
  We present a summary of recent results and publications of the
  binary star research group within the project Stellar Physics at the
  Astronomical Observatory of Belgrade. Our study is mainly focused on
  close, interacting binary stars in various stages of mass transfer, from
  systems in deep overcontact configurations, to systems with accretion
  disks. The primary method of our research is modeling of interesting
  systems based on photometric and spectroscopic observations. Typically,
  this results in determination of physical parameters of the components
  and new insights on the nature of the complex interactions between
  them. The binary system model that we use for this purpose is currently
  being upgraded in order to accommodate high-precision satellite
  observations of planetary transits and stellar pulsations.

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Title: A study of the interacting binary system V455 Cygni
Authors: Djurašević, G.; Vince, I.; Antokhin, I. I.; Shatsky, N. I.;
   Cséki, A.; Zakirov, M.; Eshankulova, M.
2012MNRAS.420.3081D    Altcode:
  We present a detailed study of the active eclipsing binary V455 Cygni
  (V455 Cyg), based on spectroscopic and photometric data from the 1.25-m
  and 0.6-m telescopes at the Crimean SAI Observatory and the 0.6-m
  telescope at the Maidanak Observatory, collected in the period from
  2000 to 2010. <P />Spectroscopic evidence and the shape of the light
  curves suggest the existence of a geometrically and optically thick
  accretion disc around the more massive and hotter gainer. We used a
  model of the binary system based on the Roche geometry and including
  the accretion disc with active regions to estimate the orbital and
  physical parameters of the components of V455 Cyg. Our model fits the
  observations very well for all individual passband light curves. <P
  />The evident seasonal changes in the shape of the light curves,
  including prominent variations in the depth of the eclipses, can be
  explained by the changes in the parameters of the accretion disc and
  the active regions of the disc, arising in turn from a variable rate
  of mass transfer.

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Title: Measurements and Modeling of (0,0) and (1,0) Bands of the o2
    Atmospheric System
Authors: Guineva, V.; Werner, R.; Vince, I.; Kirilov, A.
2011simi.confQ..26G    Altcode:
  Ground based spectroscopic observations have been used for the effective
  temperature evaluation. Measurements of rotational absorption lines
  from the P branches of the (0,0) and (1,0) bands of the molecular
  oxygen atmospheric system have been performed by the solar telescope of
  Belgrade Astronomical Observatory and by the spectroscopic system in
  Stara Zagora. Synthetic spectra of the above bands have been created
  based on line-by-line calculations. The theoretical equivalent widths
  have been computed. The theoretical and measured line profiles and
  their equivalent widths have been compared. The dependence of the
  equivalent widths on the rotational quantum number has been worked out
  assuming strong absorption. It allows the evaluation of the effective
  atmosphere temperature. The possible contaminations as water vapour
  lines in some cases are discussed. The theoretical estimates and the
  measurement results have been examined.

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Title: New spectral observations of the EBS star UU Cas
Authors: Markov, H.; Markova, N.; Vince, I.; Jurasevich, G.
2011BlgAJ..15...87M    Altcode:
  High-resolution (R = 30,000) spectroscopy of the Eclipsing Binary System
  UU Cas obtained with the Coude spectrograph of the 2m telescope of
  the Bulgarian NAO is presented. The observations cover three spectral
  regions: the one centred on λ=4520 Å, the other one centred on
  λ=4720 Å, and the region around Hβ. In each region detailed line
  identification and radial velocity measurements were performed. The
  new data together with those published by Markov et al. te{Markov}
  are used to obtain a better solution of the RV curve and to get some
  insight into the nature of the system.

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Title: Accretion Disks in Massive Binary Systems
Authors: Djurašević, G. R.; Vince, I.; Atanacković, O.
2010ASPC..435..301D    Altcode:
  The results of our investigations of some massive close binaries (CB)
  (RY Sct, V448 Cyg, UU Cas and V455 Cyg), based on the photometric and
  spectroscopic observations indicate the existance of the accretion
  disk around the more massive component, located deep inside the Roche
  lobe. The light curve shapes of some of this systems are similar to
  the ones of the overcontact systems like W UMa, but the nature of
  these massive CBs is completely different. Here we present the models
  of these systems and their basic elements.

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Title: Accretion disc in the eclipsing binary AU Mon
Authors: Djurašević, G.; Latković, O.; Vince, I.; Cséki, A.
2010MNRAS.409..329D    Altcode: 2010MNRAS.tmp.1202D; 2010arXiv1007.3872D
  We analyse the CoRoT and V-passband ground-based light curves of the
  interacting close binary AU Mon, assuming that there is a geometrically
  and optically thick accretion disc around the hotter and more massive
  star, as inferred from the photometric and spectroscopic characteristics
  of the binary. Our model fits the observations very well and provides
  estimates for the orbital elements and physical parameters of the
  components and of the accretion disc. <P />Based on photometry collected
  by the CoRoT space mission. The CoRoT space mission was developed and
  is operated by the French space agency CNES, with participation of
  ESA's RSSD and Science Programmes, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Germany,
  and Spain. <P />E-mail: gdjurasevic@aob.rs

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Title: Contamination of the 5394 Å spectral region by telluric lines
Authors: Vince, I.; Vince, O.
2010NewA...15..669V    Altcode:
  The spectral region in the vicinity of 5394 Å contains three
  prominent photospheric spectral lines, which can be used as a
  solar plasma diagnostic tool. The occurrence of telluric lines in
  this region is a potential source of systematic and random errors
  in these solar spectral lines. The goal of our investigation was
  to determine the telluric line contamination of this interesting
  spectral region. Several series of high-resolution solar spectra
  within an interval of about 4 Å around the 5394 Å wavelength were
  observed at different zenith distances of the Sun. Comparison of these
  spectra has permitted identification of telluric lines in this spectral
  interval. The observations were carried out with the horizontal solar
  spectrograph of the Heliophysical Observatory in Debrecen. Telluric
  feature blending was identified in the blue and red wings of the Fe
  I 5393.2 Å line, and in the local continuum of the Mn I 5394.7 Å
  line. The blue wing of the Fe I 5395.2 Å line is contaminated by a
  weak telluric feature too. The red continuum of this line has a more
  prominent telluric contamination. A dozen of water vapor telluric lines
  that determined the observed telluric features were identified in this
  spectral interval. The profiles of three telluric lines that have a
  significant influence on both the profiles of solar spectral lines
  and the level of local continuum were derived, and the variation of
  their parameters (equivalent width and central depth) with air mass
  were analyzed.

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Title: Binary 15 Monocerotis and Star Cluster NGC 2264
Authors: Cvetkovic, Z.; Ninkovic, S.; Vince, I.
2010POBeo..90...25C    Altcode:
  The orbit of 15 Mon (close pair CHR 168 Aa-Ab) was recently calculated
  on the basis of speckle measurements only. Four new measurements,
  performed after the orbit calculation, satisfy this orbit very well. The
  orbital elements and the mass values expected for the components,
  as well as their distance moduli, result in a distance of 15 Mon in a
  very good agreement with the distance to NGC 2264, but disagrees with
  the trigonometric distance of the binary. On the basis of the orbital
  elements and mass ratio the line-of-sight velocity of the binary mass
  centre is determined. It is found that the value of this velocity
  is within the limits expected for stars belonging to NGC 2264. Its
  difference from the expected mean in the field of NGC 2264 agrees well
  with the value mentioned in the literature.

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Title: Spectroscopic Observations of UU Cas
Authors: Markov, H.; Vince, I.; Markova, N.; Djurasevic, G.
2010POBeo..90..159M    Altcode:
  High dispersion (R = 30000) spectra of the eclipsing binary system UU
  Cas are presented for the first time. Spectra covering 15 different
  phases were taken in two spectral regions - the vicinity of H_α and
  another centered on 5800Å. Seven spectral lines were identified in
  common. Four of them belonging to the brighter component were used
  to construct radial velocity curve. Some constrains on the spectral
  classification of the components are presented.

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Title: Proceedings of the 6th SREAC Meeting - "Astrophysics and
    Astrodynamics in Balkan Countries in the International Year of
    Astronomy"
Authors: Vince, I.; Bonev, T.
2010POBeo..90.....V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: A Method for Determination of Water Vapor Content from Solar
Spectrum: Preliminary Results
Authors: Jovanovic, M.; Vince, I.
2010POBeo..90..141J    Altcode:
  For precise spectrophotometric observations of solar spectral lines,
  it is necessary to remove the systematical errors caused by telluric
  line blending. Calibration methods are usually applied for removing
  these errors. Calibration in the case of telluric lines that originate
  from water vapor is more complicated than in the case of molecular
  oxygen lines, since the amount of water vapor in Earth atmosphere is
  unpredictable. We present here a method for determination of water
  vapor amount in atmosphere, based on the measured ratio of water vapor
  and molecular oxygen spectral line parameters.

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Title: A new orbit of binary 15 Monocerotis
Authors: Cvetković, Z.; Vince, I.; Ninković, S.
2010NewA...15..302C    Altcode:
  In the paper new orbital elements for 15 Mon obtained from speckle
  interferometric measurements only are reported. The first speckle
  measurement originates from 1988 and up to now seven more speckle
  measurements have been made. For this binary orbits were determined
  earlier by combining spectroscopic and speckle measurements and
  spectroscopic and astrometric measurements. New speckle measurements
  dating after the periastron passage have a significant discrepancy
  from the ephemeridal values. Our orbit has a period significantly
  longer than the earlier ones. In the case of the earlier orbits the
  period was determined from radial velocity data. The existing data
  of such kind for this binary are reanalyzed here and combined with
  our orbital elements. Binary 15 Mon is a member of open cluster NGC
  2264. The distance to this cluster has been determined many times and
  different values have been reported. By analyzing the available data
  we find that the distance to 15 Mon is most likely about 720 pc. Our
  new orbital elements combined with this distance yield a total mass of
  59.1M<SUB>⊙</SUB>. This is in a good agreement with values expected
  according to the spectral types of the components (primary O7V,
  secondary O9.5Vn).

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Title: Orbit of Binary 15 Monocerotis
Authors: Cvetkovic, Z.; Vince, I.; Ninkovic, S.
2009POBeo..86..331C    Altcode:
  In the paper new orbital elements obtained from speckle interferometric
  measurements only for 15 Mon are reported. For this binary they
  were determined earlier by combining spectroscopic and speckle
  measurements and spectroscopic and astrometric measurements. A new
  speckle measurement dating after the periastron passage of the secondary
  has a significant discrepancy from the ephemeridal value. Our revised
  orbit has a period significantly longer than the earlier ones. This
  pair is bright (apparent magnitude of primary 4.66, i.e. 5.9 of
  secondary), of an early spectral type (primary O7V, secondary O9.5Vn)
  and is a member of open cluster NGC 2264. By analyzing the available
  data we find that the distance to 15 Mon is most likely about 750 pc,
  i.e. the total mass most likely about 53.4 M_{⊙}. The new orbital
  elements combined with this distance yield a total mass expected for
  the spectral types of the components.

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Title: Accretion disc in the massive V448 Cygni system
Authors: Djurašević, G.; Vince, I.; Khruzina, T. S.;
   Rovithis-Livaniou, E.
2009MNRAS.396.1553D    Altcode: 2009MNRAS.tmp..680D
  The UBV light curves of the early-type eclipsing binary V448 Cygni,
  obtained at the Abastumani Astrophysical Observatory from 1964 to 1967,
  are re-analysed here. The analysis was made assuming the presence
  of an accretion disc in the system, as inferred from the light-curve
  shape and spectroscopic characteristics of the system. The Roche model
  of a binary was used, containing a geometrically and optically thick
  accretion disc around the hotter and more massive star. By solving the
  inverse problem, the orbital elements and the physical parameters of
  the system components and of the accretion disc were estimated. This
  result is important for understanding the star formation and evolution
  processes in the systems with massive components.

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Title: Accretion Disk in the Massive Binary RY Scuti
Authors: Djurašević, G.; Vince, I.; Atanacković, O.
2008AJ....136..767D    Altcode:
  The UBVR light curves of the massive eclipsing binary RY Sct, obtained
  at the Maidanak Observatory from 1979 to 1992, have been re-analyzed in
  order to prove the hypothesis of the presence of an accretion disk in
  the system. This hypothesis is supported by a new spectroscopic study
  of Grundstrom et al., and by a specific light-curve shape exhibiting
  a slight asymmetry around the secondary minima and a small difference
  in the height of the successive maxima. The light-curve analysis was
  performed using a Roche model of a binary containing a geometrically
  and optically thick accretion disk around the more massive primary
  star. By solving the inverse problem, the orbital elements and the
  physical parameters of the system components and of the accretion disk
  were estimated for all the individual UBVR light curves. The model
  gives a consistent solution for the RY Sct binary system and supports
  the hypothesis of the existence of an optically thick disk around the
  massive component. Our results suggest a mass exchange between the
  components and a mass loss from the system. This could be considered
  as a possible mechanism of the formation of the accretion disk around
  the more massive component and of the circumbinary envelope of toroidal
  form in the orbital plane of the system.

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Title: Orbit of Binary 15 Monocerotis
Authors: Cvetkovc, Zorica; Vince, Istvan; Ninkovic, Slobodan
2008arXiv0804.0698C    Altcode:
  In the paper new orbital elements obtained from speckle interferometric
  measurements only for 15 Mon are reported. For this binary they were
  determined earlier by combining spectroscopic and speckle measurements
  and spectroscopic and astrometric measurements. A new speckle
  measurement dating after the periastron passage of the secondary has a
  significant discrepancy from the ephemeridal value. Our revised orbit
  has a period significantly longer than the earlier ones. With regard
  that in the case of the earlier orbits the period was determined from
  spectroscopic measurements, i.e. from radial velocity data, the existing
  data of such kind for this binary are analyzed here and combined with
  our orbital elements. The first speckle measurement originates from 1988
  and up to now three more speckle measurements have been made. This pair
  is bright (apparent magnitude of primary 4.66, i.e. 5.9 of secondary),
  of an early spectral type (primary O7V, secondary O9.5Vn) and is
  a member of open cluster NGC 2264. The distance to this cluster has
  been determined many times and different values have been reported. By
  analyzing the available data we find that the distance to 15 Mon is most
  likely about 750 pc, i.e. the total mass most likely about 53.4${\cal
  M}_{\odot}$. The new orbital elements combined with this distance
  yield a total mass expected for the spectral types of the components.

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Title: On the solar abundance of indium
Authors: Vitas, N.; Vince, I.; Lugaro, M.; Andriyenko, O.; Gošić,
   M.; Rutten, R. J.
2008MNRAS.384..370V    Altcode: 2008MNRAS.tmp...25V; 2007arXiv0711.2166V
  The generally adopted value for the solar abundance of indium is over
  six times higher than the meteoritic value. We address this discrepancy
  through numerical synthesis of the 451.13-nm line on which all indium
  abundance studies are based, both for the quiet Sun and the sunspot
  umbra spectrum, employing standard atmosphere models and accounting
  for hyperfine structure and Zeeman splitting in detail. The results,
  as well as a re-appraisal of indium nucleosynthesis, suggest that
  the solar indium abundance is close to the meteoritic value, and
  that some unidentified ion line causes the 451.13-nm feature in the
  quiet-Sun spectrum.

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Title: New Spectroscopic Results for the Eclipsing Binary HS Her
Authors: Latković, O.; Markov, H.; Vince, I.
2008RoAJ...18Q.125L    Altcode:
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Title: Possible Accretion Disk in the Active Binary System V455 Cygni
Authors: Djurašević, G.; Vince, I.; Antokhin, I.; Zakirov, M.;
   Eshankulova, M.
2008RoAJ...18S.126D    Altcode:
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Title: Identification of Phase-Independent Spectral Lines in Close
Binary V455 Cyg: I. Telluric Lines
Authors: Cseki, A.; Vince, I.; Latkovic, O.; Antokhin, I. I.
2007SerAJ.174...77C    Altcode:
  Spectroscopic observations of close binary star V455 Cygni reveal
  many lines that originate in interstellar and circumstellar medium and
  the atmosphere of the Earth; we found over two hundred such spectral
  features, and in this paper we present the list of telluric lines
  we identified through comparison with HITRAN database of molecular
  lines. The lines that remain unidentified or show peculiar behavior
  will be discussed in the second part of the paper.

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Title: Is the Mn I 539.4 nm Variation with Activity Explained?
Authors: Vitas, N.; Vince, I.
2007ASPC..368..543V    Altcode:
  The photospheric Mn I 539.4 nm line in the solar spectrum shows unusual
  variability with the solar cycle in that its depth decreases with
  increasing activity. \citet{nv-2001A&amp;A...369L..13D} claimed that
  this phenomenon is due to interlocking between the chromospheric Mg II
  h &amp; k lines and an overlapping Mn I multiplet. In this contribution
  we test this hypothesis by synthesizing Mn I 539.4 nm line including
  these interlocking lines for a range of standard solar models and
  then combining resulting profiles without and with interlocking to
  emulate the full-disk profile variation. We find that the interlocking
  gives only a minor contribution; the largest one comes from different
  temperature stratifications in the photospheric layers of the various
  models.

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Title: Magnetic source of the solar cycle variation of the Mn I
    539.4 nm line
Authors: Danilović, S.; Solanki, S. K.; Livingston, W.; Krivova,
   N.; Vince, I.
2007msfa.conf..189D    Altcode:
  As a part of the long term program at KPNO, the Mn I 539.4 nm line has
  been observed for nearly three solar cycles using the McMath telescope
  and the 13.5 m spectrograph in double pass mode. These full-disk
  spectrophotometric observations revealed an unusually large amplitude
  change of its parameters over the solar cycle and its correlation with
  Ca II K intensity. One of the proposed explanations for this phenomenon
  is the optical pumping by the Mg II k line. With this work we would like
  to show that this may not be the main mechanism behind the change. We
  reconstructed the changes of the line parameters using a model that
  takes into account only changes of the daily surface distributions of
  magnetic field. This model has already been used to successfully model
  total solar irradiance. We now apply it for modelling the Mn I line,
  as well as its neighboring Fe I line using exactly the same value
  of the free parameter as used for the reconstruction of total solar
  irradiance. We reproduce well the Mn I and Fe I line changes over the
  cycle purely with LTE modelling. This indicates that optical pumping
  of the Mn I line by Mg II k is not the main cause of its solar cycle
  change and sets an independent constraint on solar irradiance models.

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Title: Astrometric Solar Observations from Belgrade Observatory
Authors: Jakić, Tatjana; Dačić, Miodrag; Vince, Istvan
2007RoAJ...17S.103J    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Ceseb: a Report on Latest Results
Authors: Hegedus, T.; Latkovic, O.; Markov, H.; Vince, I.; Cseki,
   A.; Nuspl, J.; Markova, N.; Rovithis-Livaniou, E.; Vinko, J.
2007OAP....20...76H    Altcode:
  Central-East-South European Binary star study group - CESEB - is an
  international research team focused on the study of binary stars through
  combined spectral and photometric observations that can be made using
  the Bulgarian NAO 2m telescope and several smaller telescopes located
  at various places in the Central East South European region. This
  paper is a report on our activities and results.

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Title: Program of Telluric Lines Monitoring
Authors: Vince, I.; Kos, P.; Latkovic, O.; Martinovic, N.; Gosic,
   M.; Stojadinovic, J.
2006SerAJ.173..101V    Altcode:
  A new observational program of telluric lines monitoring was introduced
  at Belgrade Astronomical Observatory. The ultimate goal of this program
  is to investigate the properties of Earth's atmosphere through modeling
  the observed profiles of telluric lines. The program is intend to
  observe infrared molecular oxygen lines that were selected according to
  spectral sensitivity of the available CCD camera. In this paper we give
  the initial and the final selection criteria for spectral lines included
  in the program, the description of equipment and procedures used for
  observations and reduction, a review of preliminary observational
  results with the estimated precision, and a short discussion on the
  comparison of the theoretical predictions and the measurements.

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Title: First results of the Central-East-South European Binary Star
    Study Group (CESEB)
Authors: Hegedüs, T.; Nuspl, J.; Markova, N.; Markov, H.;
   Rovithis-Livaniou, H.; Vince, I.; Vinkó, J.
2006Ap&SS.304...51H    Altcode: 2006Ap&SS.tmp....3H
  Several eclipsing binary systems have been selected for combined
  spectral and photometric observations using the Bulgarian NAO 2 m
  telescope and several smaller telescopes located at various places in
  the CESE region. Preliminary results, based on a pilot study started
  in 2001, about radial velocity and light curve variations of the active
  W UMa system LS Del are presented here.

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Title: Sunspots motions in the 22^nd cycle of activity
Authors: Tomic, A. S.; Vince, I.
2006IAUJD...8E...8T    Altcode:
  We handled approximately 30 000 rows with data for 5744 sunspots,
  obtained on Debrecen Heliophysical Observatory, for years 1986-1989 and
  1993-1995. By method of last squares we solved for each spot inverse
  relations between time of observation, angular distance from central
  meridian and latitude. On this way were obtained mean equatorial and
  mean meridional motion, giving parameters of rotation for 90 latitude
  zones width of one degree. The averaged sideral equatorial angular
  speed of rotation: omega = 2.91+/-0.01[micro rad/ day], and: A =
  -0.65+/-0/01 [micro rad/day] were obtained. Solving second inverse
  problem - Busso's equation, were derived characteristic equatorial
  periods for different latitudes, from sunspots meridional motion. We
  obtained values between 32 day on the pole, and 400 years for latitude
  2.5 degree. Also, covariance of spot motions along equator and meridian
  is calculated for all 5744 spots in 90 degree of latitude, which fully
  confirmed Ward's model of angular moment transport.

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Title: Stellar spectrograph of the Belgrade Astronomical Observatory
Authors: Lalovic, A.; Vince, I.
2006POBeo..80..293L    Altcode:
  The main features of the new SectraPro-750 spectrograph of Belgrade
  Astronomical Observatory are given in this paper. The instrumental
  profile of the spectrograph for the 1200 l/mm grating is determined
  using a fiber optic bundle with fibers arranged in a pseudo-slit
  pattern. This instrumental profile is compared to the instrumental
  profiles obtained when the same fiber optic bundle illuminates
  the entrance slit at different widths from appropriate instrumental
  profiles. The practical spectral purities and the spectral resolutions
  for different entrance slit widths are obtained. The variation of the
  reciprocal linear dispersion with wavelength in the spectral range 350 -
  600 nm is presented.

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Title: Line identification in some Algol-type stars
Authors: Lalovic, A.; Latkovic, O.; Cséki, A.; Vince, I.
2006POBeo..80..299L    Altcode:
  Several binary stars of Algol type were observed at National
  Astronomical Observatory--Rozhen with 2m telescope using Coude
  spectrograph. Observations were made from 2002 to 2004. We present the
  preliminary results of reduction of these spectra and identification
  of some spectral lines.

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Title: The Central-East-South-European Binary Star Group. Some First
    Results .
Authors: Hegedüs, Tibor; Nuspl, János; Markova, Nevyana; Markov,
   Haralambi; Rovithis-Livaniou, Helen; Vince, Istvan; Vinkó, Jozséf
2006RoAJ...16S.159H    Altcode: 2006RoAJS..16..159H
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Formation of Neutral Manganese Lines Potentially Suitable
    for Plasma Diagnostics
Authors: Vitas, N.; Danilović, S.; Atanacković-Vukmanović, O.;
   Vince, Ištvan
2005ESASP.600E..73V    Altcode: 2005dysu.confE..73V; 2005ESPM...11...73V
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Characteristics of the Belgrade Astronomical Observatory's
    Stellar Spectrograph
Authors: Vince, I.; Lalovic, A.
2005SerAJ.171...55V    Altcode:
  In this paper the main features of the new SpectraPro-750 spectrograph
  of Belgrade Astronomical Observatory are described. The instrumental
  profile of the spectrograph for the 1200 l/mm grating is determined
  using a fiber optic bundle with fibers arranged in a pseudo-slit
  pattern. This instrumental profile is compared to the instrumental
  profiles obtained when the same fiber optic bundle illuminates the
  entrance slit with different widths. From appropriate instrumental
  profiles the practical spectral purities and the spectral resolutions
  for different entrance slit widths are obtained. The variation of the
  reciprocal linear dispersion with wavelength in the spectral range
  350 - 600 nm is determined. A proposal for a link between telescope
  and the spectrograph is given.

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Title: The Observed MnI 539.47 nm Spectral Line in Three Sunspots
    of the NOAA 0431 Complex Active Region
Authors: Vince, O.; Vince, I.
2005ASPC..346..423V    Altcode:
  The spectra of the MnI 539.47 nm spectral line was observed in three
  sunspots of the NOAA 0431 active region on a three successive days. The
  observation was made with the horizontal solar spectrograph at the
  Heliophysical Observatory of Debrecen, Hungary. The spectra of each
  sunspot were cropped into several boxes perpendicular to the dispersion
  axis in such a way to cover their umbra, penumbra and surroundings. The
  cropped spectra were thereafter reduced and the manganese spectral line
  parameters (equivalent width, central depth and full width at half of
  the maximum intensity) were measured. Finally, the variation of the
  spectral line parameters along the spectrograph slit were determined
  and analyzed.

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Title: The Mn I 539.47 nm Line Variation in Solar Active Regions
Authors: Vince, I.; Vince, O.; LudmÁNy, A.; Andriyenko, O.
2005SoPh..229..273V    Altcode:
  It is a well-established fact that the Mn I 539.47 nm line
  exhibits significant cycle dependence similar to lines arising in
  the chromosphere which are affected by non-thermal heating in the
  chromospheric plages. Among these lines the case of the Mn I 539.47
  nm line seems unique. It is of photospheric origin on the basis
  of theoretical calculations but its cyclic dependence hints at a
  chromospheric nature. The present work provides further evidence to both
  connections. The line exhibits asymmetry features and a center-to-limb
  variation as though influenced by the photospheric granulation. On the
  other hand an enhancement of the central intensity has been detected
  in a well identifiable Ca plage area. The line seems to be a promising
  candidate as an irradiance variation indicator.

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Title: Investigations of the MnI 539.47 nm and MnI 542.04 nm Lines
    in Solar Plages
Authors: Vince, I.; Gopasyuk, O.; Gopasyuk, S.; Vince, O.
2005SerAJ.170..115V    Altcode:
  We observed the MnI 539.47 nm and 542.04-nm line profiles in the
  quiet photosphere and plage regions in 1998 and 2001, and measured
  the full widths at half maximum, equivalent widths and depths of these
  profiles. The relative changes of the MnI 539.47 nm line parameters,
  normalized to the values obtained for quiet photosphere, as a
  function of magnetic field strength in plages is analyzed. We found,
  for plage region observed in 1998, that both the equivalent width
  and the depth of the line profile decrease with increasing strength
  of magnetic filed in plage at a rate of 9x10<SUP>-4</SUP>/Gauss, but
  the full width at half maximum does not show any significant regular
  changes. Based on these results, the variations of the MnI 539.47 nm
  spectral line in solar flux with activity cycle could be explained by
  the variation of solar surface coverage with plages. For observations
  in 2001, the equivalent width and the depth of this line profile also
  decrease with increasing strength of magnetic filed in plage, but
  there are significant differences in the behavior of line parameters
  in comparison with the 1998 values. <P />Comparison of changes of the
  MnI 539.47 nm line parameters with the parameters of the MnI 542.04 nm
  line in 1998 shows a clear discrepancy between them. On the contrary,
  in 2001 the full widths at half maximum and the equivalent widths of
  these two lines behaved in a similar fashion.

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Title: Time Series Analysis of Long Term Full Disk Observations Of
    The Mn I 539.4 nm Solar Line
Authors: Danilovic, S.; Vince, I.; Vitas, N.; Jovanovic, P.
2005SerAJ.170...79D    Altcode:
  The equivalent width and central depth data of Mn 539.4 nm solar
  spectral line, observed in the period from 1979 to 1992 at Kitt
  Peak Observatory, was analyzed in pursuit for periodic changes. As
  the observations are highly unevenly sampled, test if the periods
  really exist in the observed data was needed. Two different methods
  for spectral analysis were applied to synthesized data sampled in the
  same way as observations. Comparation of these results with results
  obtained from the observed data showed that the parameters display
  at least three periodic changes with the periods of: 11-years,
  quasi-biannual and 27-days.

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Title: The reduction of eclipsing binary stars spectra observed at
    Rozhen Observatory
Authors: Lalović, A.; Vince, I.
2005MSAIS...7..170L    Altcode:
  Several binary stars of Algol type were observed at Rozhen Observatory
  with 2m telescope using Coude spectrograph. Observations were made
  from 2001 to 2004. We present the preliminary results of reduction of
  these spectra.

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Title: NLTE Effects in formation of variable Mn I 539.4 nm line in
    solar spectrum
Authors: Vitas, N.; Vince, I.
2005MmSAI..76.1064V    Altcode:
  On the basis of NLTE profile calculations obtained by employing the
  radiative transfer code MULTI, the influence of the uncertainties
  of various parameters important in the formation of the photospheric
  Mn I 539.4 nm spectral line are discussed. Two cases are separately
  considered: with and without energy transfer between Mg II and Mn
  I. All calculations are performed with model atmospheres of Fontenla
  et al. (1999).

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Title: Variability of the Mn I 539.4 nm solar spectral line parameters
    with solar activity.
Authors: Danilovic, S.; Vince, I.
2005MmSAI..76..949D    Altcode:
  The time analysis of Mn I 539.4 nm parameters, observed in solar
  flux spectrum, shows high degree of correlation with sunspot area
  and Mg II c/w index time spectra. The more pronounced correlation
  between equivalent width of this line with Mg II index implies that
  bright magnetic elements are important source of the line parameters
  variation. We synthesized line profiles, taking into account the
  coverage of solar surface with different features, at various solar
  activity levels and compared them with observations. The result shows
  very good correspondence between modelled and observed change.

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Title: The Mn I 539.47 nm Spectral Line Parameters in Function of
    the UV Flux Estimation
Authors: Vince, O.; Vince, I.
2005HvaOB..29..271V    Altcode:
  Since the UV solar irradiance variation is the main cause of the
  ozone layer corpulence modification, which on the other side might
  influence the climate and life on the Earth, its investigation is of
  great importance. As a proxy for the UV solar irradiance estimation,
  the Mg II index has been introduced. It is derived from the Mg II
  doublet centred at the 279.9 nm. It has been shown that there is a
  connection between the Mg II k 279.55 nm chromospheric and Mn I 539.47
  nm photospheric spectral lines through optical pumping effect. This
  might be a reason for correlation between Mg II index and Mn I line
  parameters. In this paper, the Mn I 539.47 nm spectral line, as a
  possible proxy for the UV flux estimation, is presented.

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Title: Sensitivity of the MnI 539.47 nm Spectral Line to Solar
    Activity
Authors: Danilovic, S.; Vince, I.
2004SerAJ.169...47D    Altcode: 2005SerAJ.169...47D
  CCD observations of the MnI 539.47 nm spectral line in the solar flux
  made at the Astronomical Observatory in Belgrade between 1994 and 2003
  have been reduced and certain line parameters -the equivalent width,
  full width at half maximum and central depth have been derived. The
  variation of these parameters with the solar activity has been
  evaluated. The relative variation of the equivalent width from minimum
  to maximum of solar activity was found to be 1.4%, while the variation
  of the central depth is 2.3%. The full width at half maximum remains
  practically constant.

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Title: Iron Abundance Determination for the Solar-Like Stars HR4345
    and HR6573
Authors: Vince, O.; Vince, I.
2004SerAJ.169...41V    Altcode: 2005SerAJ.169...41V
  Using the BLACKWELL software package written by R.O. Gray, the iron
  abundance of the solar-like stars HR 4345 and HR 6573 has been
  determined. The method is based on determination of the minimum
  dispersion (or the region of least confusion) of the iron abundance
  versus microturbulent velocity functions for some selected spectral
  lines of neutral iron. The input data used by BLACKWELL are the observed
  equivalent widths of several spectral lines of neutral iron. They are
  obtained from spectra observed at the Observatoire de Haute-Provence,
  France, with the 1.52-m telescope and Aurelie spectrograph. Reduction
  of the raw spectra and the measurement of the equivalent widths of
  spectral lines are carried out using IRAF and SPE software packages. The
  measured values of iron abundances of HR 4345 and HR 6573 are 7.72 +-
  0.03 and 7.63 +- 0.05 respectively.

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Title: On the Modifications of Oscillator Strengths and Damping
    Constants of Fe I Spectral Lines from 500 nm to 510 nm
Authors: Cséki, A.; Latković, O.; Vince, I.
2004SerAJ.168...37C    Altcode:
  We modified oscillator strengths and enhancement factors of van der
  Waals damping constants for 84 moderately strong and weak neutral
  iron spectral lines between 500 nm and 510 nm, by fitting the solar
  synthetic spectrum to the observed one. We have found significant
  difference between the oscillator strengths and damping constants
  taken from an extensive spectral line list, frequently used for
  spectral synthesis, and their modified values. Our findings include:
  (1) the mean value of the distribution of the difference between our
  and listed oscillator strengths is -0.31dex and its width is 0.42
  dex, (2) a decrease of this difference with increasing equivalent
  width of spectral lines, (3) unusually high values of the obtained
  enhancement factors in comparison with the results of other authors, (4)
  a decrease of enhancement factor with increasing excitation potential
  for lines with equivalent width greater than 7.5 pm, (5) a decrease of
  enhancement factors with increasing equivalent width and (6) a decrease
  of enhancement factors with increasing oscillator strengths.

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Title: The observed MnI 539.47 nm spectral line profile in the
    preceding sunspots of the NOAA 0431 active region
Authors: Vince, O.; Vince, I.
2004IAUS..223..305V    Altcode: 2005IAUS..223..305V
  The spectra of the MnI 539.47 nm spectral line were observed in three
  different sunspots of the NOAA 0431 active region. Perpendicularly to
  the dispersion axis, the spectra were divided into several strips that
  covers the quiet photosphere, penumbra and the umbra of the appropriate
  sunspot. The manganese spectral line parameters variation along the
  spectrograph slit were determined and analyzed.

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Title: The influence of stellar effective temperature on the MnI
    5394.7 Å line parameters
Authors: Vince, O.; Vince, I.
2003POBeo..75...79V    Altcode:
  The synthetic profiles of the MnI 5394.7 Å spectral line for
  several hypothetical stars with different effective temperature are
  calculated. The hyperfine structure of the manganese line is taken into
  account. The parameters (equivalent width, central depth and full width
  at half maximum) of these line profiles are determined. The change of
  the MnI 5394.7 Å line profile parameters with effective temperature
  and temperature gradients are evaluated. Using these gradients,
  the temperature sensitivity of the MnI 5394.7 Å line parameters for
  the solar effective temperature is determined and compared with the
  corresponding observed values.

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Title: The observed MnI 539.47 nm line profiles in the preceding
    sunspot of the NOAA 9563 active region
Authors: Vince, I.; Ludmány, A.; Vince, O.
2003POBeo..75...63V    Altcode:
  The spectra of the MnI 539.47 nm line of preceding sunspot of the NOAA
  9563 active region and the quiet photosphere in the vicinity of this
  active region were observed. The observations were carried out with
  the horizontal solar spectrograph of Heliophysical Observatory in
  Debrecen on August 6, 2001. The profiles of the MnI 539.47 nm line
  in the quite photosphere, umbra and in four positions in penumbra,
  as well as their parameters (equivalent width (EW), central depth
  (CD) and full width at half maximum (FWHM)) are determined. Relative
  large increase (30-70%) of the MnI 539.47 nm line profile parameters
  from quiet photosphere to umbra is obtained. The MnI 539.47 nm line
  profile parameters observed in a sunspot exhibit an opposite behaviour
  to those observed in solar plages.

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Title: Interactive spectral analyzer and comparator (ISAAC)
Authors: Latković, O.; Cséki, A.; Vince, I.
2003POBeo..75...89L    Altcode:
  We are developing an application for graphical comparison of observed
  and synthetic spectra (ISAAC). Synthetic spectrum calculation is
  performed by SPECTRUM, Stellar Spectral Synthesis Program by Richard
  O. Gray that we use with his kind permission. This program computes line
  profiles under LTE conditions in the given wavelength interval using a
  stellar (solar) atmosphere model, a spectral line data list (wavelength,
  energy levels, oscillator strengths, and damping constants), a file
  containing data for atoms and molecules, as well as a data file for
  hydrogen line profiles calculation. ISAAC offers a simple interface
  for viewing and changing any atomic parameter SPECTRUM uses for line
  profile calculation, enabling quick comparison of the new synthetic
  line profile with the observed one. In this way parameters like relative
  abundances, oscillator strengths and van der Waals damping constants can
  be improved, achieving a better agreement with the observed spectrum.

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Title: A program for solving multi-level NLTE radiative transfer
    problems
Authors: Erkapić, S.; Atanacković-Vukmanović, O.; Vince, I.
2003POBeo..75...85E    Altcode:
  A program for solving multi-level NLTE radiative transfer problems
  in semi-infinite, plane-parallel one-dimensional atmospheres based
  on the Implicit Lambda Iteration method is being developed. In this
  paper the program is applied to the solution of a prototype hydrogen
  lines formation problem in the solar atmosphere.

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Title: The influence of hyperfine structure on the solar Mn I 543.25
    nm line profile
Authors: Vitas, N.; Vince, O.; Vince, I.
2003KFNTS...4..142V    Altcode:
  The Mn I 543.25 nm spectral line has unusually broad line profile due to
  its hyperfine structure. Here we present the results of LTE calculation
  of the synthetical profile of the Mn I 543.25 nm line in the solar
  spectrum. We used the Oxford total absorption oscillator strength
  measurements as the first approximation for hyperfine structure. The
  observed spectrum was taken from the High Resolution Solar Spectrum
  Atlas. The relative intensities of six hyperfine components were varied
  to obtain a good fit with the observed line profile.

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Title: Center-to-limb variation of the Mn I 539.5 nm and the Mn I
    543.2 nm line profiles
Authors: Vince, I.; Andriyenko, O.; Vince, O.
2003KFNTS...4..138V    Altcode:
  In order to find the influence of different atmospheric layers and the
  granulation on profiles of Mn I 539.5/543.3 nm lines we observed them
  at different heliocentric angles, theta (cos theta = 1.0, 0.82, 0.6,
  0.4, 0.2). Observations were carried out on the solar telescope at the
  Terskol Observatory. Full width at half maximum (FWHM), equivalent width
  (EW) and central intensity of line profiles were measured. EW and FWHM
  of both lines increase with heliocentric angle, while the CI decrease
  for the Mn 543.3 nm line and slightly increase near the limb for the
  Mn 539.5 nm line. Synthetic profiles of these lines were calculated
  under LTE assumption taking into account the hyperfine structure and
  compared with observed data.

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Title: The influence of hyperfine structure on some manganese line
    profiles in the solar spectrum
Authors: Vitas, N.; Vince, I.
2003SerAJ.167...35V    Altcode:
  Taking into account effects of hyperfine structure, we calculated
  the synthetic solar spectrum for wavelength intervals around nine
  neutral manganese lines. To estimate values of hyperfine components
  we used the Oxford total absorption oscillator strength measurements
  (Booth et al. 1983). We compared observed profiles (Photometric Atlas
  of the Solar Spectrum from 300 to 1000 nm (Delbouille et al. 1973))
  of selected manganese lines with synthesized profiles in two cases:
  when hyperfine structure is not and when it is taken into account. By
  comparing the calculated with observed spectrum, we corrected the
  total oscillator strengths of all nine selected manganese lines.

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Title: Determination of metallicity of the HR 7914 solar-like star
Authors: Vince, O.; Vince, I.
2003SerAJ.167...69V    Altcode:
  By using the Blackwell program package by R.O. Gray, the metallicity
  of the HR7914 solar-like star was determined. The program package
  utilizes measured equivalent widths of several chosen neutral iron
  spectral lines from the observed spectra, appropriate atomic and
  spectral line parameters and adequate Kurucz's stellar atmosphere
  models. The method is based on determination of the minimum dispersion
  of the iron abundance versus microturbulent velocity functions for
  the selected neutral iron spectral lines. The spectra were observed
  at National Astronomical Observatory Rozhen (NAO Rozhen), Bulgaria,
  using the 2m-telescope and Coude spectrograph. They were reduced
  with the IRAF program package. The measurement of the spectral line
  parameters was done with the SPE program package. The metallicity of
  the HR7914 solar-like star was determined to be 0.02.

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Title: Instrumental profile of the Debrecen solar spectrograph
Authors: Murakozy, J.; Vince, I.; Ludmany, A.
2003SerAJ.167...81M    Altcode:
  The solar spectrograph of the Heliophysical Observatory at Debrecen,
  Hungary, was investigated to determine its instrumental profile. The
  measurements were made by using a HeNe laser beam. The widths and
  asymmetries of the profiles decrease toward higher spectral orders,
  the most advantageous orders being the third and the fourth ones. To
  eliminate the broadening of solar lines on account of the instrumental
  profile, the straightforward iteration method of Gurtovenko has been
  applied. The efficiency of the method is demonstrated by the simulation
  of the broadened and corrected spectral line profiles.

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Title: Solar Mn I 5432/5395 Å line formation explained
Authors: Doyle, J. G.; Jevremović, D.; Short, C. I.; Hauschildt,
   P. H.; Livingston, W.; Vince, I.
2001A&A...369L..13D    Altcode:
  We present a solution for the long standing problem concerning the
  “chromospheric” behaviour of the Mn i 5395/5432 Å lines in the
  solar spectrum using multi-line/multi-species NLTE modelling. Using
  comprehensive spectral line formation modelling, we show that the
  Mn i lines are very sensitive to optical pumping in a transition
  which overlaps with Mg ii k. It therefore follows that one has to be
  careful with the choice of lines as temperature indicators and for
  the determination of the Mn abundances although on the other hand,
  due to the formation process of these lines they may be useful as a
  solar and stellar activity diagnostic.

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Title: An Overview of the 1999 Total Solar Eclipse Observations
    in Yugoslavia
Authors: Vince, I.
1999POBeo..65..201V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Observational programme of the August 11, 1999 total solar
    eclipse
Authors: Vince, I.
1999CoSka..28..260V    Altcode:
  In this paper a programme for observation of the total solar eclipse
  of August 11, 1999 is presented.

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Title: On the solar eclipse.
Authors: Vince, I.
1999Vasio..47...29V    Altcode:
  The origin of solar eclipses is discussed und instructions how to
  observe it are given, with special reference to the 1999 August
  11 eclipse.

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Title: Observational program for the total solar eclipse of August
    11, 1999
Authors: Vince, I.
1998ASPC..155..394V    Altcode: 1998sasp.conf..394V
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: On the chromospheric behaviour of photospheric MN 539.47 NM
    spectral line
Authors: Vince, I.; Erkapic, S.
1998IAUS..185..459V    Altcode:
  The measured equivalent width of MnI 539.47 nm spectral line of the full
  solar disk shows a variation of about 2% in period from 1979 to 1991
  (Livingston, 1992). The equivalent width reaches its maximal value at
  minimum of solar activity (1985/86). According to Livingston (1992)
  this chromospheric behaviour of the MnI 539.47 nm "is a mystery to
  us". We try to solve this mystery theoretically in the frame of energy
  level population of the MnI atom influenced by the chromospheric flux
  and the collision rate variation. Besides, we present the results of
  our solar irradiance observations of MnI 539.47 nm and MnI 543.25 nm
  spectral lines from 1987 to 1993. As both spectral lines have the same
  lower energy level of transition the comparison of their behaviour
  can help us to solve the MnI 539.47 nm spectral line enigma.

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Title: Gas dynamics in the central part of the Sy 1 galaxies: III
    Zw 2 and Mrk 817
Authors: Popovic, L. C.; Vince, I.; Kubicela, A.; Salim, S.
1998IAUS..184..227P    Altcode:
  From spectrograms of III Zw2 and Mrk 817 Sy1 galaxies observed at
  Crimean Astrophysical Observatory by K. K. Chuvaev in the period 1978
  -- 1991 we analysed H-β spectral line profiles. For description of
  the measured line profiles we applied a model with outflow of gas and
  gravitational redshift effects in broad line region.

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Title: The influence of Belgrade solar spectrograph's apparatus
    function on line profiles.
Authors: Vince, O.; Kubičela, A.; Vince, I.; Popović, L. Č.;
   Jevremović, D.
1997POBeo..57..129V    Altcode:
  The apparatus function of Belgrade solar spectrograph for different
  entrance slit widths is determined using the He-Ne laser 633 nm
  line. CCD spectrograms of 0.25 nm wavelength interval at λ = 630 nm
  were taken with different entrance slit widths. The Fourier transform
  method is applied for deconvolution of corresponding instrumental
  profiles. It is shown that the central intensity and the full width at
  half maximum of reconstructed line profiles of strong spectral lines
  do not depend on the entrance slit width, but for week spectral lines
  such a dependence is evident for entrance slit widths wider than 150
  μm. The equivalent with is invariant with respect to the entrance
  slit width variation.

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Title: Solar dynamics over cycle 19 using sunspots as tracers.
Authors: Nesme-Ribes, E.; Meunier, N.; Vince, I.
1997A&A...321..323N    Altcode:
  The angular velocities and meridional motions of cycle 19
  sunspots observed at Meudon were investigated. We compare our
  results with cycle 21 sunspot rotation properties (Nesme-Ribes et
  al. 1993A&amp;A...274..563N). We found also a complex latitudinal
  meridional circulation pattern similar to what was observed on cycle
  21 sunspots (Nesme-Ribes et al. 1993A&amp;A...276..211N). We also
  corroborated the very small sunspot covariance (i.e. angular momentum
  transport via Reynolds stresses), which imposes a strong constraint
  on the source term of the differential rotation modeling.

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Title: Astrometric aspects of 1980 Indian total solar eclipse.
Authors: Protitch-Benishek, V.; Arsenijević, J.; Vince, I.; Kubičela,
   A.; Lazendic, J.
1997BABel.155..117P    Altcode:
  During the total solar eclipse of February 16, 1980, observable from
  India, besides many kinds of research programs, the sequence of eclipse
  phases was taken photographically for astrometric purposes. All relevant
  parameters of this eclipse are derived, including ΔT, T<SUB>max</SUB>,
  ΔR<SUB>S</SUB> etc.

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Title: Polarimetric Observations with a CCD Camera at Belgrade
    Observatory
Authors: Vince, I.; Popović, L. C.; Kubičela, A.; Arsenijević, J.
1997IAPPP..67...56V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Software for Photometric Analysis of CCD Images
Authors: Malkov, S.; Jovanović, A.; Popović, L. C.; Kubičela, A.;
   Vince, I.; Arsenijević, J.
1997IAPPP..67...62M    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Optical polarization changes during the eclipse period of
    VV CEP
Authors: Arsenijevic, J.; Djurasevic, G.; Markovic, S.; Vince, I.;
   Kubicela, A.
1997jena.confE.105A    Altcode:
  Linear Optical polarization of the star VV Cep measured at Belgrade
  Observatory during the period of time 1974 - 1992 ( almost 90% of or-
  bital period ) is presented. Both polarization parameters vary with
  orbital phases.The minimal observed values of percentage around 0.97%
  (yearly means value ) fell at the instant of primary mid-totality,
  photometricaly observed elswhere at the phase 0.0013, and at the time
  of predicted secondary mid-totality at phase 0.4496, photometricaly not
  observed. Between these small values polarization percentage increasis
  continuously having maximal values of about 1.67% ( yearly means )
  at the interval of the phases 0.1958-0.2077 and 0.5933-0.5965. During
  these intervals of time two stars, on their apparent orbit, have the
  largest distances. For the observer from the Earth two stars were
  at gratest mutual elongations. The phase dependance is also found
  in the position angle of polarization. Yearly mean values of the
  position angles changed between 27.0 and 37.9 degrees having two maxima
  apximately one year after maxima of polarization percentage. Continuous
  changes of the measured angles have been interrupted two times, during
  periods of primary (1976-1977) and secondary (1986) eclipses. At both
  instants the position angle jumped to higher values than the values
  we would expect from the continuous curve of position angle variation
  in the rest of time. Besides the phase-dependent long-term changes
  some short-term variations exist too. But, the number of present
  observations are not sufficient for the detailed analysis. The origin
  of the polrization could have three possible sources of scattering:
  the light scattering on small particles in the extended atmosphere
  (envelope) of M supergiant primary, on the free electrons in the B star
  envelope and in the gas stream going from M to B star. In spite of so
  complex scattering picture the main characteristics of polarization
  variations are phenomenologically well explained.

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Title: 23<SUP>rd</SUP> IAU General Assembly, Kyoto (Japan), 18/30
    Aug 1997.
Authors: Popović, L. Č.; Vince, I.
1997Vasio..45...81P    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: On the Behaviour of Photospheric MnI 539.47 NM Spectral Line
Authors: Vince, I.; Erkapic, S.
1997jena.confE..62V    Altcode:
  The measured equivalent width of MnI 539.47 nm spectral line of the full
  solar disk shows a variation of about 2% in period from 1979 to 1991
  (Livingston, 1992). The equivalent width reaches its maximal value at
  minimum of solar activity (1985/86). According to Livingston (1992)
  this chromospheric behaviour of the MnI 539.47 nm "is a mystery to
  us". We try to solve this mystery theoretically in the frame of energy
  level population of the MnI atom influenced by the chromospheric flux
  and the collision rate variation.

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Title: Forms and development of dark spots after SL-9 Jupiter
    collision observed at Belgrade.
Authors: Kubičela, A.; Arsenijević, J.; Popović, L. Č.; Vince, I.
1996POBeo..54...67K    Altcode:
  A row of about 20 fragments of Comet Shoemaker-Levy (SL-9) collided
  with Jupiter in July 1994. The event was observed at the Belgrade
  Observatory from July 17 till August 8 - comprising the colliding
  period and two weeks after the collision was ended. The Zeiss 65/1055
  cm refractor with the aperture reduced to 40 cm and an SBIG professional
  CCD imaging camera was used. In all 238 images of Jupiter were obtained
  - mostly in the V spectral region. Here the observed shapes and some
  impact spots developing tendencies are shown.

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Title: Observational program for the total solar eclipse of August
    11, 1999.
Authors: Vince, I.; Kubičela, A.; Arsenijević, J.; Protitch-Benishek,
   V.; Popović, L. Č.
1996POBeo..54..193V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Astronomical orientations of graves and skeletons in Gomolova
    and Mokrin.
Authors: Vince, A.; Jovanović, B.; Vince, I.; Vince, O.
1996POBeo..54..199V    Altcode:
  The orientations of 25 skeletons in Gomolova cemetery, and 146 graves
  and 171 skeletons in Mokrin cemetery has been determined. On the
  basis of the presented method their angular distributions has been
  studied. The authors found that the bodies at Gomolova were oriented
  toward the azimuths of sunrise on the day of death or burial, while
  their results for Mokrin show that the graves and skeletons were
  oriented in N-S direction and it appeared that the dead faces pointed
  toward the point of sunrise.

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Title: A possible theoretical explanation of CCD interference
    patterns.
Authors: Jankov, S.; Vince, I.; Kubičela, A.; Jevremović, D.;
   Popović, L. C.
1996BABel.153..115J    Altcode:
  Quite high interference disturbance has been noticed in the authors'
  SBIG ST-6 CCD camera when applied in solar spectrophotometry. This
  behaviour has been explained quantitatively by the effect of spatial
  incoherence produced by an extended light source as the sun.

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Title: Microturbulent Sensitivity on some solar spectral Lines
Authors: Erkapic, S.; Vince, I.
1996hell.conf...42E    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Belgrade Observational Program for the Total Solar Eclipse
    of August 11, 1999
Authors: Vince, I.; Kubicela, A.; Arsenijevic, J.; Popovic, L. C.
1996RoAJ....6...99V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Variations of the linear optical Polarisation of 88 HER
Authors: Arsenijevic, J.; Markovic-Krsljanin, S.; Jankov, S.; Vince,
   I.; Kubicela, A.; Erkapic, S.
1996hell.conf..228A    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Belgrade Observatory Experiences in Total Solar Eclipse
    Observations
Authors: Vince, I.; Kubicela, A.; Arsenijević, J.
1996RoAJ....6...33V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Lα line in the MKN335 Seyfert 1 galaxy.
Authors: Popović, L. Č.; Jevremović, D.; Vince, I.; Milovanov, T.
1995POBeo..50..107P    Altcode:
  The analysis of the Lα emission line profile of MKN 335 Seyfert 1
  galaxy is presented. The line profile shows a prominent blue asymmetry
  (A = -0.18) for description of this asymmetry a model with outflow
  emission gas and gravitational redshift effect in the Broad Line Region
  are applied.

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Title: Analysis of the Mg II h spectral line shapes in HR 7275 and
    IM Peg.
Authors: Popović, L. Č.; Vince, I.; Jankov, S.; Djurašević, G.;
   Atanacković-Vukmanović, O.; Jevremović, D.
1995POBeo..50..111P    Altcode:
  The analysis of high-resolution IUE spectra of the RS CVn type stars HR
  7275 and IM Peg is presented. The inverse method technique was applied
  to the Mg II h chromospheric emission line, that shows the presence
  of interstellar absorption, in order to recover the intrinsic stellar
  line profile parameters.

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Title: On inverse methods used at Belgrade Observatory for analysis
    of spectral line shapes.
Authors: Vince, I.; Popović, L. Č.; Jankov, S.; Djurašević, G.;
   Atanacković-Vukmanović, O.; Jevremović, D.
1995POBeo..50...21V    Altcode:
  The authors present inverse methods used for analysis of spectral line
  shapes at Belgrade Observatory. A short description of the methods
  and some examples of application are given.

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Title: Belgrade observations of SL9 impact on Jupiter.
Authors: Popović, L. Č.; Kubičela, A.; Arsenijevič, J.;
   Jevremović, D.; Vince, I.
1995POBeo..49..187P    Altcode:
  CCD observations of the perturbations in Jupiter's atmosphere caused
  by the impact of fragments of the comet SL9 on this planet are
  presented. The appearance and evolution of "dark spots" in Jupiter's
  atmosphere in the V and R spectral region were recorded.

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Title: Influence of photospheric parameters on solar spectral line
    parameters.
Authors: Erkapić, S.; Vince, I.
1995POBeo..49..159E    Altcode:
  Spectral line profiles for 31 solar spectral line from the Belgrade
  observational program have been synthesized previously. The authors gave
  a short review on the sensivity of those spectral lines examining the
  behaviour of some line profile parameters (equivalent width, central
  residual flux, full-half width) induced by independent variations
  of temperature, gas pressure and electron density gradient in the
  atmosphere model. The results displayed as gradients of line profile
  parameters have shown high sensitivity of spectral lines to the
  temperature and a negligible sensitivity to the pressure and electron
  density change.

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Title: Some characteristics of intrinsic polarization of Be star
    κ Dra.
Authors: Arsenijević, J.; Marković-Kršljanin, S.; Vince, I.;
   Jankov, S.
1995POBeo..49...73A    Altcode:
  The intrinsic polarization parameters of κ Dra in V-color measured
  at Belgrade Observatory during the 14 years period (1979 - 1992) are
  presented. The changes of polarization percentage are discussed with
  the data of V-color photometry and Hα emission line equivalent widths.

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Title: Mg II h and k lines in the GHRS spectra of α Ori.
Authors: Jevremović, D.; Vince, I.
1995POBeo..49..163J    Altcode:
  The authors dearchived the echelle spectrum of α Ori from HST
  archive and compared it with prediction of Basri et al. (1981) model
  chromosphere.

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Title: The First Hungarian-Yugoslav Astronomical
    Conference. Proceedings. Conference, Baja (Hungary), 26 - 27 Apr 1995.
Authors: Vince, I.; Dimitrijević, M. S.; Balázs, L.
1995POBeo..49.....V    Altcode:
  These proceedings are a kind of "catalogue" of astronomical activities
  in Yugoslavia and Hungary.

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Title: The Belgrade observations of Jupiter during the period of
    its colliding with SL-9 comet.
Authors: Popović, L. Č.; Kubičela, A.; Arsenijević, J.;
   Jevremović, D.; Vince, I.
1995BABel.151...85P    Altcode:
  The authors present results of CCD observations of the perturbations
  in Jupiter's atmosphere caused by the impact of fragments of comet
  SL-9 on this planet. The appearance and evolution of "dark spots"
  in Jupiter's atmosphere were recorded in V and R spectral region.

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Title: Changes in the low dispersion IUE spectra of μ Cep.
Authors: Jevremović, D.; Vince, I.
1995BABel.151...75J    Altcode:
  The authors analysed low dispersion IUE spectra of the cool dusty
  supergiant μ Cep observed from 1979 to the end of 1989. They have
  found changes of "active regions" and continua's flux in these spectra
  similar to variations of the optical linear polarization degree during
  this period.

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Title: On the average optical depths of formation of some Fraunhofer
    lines.
Authors: Erkapić, S.; Vince, I.
1995BABel.151...13E    Altcode:
  Average optical depths of the line depression formation in the center
  of the solar disk for eighteen selected Fraunhofer lines have been
  calculated for six solar atmosphere models given by Vernazza et
  al. (1981). Some regularities in the behavior of the average optical
  depths vs. central residual intensities of the line profiles and lower
  level excitation potential have been examined.

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Title: Polarization Measurements of Some Be Stars
Authors: Vince, I.; Arsenijević, J.; Marković-Kršljanin, S.;
   Jankov, S.; Skuljan, Lj.
1995IAPPP..59...32V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Belgrade Astronomical Observatory observation of Jupiter
    during and after SL-9 comet impact time.
Authors: Popović, L. Č.; Kubičela, A.; Arsenijević, J.;
   Jevremović, D.; Vince, I.
1995ESOC...52..351P    Altcode: 1995esl9.conf..351P; 1995eslj.work..351P
  The observations were carried out with a CCD imaging camera at Belgrade
  Observatory from 17th July till 8th August covering the impact period
  and 17 days after it - until the visibility of Jupiter became poor.

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Title: Contribution of gravitational redshift to spectral line
    profiles of Seyfert galaxies and quasars.
Authors: Popovic, L. C.; Vince, I.; Atanackovic-Vukmanovic, O.;
   Kubicela, A.
1995A&A...293..309P    Altcode:
  In the present work we analyse the influence of gravitational field
  on the profile of spectral lines. For kinematically very composite
  regions near nuclei of Seyfert galaxies and quasars both the optically
  thin and optically thick cases have been considered. We suppose that
  the line profile without gravitational field influence (undisturbed
  profile) is a Voigt one. Irrespective of any other (mostly Doppler)
  influence the gravitational one yields shifted and asymmetric, and
  under the assumption of optically thin region, broadened spectral
  lines. The blue wing of the deformed spectral line is lower, while
  the red one is higher than in the undisturbed line profile. In the
  case of optically thin region we have discussed the shape of spectral
  lines for different wavelength ranges.

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Title: Mg II h and k lines in the IUE spectra of the cool dusty
    supergiant μ Cep.
Authors: Jevremović, D.; Vince, I.
1994BABel.150...41J    Altcode:
  The authors present results of investigation of the Mg II h and k lines
  in the IUE archive high resolution spectra of cool dusty supergiant
  μ Cep. They found the total chromospheric radiative loss, and showed
  that existing chromospheric models are not usable for very dusty stars
  as μ Cep.

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Title: Interference fringes of a CCD camera.
Authors: Kubičela, A.; Jevremović, D.; Popović, L. Č.; Skuljan,
   J.; Arsenijević, J.; Vince, I.
1994BABel.150...37K    Altcode:
  Very high interference disturbance has been noticed in a SBIG ST-6
  CCD camera when applied in solar spectrophotometry. The interference
  fringes have been removed by tilting the plane of the CCD receiver
  with respect to the optical axis of the spectrograph Littrow lens.

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Title: Contribution of gravitational redshift to spectral line
profiles of AGN: the case of Lorentzian profile.
Authors: Popović, L. Č.; Vince, I.; Kubičela, A.;
   Atanacković-Vukmanović, O.; Samurović, S.
1994BABel.149....9P    Altcode:
  The authors analyse the influence of gravitational redshift on the
  spectral line profiles of homogeneous, static and optically thin region
  near massive AGN (Seyfert galaxies and quasars). The correction function
  that determines the degree of spectral line profile distorsion produced
  by gravitational field has been investigated.

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Title: Influence of the gravitational field on the shape of spectral
    lines in spectra of Seyfert galaxies and quasars.
Authors: Popović, L. C.; Vince, I.; Kubičela, A.
1994IAUS..159..456P    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Stark Broadening of Znii and Cdii Spectral Lines of
    Astrophysical Interest
Authors: Popovic, L. C.; Vince, I.; Dimitrijevic, M. S.
1993A&AS..102...17P    Altcode:
  Using a modified semi-empirical approach, Stark broadening parameters
  for 12 Zn II and 8 Cd II spectral lines have been calculated as a
  function of temperature. The results obtained have been compared
  with available experimental data. The influence of the oscillator
  strengths accuracy on Stark broadening parameter calculation has
  been investigated.

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Title: Behavior of some Fraunhofer lines around maximum of solar
    activity.
Authors: Skuljan, J.; Kubičela, A.; Vince, I.; Arsenijević, J.;
   Popović, L. C.
1993POBeo..44...37S    Altcode:
  Equivalent widths of 18 Fraunhofer lines have been observed in
  integrated solar light from 1987 till 1992. Sixteen more dependable
  spectral lines out of 18 measured ones exhibit an extreme value
  (maximum or minimum) near the maximum of solar activity cycle.

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Title: Influence of temperature gradient changes on solar spectral
    line profile parameters.
Authors: Erkapić, S.; Vince, I.
1993POBeo..44...29E    Altcode:
  The authors examine, theoretically, the influence of temperature
  gradient changes on 27 spectral line profiles.

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Title: The center-to-limb variations of some solar spectral line
    parameters.
Authors: Jevremović, D.; Vince, I.; Erkapić, S.; Popović, S.
1993POBeo..44...33J    Altcode:
  A statistical analysis of center-to-limb changes in equivalent widths
  and coefficients of asymmetry and excess of 83 Fraunhofer lines
  was made.

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Title: Spectrum of CP stars: Stark width of heavy ion lines.
Authors: Popović, L. C.; Dimitrijević, M. S.; Vince, I.
1993POBeo..44...55P    Altcode:
  The authors present the results of their investigation of Stark
  broadening for a number of astrophysically important heavy ion lines
  in order to provide the corresponding Stark broadening data needed
  for astrophysical purposes.

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Title: On the swimming out of the solar magnetic tubes.
Authors: Tomić, A.; Vince, I.
1993POBeo..44..128T    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Solar dynamics over solar cycle 21 using sunspots as
    tracers. II. Meridional motions and covariance.
Authors: Nesme-Ribes, E.; Ferreira, E. N.; Vince, I.
1993A&A...276..211N    Altcode:
  Meridional motions of sunspots observed at Meudon were investigated for
  the period 1977-1984. A complex time and latitude-dependent meridional
  circulation was found, though the signal remains hardly above the 2σ
  level, when data are averaged over the full solar cycle. The latitudinal
  transport of linear angular momentum by sunspots was also estimated. The
  main results are that meridional motions share in the modulation of the
  differential rotation amplitude through the 11 -y cycle, the horizontal
  momentum transport, via Reynolds stresses, seems to be absent. These
  findings shed doubt on the origin of the differential rotation.

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Title: Long-term changes of equivalent widths of ten selected
    Fraunhofer lines.
Authors: Vince, I.; Kubičela, A.; Skuljan, J.; Karabin, M.;
   Erkapić, S.
1993sova.conf...74V    Altcode:
  The results confirm that equivalent widths of some spectral lines
  change with time probably due to they sensitiveness to solar activity.

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Title: Spectral analysis of a white-light flare
Authors: Sotirovski, P.; Boyer, R.; Hiei, E.; Vince, I.
1992A&A...262..597S    Altcode:
  A flare phenomenon was observed on 26 September 1963 at the Crimean
  Astrophysical Observatory. Using an echelle spectrograph the flare
  spectra from 3500 to 6700 were obtained with a dispersion of 0.56
  to 0.30 A/mm. The flare lasted from 06:38 UT to 09:24 UT, with the
  maximum at 07:21 UT and located N 15, W 75. Twenty spectra were
  recorded during the flare. Our analysis concerns only seven time
  sequences which were chosen according to the quality of the spectra;
  among them four belong to the earlier phase. The line profiles and the
  halfwidths of the Balmer series from H-alpha to H(14) were measured in
  order to obtain electron density by using Stark broadening, and the
  continuum intensity as a function of wavelength is studied in order
  to deduce the emission mechanism.

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Title: Solar activity influence on equivalent widths of some
    photospheric lines.
Authors: Skuljan, J.; Karabin, M.; Vince, I.; Kubicela, A.
1992BABel.145....1S    Altcode:
  Changes of equivalent widths for ten selected spectral lines (530.74
  nm ≤ λ ≤ 568.82 nm) were evaluated according to "Belgrade Program
  for Monitoring of Activity-Sensitive Spectral Lines of the Sun as a
  Star". Observations from August 1987 till May 1990 have been processed
  in the way for the first time presented here.

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Title: The data processing in solar spectrophotometry.
Authors: Skuljan, J.; Erkapić, S.; Vince, I.; Kubičela, A.
1992BABel.145..157S    Altcode:
  An interactive software package especially developed for solar
  spectrophotometry at the Belgrade Astronomical Observatory is
  described. The programs are written to automate the measuring procedure
  in Belgrade Program for Monitoring of Activity-Sensitive Spectral Lines
  of the Sun as a Star. The procedure includes the flat field reduction,
  correction of the X-scale, normalization to the continuum level,
  and evaluation of equivalent widths.

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Title: Fe I line asymmetries and shifts caused by pressure broadening
Authors: Kršljanin, V.; Vince, I.; Erkapić, S.
1991LNP...380..277K    Altcode: 1991IAUCo.130..277K; 1991sacs.coll..277K
  In order to test the validity of the usual neglect of pressure
  line shifts in investigations of Fe I line asymmetries and shifts,
  we calculated synthetic line bisectors and shifts of 96 moderate
  and weak photospheric lines, taking into account both hydrogen- and
  electron-impact shifts and neglecting the velocity fields. Absolute
  pressure line shifts obtained are less than or appr. equal to 50 m/s
  and the largest relative shifts along the bisectors are about 40m/s. We
  found pronounced dependences of both shifts and bisectors on the energy
  of the upper level in transitions and on the transition array.

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Title: Solar Rotation Over SOLAR-CYCLE-21
Authors: Ribes, Elisabeth; Vince, Istvan; Mein, Pierre; Neto Ferreira,
   Eduardo
1991LNP...380..241R    Altcode: 1991sacs.coll..241R; 1991IAUCo.130..241R
  Having measured the rotation rate of sunspots through solar cycle 21,
  from 1977 to 1983, we have found that the mean differential rotation
  averaged over this seven year record is similar to the grand average
  differential rotation determined by Howard et al. (1984) over the
  period 1921-1982. However, the rotation rate does change from year to
  year. These changes are evidenced by a steepening or a flattening of
  the mean differential rotation profile, as well as significant changes
  in the equatorial rate. The presence of a time-dependent pattern of
  azimuthal roils inferred from the meridional circulation pattern of
  the sunspots offers a qualitative explanation of the observed rotation
  rates. The amplitude of the changes is almost one order of magnitude
  larger than that of the torsional oscillations found by Howard and
  LaBonte (1981).

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Title: Activity Cycle Variation of Some Photospheric Lines
Authors: Karabin, M.; Kubičela, A.; Skuljan, J.; Vince, I.
1990PDHO....7..104K    Altcode: 1990ESPM....6..104K; 1990dysu.conf..104K
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Investigation of the collisional limb effect and shape of
    solar spectral lines at the Astronomical Observatory in Belgrade.
Authors: Vince, I.
1989BOBeo.140..117V    Altcode:
  The author investigates the absorber-perturber collision effects on
  the solar limb effect and on spectral line profiles.

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Title: Long-term changes of linear optical polarization of Be stars.
Authors: Arsenijević, J.; Jankov, S.; Djurašević, G.; Vince, I.
1989BOBeo.140....1A    Altcode:
  First results of ten-year optical polarization measurements of ο And,
  88 Her, κ Dra, and γ Cas are given. The existence of slow changes of
  polarization parameters has been asteblaihes in all four stars. For
  two of them, 88 Her and κ Dra, the intrinsic polarization has been
  determined.

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Title: Pressure Broadening and Solar Spectral Line Bisectors
Authors: Vince, I.; Dimitrijević, M. S.
1989ASIC..263...93V    Altcode: 1989ssg..conf...93V
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: On the oscillation of the solar diameter.
Authors: Ribes, Elizabeth; Ribes, Jean-Claude; Vince, Istvan; Merlin,
   Philippe
1988CRASB.307.1195R    Altcode: 1988CR2...307.1195R; 1988CR....307.1195R
  Systematic visual measurements of the solar diameter (both polar and
  equatorial) made with the meridian circle have been carried out at the
  Belgrade astronomical observatory, from 1975. The measurements indicate
  an oscillation similar to that obtained by Laclare with the astrolabe
  measurements, i.e. a similar period, phase and amplitude. This result
  confirms the solar (or terrestrial atmosphere) nature of the observed
  oscillation, thus eliminating the personal equation and instrumental
  biases.

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Title: Be stars - a challenge to the observers and theoreticians.
Authors: Arsenijević, J.; Kubičela, A.; Vince, I.
1988BOBeo.138...31A    Altcode: 1988BARB..138...31A
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Belgrade program for monitoring of activity - sensitive
    spectral lines of the sun as a star. II. Selection of Fraunhofer
    lines and beginning of a study of their long-term changes.
Authors: Vince, I.; Kubičela, A.; Arsenijević, J.
1988BOBeo.139...25V    Altcode: 1988BARB..139...25V
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Belgrade program for monitoring of activity-sensitive spectral
    lines of the Sun as a star. I. An analog solar scanning monochromator.
Authors: Arsenijević, J.; Kubičela, A.; Vince, I.; Jankov, S.
1988BOBeo.138....1A    Altcode: 1988BARB..138....1A
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: A survey of historical and recent solar diameter observations
Authors: Ribes, E.; Ribes, J. C.; Vince, I.; Merlin, Ph.
1988AdSpR...8g.129R    Altcode: 1988AdSpR...8..129R
  We report new observational evidence of periodic changes in the solar
  diameter. Progress has been made at two levels: <P />Systematic
  measurements of the solar diameter (both horizontal and vertical)
  have been made using a Meridian Circle at the Belgrade Observatory,
  from 1974 to 1986. An oscillation (amplitude of +/-0.20 arcsec, period
  of about 900 days) is present in both diameters. Although the data
  are fewer and noisier than the astrolabe measurements made by Laclare
  (1987), they provide an independent confirmation of the presence of
  the damped oscillation reported by Delache et al. (1985), with the
  same phase, period and amplitude. <P />A Fourier analysis of the solar
  diameters observed by La Hire (6,797 values), from 1683 to 1718, has
  been made. The analysis exhibits a number of peaks, all of which are
  present in the power spectrum of modern diameter data. In particular,
  a peak at 9,6 years is clearly visible. This result indicates that the
  solar cycle occured during the Maunder minimum, although the dearth of
  sunspots at the solar surface is confirmed. Some possible implications
  of these findings are suggested with respect to climatic variability
  on Earth.

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Title: Optical polarization changes of 88 Her in the period 1974
    - 1985.
Authors: Arsenijević, J.; Jankov, S.; Vince, I.; Durašević, G.
1987BOBeo.137...49A    Altcode: 1987BARB..137...49A
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Collision broadening and microturbulence sensitivity of some
    Na I non-resonant lines.
Authors: Kršljanin, V.; Vince, I.
1986BOBeo.136...12K    Altcode: 1986BARB..136...12K
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Uticaj sudarnih procesa na Limb-efekt 

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Title: Uticaj sudarnih
procesa na Limb-efekt 

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Title: The influence of impact processes on
    the limb effect;
Authors: Vince, Ištvan
1986PhDT........43V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Further Belgrade results of the large-scale photospheric
    velocity research.
Authors: Kubičela, A.; Karabin, M.; Vince, I.; Ivanović, Z.
1986BOBeo.136....1K    Altcode: 1986BARB..136....1K
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Variations of the linear optical polarization of κ Draconis.
Authors: Arsenijević, J.; Jankov, S.; Djurašević, G.; Vince, I.
1986BOBeo.136....6A    Altcode: 1986BARB..136....6A
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Pressure broadening and solar limb effect.
Authors: Vince, I.; Dimitrijevic, M. S.; Krsljanin, V.
1985ASIC..152..373V    Altcode: 1985rst..conf...97V
  The pressure broadening contribution to the solar limb effect is
  discussed for the case of a spectral series using the Na I 3p-ns
  and 4p-ns series as an example. It is found that the influence of
  the pressure broadening on the solar limb effect is reduced due to
  different signs of hydrogen and electron impact shifts.

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Title: Correction to the solar line-of-sight velocities for
    topocentric motion of the observer.
Authors: Ivanović, Z.; Vince, I.
1985POBeo..33...19I    Altcode:
  A method for determining the radial velocity of an observer moving
  around the sun is described. The Julian date (JD) as a unique
  independent variable is used. The method is developed for the reduction
  of data obtained at Belgrade Astronomical Observatory in the course
  of the solar spectral line shift observations. The accuracy is about
  ±0.1 m/s.

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Title: Collision broadening and solar limb effect: Na I 3p2Po-ns2S
    lines
Authors: Vince, Istvan; Dimitrijevic, Milan S.; Krsljanin, V.
1985sls3.conf..649V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Influence of different line broadening mechanisms on the
    limb-effect within Na I (4s<SUP>2</SUP>S-np<SUP>2</SUP>P<SUP>0</SUP>)
    series.
Authors: Vince, I.; Dimitrijević, M. S.
1985POBeo..33...15V    Altcode:
  Line broadening parameters within Na I
  (4s<SUP>2</SUP>S-np<SUP>2</SUP>P<SUP>0</SUP>) series have been
  calculated as a function of the position angle of the observed point
  on the sun. The influence of neutral atom impact-, and Stark broadening
  on the limb-effect are analyzed.

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Title: Effects of extrafocal observation with the solar spectrograph
    of the Belgrade Astronomical Observatory. I. Solar rotation
    line-of-sight velocities.
Authors: Kubičela, A.; Vince, I.
1983BOBeo.133....1K    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: On the telluric lines position instability.
Authors: Vince, I.
1983BOBeo.133....5V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Surprisingly High Optical Polarization of mu Cephei
Authors: Arsenijevic, J.; Kubicela, A.; Vince, I.
1980IBVS.1859....1A    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Some aspects of telluric line displacements in the solar
    spectrum.
Authors: Vince, I.
1979POBeo..26..167V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Some light polarization changes of omicron And.
Authors: Arsenijevic, J.; Vince, I.; Kubicela, A.
1979POBeo..26..125A    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Astronomical ephemerides for the year 1980.
Authors: Vince, I.; Stevanovic, K.
1979Vasio..27...83V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Astronomical ephemerides for the year 1979.
Authors: Trajkovska, V.; Vince, I.
1978Vasio..26...98T    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: On the Maunder minimum.
Authors: Vince, I.
1978Vasio..26...57V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Patrol observations of AD Leo during 1976.
Authors: Arsenijevic, J.; Kubicela, A.; Vince, I.
1978BOBeo.129...29A    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Optical polarization of V1500 Cyg
Authors: Arsenijevic, J.; Vince, I.
1977AZh....54..653A    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Optical polarization of V1500 Cyg
Authors: Arsenijevic, J.; Vince, I.
1977SvA....21..370A    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Jedna graficka metoda za odredivanje azimuta izlaza i zalaza
    Sunca (A graphical method for determination of the azimuth of sunrise
    and sunset.).
Authors: Vince, I.
1977Vasio..25...66V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Patrol observations of AD Leo and EV Lac during 1974 and 1975.
Authors: Arsenijevic, J.; Kubicela, A.; Vince, I.
1976BOBeo.127....9A    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Photoelectric observations of some flare stars during 1972.
Authors: Arsenijevic, J.; Kubicela, A.; Vince, I.
1975BOBeo.126...54A    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: The procedure of the treatment of polarimetric measurements
    with the photoelectric polarimeter of the Belgrade Astronomical
    Observatory.
Authors: Vince, I.
1975BOBeo.126...59V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: The determination of the theoretical value of the degree of
    polarization of the calibrator of the photoelectric polarimeter of
    the Belgrade Astronomical Observatory.
Authors: Vince, I.
1975BOBeo.126...56V    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Photoelectric observations of UV Ceti stars during 1973.
Authors: Arsenijevic, J.; Kubicela, A.; Vince, I.
1975BOBeo.126...55A    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS

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Title: Photoelectric Observations of EV Lac during the 1973
    International Patrol
Authors: Arsenijevic, J.; Kubicela, A.; Vince, I.
1974IBVS..866....1A    Altcode:
  No abstract at ADS