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This paper is a review of some of the most important problems on novae. Special attention is paid to the interpretation of recent observational data on novae, structure of the principal envelopes, infrared emission from novae and especially to the problems of magnetic fields in novae.
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Title: Novae
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This paper is a review of some of the most important problems on novae.
Special attention is paid to the interpretation of recent observational data on novae, structure of the principal envelopes, infrared emission from novae and especially to the problems of magnetic fields in novae.
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