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Age as the second parameter in NGC 288/NGC 362? I. Turnoff ages: A purely differential comparison
Authors: Bellazzini, M Pecci, FF Ferraro, FR Galleti, S Catelan, M Landsman, WB
Citation: M. Bellazzini et al., Age as the second parameter in NGC 288/NGC 362? I. Turnoff ages: A purely differential comparison, ASTRONOM J, 122(5), 2001, pp. 2569-2586
Another faint ultraviolet object associated with a globular cluster X-ray source: The case of M92
Authors: Ferraro, FR Paltrinieri, B Rood, RT Pecci, FF Buonanno, R
Citation: Fr. Ferraro et al., Another faint ultraviolet object associated with a globular cluster X-ray source: The case of M92, ASTROPHYS J, 537(1), 2000, pp. 312-318
Distances, ages, and epoch of formation of globular clusters
Authors: Carretta, E Gratton, RG Clementini, G Pecci, FF
Citation: E. Carretta et al., Distances, ages, and epoch of formation of globular clusters, ASTROPHYS J, 533(1), 2000, pp. 215-235
Luminosity function and mass segregation in M92
Authors: Andreuzzi, G Buonanno, R Pecci, FF Iannicola, G Marconi, G
Citation: G. Andreuzzi et al., Luminosity function and mass segregation in M92, ASTRON ASTR, 353(3), 2000, pp. 944-951
A new infrared array photometric survey of galactic globular clusters: A detailed study of the red giant branch sequence as a step toward the global testing of stellar models
Authors: Ferraro, FR Montegriffo, P Origlia, L Pecci, FF
Citation: Fr. Ferraro et al., A new infrared array photometric survey of galactic globular clusters: A detailed study of the red giant branch sequence as a step toward the global testing of stellar models, ASTRONOM J, 119(3), 2000, pp. 1282-1295
The stellar population of a typical globular cluster
Authors: Pecci, FF Clementini, G
Citation: Ff. Pecci et G. Clementini, The stellar population of a typical globular cluster, ASTRO SP SC, 267(1-4), 1999, pp. 73-82
The luminosity function of M3
Authors: Rood, RT Carretta, E Paltrinieri, B Ferraro, FR Pecci, FF Dorman, B Chieffi, A Straniero, O Buonanno, R
Citation: Rt. Rood et al., The luminosity function of M3, ASTROPHYS J, 523(2), 1999, pp. 752-762
The Large Magellanic Cloud globular cluster NGC 1866: New data, new models, new analysis
Authors: Testa, V Ferraro, FR Chieffi, A Straniero, O Limongi, M Pecci, FF
Citation: V. Testa et al., The Large Magellanic Cloud globular cluster NGC 1866: New data, new models, new analysis, ASTRONOM J, 118(6), 1999, pp. 2839-2864
Hubble Space Telescope photometry of the Fornax dwarf spheroidal galaxy: Cluster 4 and its field
Authors: Buonanno, R Corsi, CE Castellani, M Marconi, G Pecci, FF Zinn, R
Citation: R. Buonanno et al., Hubble Space Telescope photometry of the Fornax dwarf spheroidal galaxy: Cluster 4 and its field, ASTRONOM J, 118(4), 1999, pp. 1671-1683
The giant, horizontal, and asymptotic branches of Galactic globular clusters. I. The catalog, photometric observables, and features
Authors: Ferraro, FR Messineo, M Pecci, FF De Palo, MA Straniero, O Chieffi, A Limongi, M
Citation: Fr. Ferraro et al., The giant, horizontal, and asymptotic branches of Galactic globular clusters. I. The catalog, photometric observables, and features, ASTRONOM J, 118(4), 1999, pp. 1738-1758
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