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Panek, R. J. (1979) Visual continuum flux distribution of cataclysmic variables. The Astrophysical Journal, 234. 1016pp. doi:10.1086/157585

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TitleVisual continuum flux distribution of cataclysmic variables
JournalThe Astrophysical Journal
AuthorsPanek, R. J.Author
Year1979 (December)Volume234
PublisherIOP Publishing
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