Volume 26, Issue 2-3
June 2005, pages 117-357
pp 117-118 June 2005 Proceedings - ARIES International Workshop on Asteroseismology
pp 119-121 June 2005
pp 123-138 June 2005
Asteroseismology: Past, present and future
pp 139-160 June 2005
pp 161-169 June 2005
pp 171-184 June 2005
Excitation of solar-like oscillations: From PMS to MS stellar models
R. Samadi M. -J. Goupil E. Alecian F. Baudin D. Georgobiani R. Trampedach R. Stein å. Nordlund
pp 185-191 June 2005
HD 101065, the most peculiar star: First results from precise radial velocity study
pp 193-201 June 2005
The Nainital-Cape Survey: A search for variability in Ap and Am stars
pp 203-211 June 2005
HD 12098 and other results from Nainital-Cape Survey
pp 213-221 June 2005
Asteroseismic theory of rapidly oscillating Ap stars
pp 223-229 June 2005
The Dushak-Erekdag survey of roAp stars
Tatyana Dorokhova Nikolay Dorokhov
pp 231-239 June 2005
pp 241-247 June 2005
Asteroseismology of δ Scuti and γ Doradus stars
pp 249-259 June 2005
Asteroseismology of δ Scuti stars: Problems and prospects
M. -J. Goupil M. A. Dupret R. Samadi T. Boehm E. Alecian J. C. Suarez Y. Lebreton C. Catala
pp 261-271 June 2005
Pulsations in subdwarf B stars
pp 273-281 June 2005
Lessons for asteroseismology from white dwarf stars
pp 283-292 June 2005
On the analysis of light curves in asteroseismology
pp 293-299 June 2005
Collaborative research of open star clusters
pp 301-309 June 2005
Results from the Whole Earth Telescope — Indian contributions
S. Seetha B. N. Ashoka T. M. K. Marar
pp 311-319 June 2005
Upgradation of MOT and its relevance to WET campaigns
pp 321-330 June 2005
Argos: An optimized time-series photometer
pp 331-338 June 2005
High resolution stellar spectroscopy with VBT echelle spectrometer
N. Kameswara Rao S. Sriram K. Jayakumar F. Gabriel
pp 339-347 June 2005
Facilities at ARIES for the Nainital-Cape Survey
pp 349-357 June 2005
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