Most Recent Additions*
An Automated Search for Variability in Chromospherically Active Stars
Gregory W. Henry, Francis C. Fekel, and Douglas S. Hall
Optical Variability in the Unusual K5 V Infrared-Excess Star HD 98800
Gregory W. Henry and Douglas S. Hall
The Two Variables in The Triple System HR 6469=V819 Her: One Eclipsing, One Spotted
Walter V. van Hamme, Douglas S. Hall, Adam W. Hargrove, Gregory W. Henry, Rick Wasson, William S. Barksdale, Sandy Chang, Robert E. Fried, Charles L. Green, Helen C. Lines, Richard D. Lines, Paul Nielsen, Harry D. Powell, Robert C. Reisenweber, Charles W. Rogers, Steve Shervais, and Randy Tatum
Chromospherically Active Stars. XII. ADS 11060 C: A Double Linked K Dwarf Binary in a Quintuple System
Francis C. Fekel, Gregory W. Henry, Melissa L. Hampton, Robert E. Fried, and Mary D. Morton
2021 Fall Commencement
Tennessee State University
Sun in the Spectroscopic Binary IM Pegasi, the Guide Star for the Gravity Probe B Mission
Stephen C. Marsden, Svetlana Berdyugina, Jean-Francois Donati, Joel A. Eaton, Michael H. Williamson, Ilya Ilyin, Debra A. Fischer, Melesio Muñoz, Howard Isaacson, M. I. Ratner, Meïr Semel, Pascal Petit, and Brad D. Carter
Flare energetics: analysis of a large flare on YZ Canis Minoris observed simultaneously in the ultraviolet, optical and radio.
G. H. J. van den Oord, John G. Doyle, M. Rodono, D. E. Gary, Gregory W. Henry, Patrick B. Byrne, and Jeffrey L. Linsky
Random Spots on Chromospherically Active Stars
Joel A. Eaton, Gregory W. Henry, and Francis C. Fekel
Starspot Evolution, Differential Rotation, and Magnetic Cycles in the Chromospherically Active Binaries lambda Andromedae, sigma Geminorum, II Pegasi, and V711 Tauri
Gregory W. Henry, Joel A. Eaton, Jamesia Hamer, and Douglas S. Hall
Starspots Found on the Ellipsoidal Variable V350 Lacertae = HR 8575
Lionel J. Crews, Douglas S. Hall, Gregory W. Henry, Richard D. Lines, Helen C. Lines, and Robert E. Fried
A Spectroscopic and Photometric Study of 12 BM Camelopardalis
Douglas S. Hall, Francis C. Fekel, Gregory W. Henry, Joel A. Eaton, William S. Barksdale, Virgiljus Dadonas, Zeki Eker, Peep Kalv, Carlson R. Chambliss, Robert E. Fried, George L. Fortier, Howard J. Landis, Howard P. Louth, Harry D. Powell, Thomas G. McFaul, Richard Miles, Paul Nielsen, Thomas R. Renner, Stephen P. Robb, Douglas M. Slauson, Harold J. Stelzer, Rick Wasson, and James E. Wood
Time series analysis of V815 Herculis photometry between 1984 and 1998
Lauri Jetsu, Thomas Hackman, Douglas S. Hall, Gregory W. Henry, Mariitta Kokko, and J. You
Evolved, single, slowly rotating . . . but magnetically active The G8-giant HR 1362 = EK Eridani revisited
Klaus G. Strassmeier, Kazimierz Stępień, Gregory W. Henry, and Douglas S. Hall
Time-series photometric SPOT modeling. III. Thirty years in the life of HK Lacertae.
Katalin Oláh, Zsolt Kővári, János Bartus, Klaus G. Strassmeier, Douglas S. Hall, and Gregory W. Henry
Time-series photometric SPOT modeling. II. Fifteen years of photometry of the bright RS CVN binary HR 7275.
Klaus G. Strassmeier, Douglas S. Hall, and Gregory W. Henry
Differential rotation in magnetic chemically peculiar stars
Zdeněk Mikulášek, Jiří Krtička, Ernst Paunzen, Michal Švanda, Stefan Hummerich, Klaus Bernhard, Miroslav Jagelka, Jan Janík, Gregory W. Henry, and Matthew E. Shultz
Long-term monitoring of Hα emission strength and photometric V magnitude of γ Cas
E. Pollmann, W. Vollmann, and Gregory W. Henry
The record-breaking rotational braking of the He strong CP star HD 37776
Zdeněk Mikulášek, Jiří Krtička, Juraj Zverko, Gregory W. Henry, Jan Janik, Iosif I. Romanyuk, Jozef Ziznovsky, Hrvoje Božić, Miloslav Zejda, Thomas Graf, and Martin Netolický
Photospheric temperature measurements in young main sequence stars
Katia Biazzo, Antonio Frasca, Gregory W. Henry, S. Catalano, and Ettore Marilli
Why do some spotted stars become bluer as they become fainter?
Vidar Aarum-Ulvås and Gregory W. Henry
*Updated as of 12/04/21.