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	Publications of the Astronomical Society of Australia Volume 18 Number 2 2001

Total Magnitudes of Virgo Galaxies. I. Construction of a Self-Consistent Reference Dataset Spanning 8th to 18th Magnitude

Christopher Ke-shih Young

pp. 121-128

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Total Magnitudes of Virgo Galaxies. II. An Investigation into the m_p Scale of Volume I of Zwicky et al.'s Catalogue of Galaxies and of Clusters of Galaxies

Christopher Ke-shih Young and Zheng-yi Shao

pp. 129-135

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Radio Images of the Globular Cluster 47 Tucanae

D. McConnell , R. Deacon and J. G. Ables

pp. 136-139

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The Active Algol Binary KZ Pavonis

E. Budding , S. C. Marsden and O. B. Slee

pp. 140-147

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Galactic Structure and the Cosmic Ray Anisotropy at 10¹⁸eV

R. W. Clay

pp. 148-150

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UBV Photometry of the Massive Eclipsing Binary TT Aur

S. Özdemir , H. Ak, M. Tanriver, H. Gülseçen, S. Gülseçen, A. T. Saygaç, E. Budding and O. Demircan

pp. 151-157

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Science Goals for Antarctic Infrared Telescopes

Michael G. Burton , John W. V. Storey and Michael C. B. Ashley

pp. 158-165

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Mid-Infrared Imaging of the Einstein Cross QSO

Eric Agol , Stuart Wyithe , Barbara Jones and Chris Fluke

pp. 166-168

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QSO-Galaxy Correlations: Lensing or Dust?

Scott M. Croom

pp. 169-171

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The Structure of the Gravitational Lens System B1152+199

P. G. Edwards , J. E. J. Lovell , H. Hirabayashi , D. L. Jauncey and S. Toft

pp. 172-175

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What do Quasars Look Like?

Paul J. Francis

pp. 176-178

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The Hubble Constant from (CLASS) Gravitational Lenses

L. V. E. Koopmans and The CLASS Collaboration

pp. 179-181

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Gravitational Microlensing of Giant Luminous Arcs: a Test for Compact Dark Matter in Clusters of Galaxies

Geraint F. Lewis

pp. 182-185

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X-Ray Microlensing of Bright Quasars

Shin Mineshige , Atsunori Yonehara and Rohta Takahashi

pp. 186-188

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Gravitational Lensing and Modified Newtonian Dynamics

Daniel J. Mortlock and Edwin L. Turner

pp. 189-191

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The 2dF Gravitational Lens Survey

Daniel J. Mortlock , Darren S. Madgwick and Ofer Lahav

pp. 192-194

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Using the 6dF Galaxy Redshift Survey to Detect Gravitationally-lensed Quasars

Daniel J. Mortlock and Michael J. Drinkwater

pp. 195-197

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Do Angular Momentum Induced Ellipticity Correlations Contaminate Weak Lensing Measurements?

Priyamvada Natarajan , Robert G. Crittenden , Ue-Li Pen and Tom Theuns

pp. 198-200

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Cosmological Parameter Survey Using the Gravitational Lensing Method

Premana W. Premadi , Hugo Martel , Richard Matzner and Toshifumi Futamase

pp. 201-206

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Microlensing of Quasars

Joachim Wambsganss

pp. 207-210

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Source Size Measurement from Observed Quasar Microlensing

Atsunori Yonehara

pp. 211-214

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