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	Publications of the Astronomical Society of Australia Volume 20 Number 2 2003

Photometry of R Coronae Borealis Stars during the Recovery Phase of their Declines

Lj. Skuljan , P. L. Cottrell , A. C. Gilmore and P. M. Kilmartin

pp. 159-164

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New Metallicity Calibration Down to [Fe/H] = −2.75 dex

S. Karaali , S. Bilir, Y. Karataş and S. G. Ak

pp. 165-172

Abstract

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On the Reliability of Initial Conditions for Dissipationless Cosmological Simulations

Alexander Knebe and Alvaro Domínguez

pp. 173-183

Abstract

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Orbit of Comet C/1850 Q1 (Bond)

Richard L. Branham Jr

pp. 184-188

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Deriving the Metallicity Distribution Function of Galactic Systems

Yeshe Fenner and Brad K. Gibson

pp. 189-195

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The Optical Emission from Gamma-Ray Quasars

M. T. Whiting , P. Majewski and R. L. Webster

pp. 196-202

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Review. Solar-like Oscillations

Timothy R. Bedding and Hans Kjeldsen

pp. 203-212

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