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most citedThe Distance to SN 1999em from the Expanding Photosphere Method

276 citations · 711 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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astro-ph2004★ 65 cited

Globular Cluster and Galaxy Formation: M31, the Milky Way and Implications for Globular Cluster Systems of Spiral Galaxies

D. Burstein, Y. Li, K. C. Freeman +10

The globular cluster (GC) systems of the Milky Way and of our neighboring spiral galaxy, M31, comprise 2 distinct entities, differing in 3 respects. 1. M31 has young GCs, ages from…

astro-ph2003★ 22 cited

Nitrogen Overabundance: Globular Cluster and Halo Formation

Yong Li, David Burstein

Halo globular clusters pose four succinct issues that must be solved in any scenario of their formation: single-age, single metallicity stellar populations; a lower limit ([Fe/H] ~…

astro-ph2001★ 276 cited

The Distance to SN 1999em from the Expanding Photosphere Method

M. Hamuy, P. A. Pinto, J. Maza +22

We present optical and IR spectroscopy of the first two months of evolution of the Type II SN 1999em. We combine these data with high-quality optical/IR photometry beginning only t…

astro-ph1999

Deep Intermediate-Band Surface Photometry of NGC 5907

BATC Collaboration, Z. Y. Zheng, Z. H. Shang +3

We obtained very deep exposures of NGC 5907 with a Schmidt telescope, large-format CCD, and intermediate-band filters centered at 6660A and 8020A. These two filters, part of a 15-f…

astro-ph1998★ 139 cited

Ring structure and warp of NGC5907 -- Interaction with dwarf galaxies

Zhaohui Shang, Zhongyuan Zheng, Elias Brinks +22

The edge-on, nearby spiral galaxy NGC5907 has long been used as the prototype of a ``non-interacting'' warped galaxy. We report here the discovery of two interactions with companio…

astro-ph1996★ 209 cited

Deep Wide-Field Spectrophotometry of the Open Cluster M67

Xiaohui Fan, David Burstein, Jian-sheng Chen +21

We present nine color CCD intermediate-band spectrophotometry of a two square degree field centered on the old open cluster M67, from 3890 to nearly 1. These observations…