NEW BVIC PHOTOMETRY OF LOW-MASS PLEIADES STARS: EXPLORING THE EFFECTS OF ROTATION ON BROADBAND COLORS

NEW BVIC PHOTOMETRY OF LOW-MASS PLEIADES STARS: EXPLORING THE EFFECTS OF ROTATION ON BROADBAND COLORS
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10.1088/0004-6256/148/2/30
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2014-06
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The Astronomical Journal
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B. Kamai;F. Vrba;J. Stauffer;K. Stassun
B. Kamai;F. Vrba;J. Stauffer;K. Stassun
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作者:
B. Kamai;F. Vrba;J. Stauffer;K. Stassun

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