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ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS Supplement Series, Volume 132, November I 1998
CONTENTS
Fifteen years monitoring of extragalactic radio sources at 22, 37 and 87 GHz
H. Teräsranta,
M. Tornikoski,
A. Mujunen,
K. Karlamaa,
T. Valtonen,
N. Henelius,
S. Urpo,
M. Lainela,
T. Pursimo,
K. Nilsson,
S. Wiren,
A. Lähteenmäki,
M. Korpi,
R. Rekola,
P. Heinämäki,
M. Hanski,
P. Nurmi,
K. Kokkonen,
P. Keinänen,
O. Joutsamo,
J. Oksanen,
H. Pietilä,
E. Valtaoja,
M. Valtonen
and P. Könönen
Terzan 3 and IC 1276 (Palomar 7): Two metal-rich bulge
globular clusters uncovered
B. Barbuy,
S. Ortolani
and
E. Bica
Identification of selected sources from the ROSAT Galactic Plane
Survey. I.
C. Motch,
P. Guillout,
F. Haberl,
J. Krautter,
M.W. Pakull,
W. Pietsch,
K. Reinsch,
W. Voges
and F.-J. Zickgraf
Optical observations of eight X-ray selected BL Lacertae
objects
C.M. Raiteri, M. Villata, G. De
Francesco,
L. Lanteri, M. Cavallone and G. Sobrito
Physical parameters of the Algol system TZ Eridani from
simultaneous analysis of Geneva 7-colour light curves
F. Barblan,
P. Bartholdi, P. North,
G. Burki and E.C. Olson
Check on JPL DE405 using modern optical observations
L.V. Morrison and D.W. Evans
Instruments and observational techniques
Results of the digital co-addition of thirteen Schmidt films of the
Virgo cluster of galaxies
A.C. Katsiyannis, S.N. Kemp, D.S.
Berry and J. Meaburn
A 1.4 GHz radio continuum and polarization survey
at medium Galactic latitudes.
I. Observation and reduction technique
B. Uyanıker, E. Fürst, W. Reich, P. Reich and R.
Wielebinski
The gain-elevation correction of the IRAM 30-m telescope
A. Greve,
R. Neri
and A. Sievers
Computational methods
Determination of orbital parameters of
interacting galaxies using a genetic algorithm.
Description of the method and application to artificial data
M. Wahde
Construction of highly accurate models of rotating neutron
stars - comparison of three different numerical schemes
T. Nozawa,
N. Stergioulas,
E. Gourgoulhon
and Y. Eriguchi
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