NASA NTRS · 20050185302
Why do Some Dwarf Novae Stand Still?
Abstract
The papers published through support of NASA. "Why do Some DwarfNovae Stand Still?" Preliminary results were published in the form of an abstract as part of Joint Discussion 5, at the IAU meeting in Sydney. The complete reference is: Hartley, L. E., Long, K. S., Froning, C.-S., & Drew, J. E. 2003, "The White Dwarf and Accretion Stream in Z Cam", presented as part of Joint Discussion 5, "White Dwarfs: Galactic and Cosmologic Probes, at 25th meeting of the MU, Joint Discussion 5 , 16-17 July 2003, Sydney, Australia Our final results were published in the Astrophysical Journal this year. Hartley, L. E., Long, K. S., Froning, C. S., & Drew, J. E. 2005, "The Far-Ultraviolet Spectrum of Z Camelopardalis in Quiescence and Standstill", ApJ, 623,425.
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Sonneborn, George, Long, Knox. 2005-06-28. Why do Some Dwarf Novae Stand Still?. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050185302
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