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August 1, 1970The Astrophysical Journal

Infrared Emission of Novae

S. L. Geisel Douglas E. Kleinmann F. J. Low

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Abstract

Nova Ser 1970 and Nova Aql 1970 have become luminous infrared sources emitting energies greater than 1 ergs at wavelengths longer than 2 M Similar infrared emission from Nova Del 1967, FU Ori, and RS Oph has been observed.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a84876925efb1e71e840261 https://doi.org/10.1086/180579

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