L. H. Aller - Concepedia

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L. H. Aller

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Aller, LH, Aller, Lawrence H., J. H. Kastner, L H Aller, L. Aller, L. H. ALLER, L. H. Aller, L. H. H. Aller, L.H. ALLER, L.H. Aller

625

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6.1K

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L. H. Aller is an author at University of California, Los Angeles specializing in photometry, astrophysics, and natural sciences.

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Natural Sciences	17	23	695
2	Engineering	16	26	962
3	Physics	14	16	488
4	Chemistry	5	5	389
5	Cosmic Ray	1	1	12

L. H. Aller

137

Publications

4.4K

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	Year	Citations
The Chemical Composition of the Sun John E. Ross, L. H. Aller Science Difficult ProblemsSolar Physics (Heliophysics)Solar VariabilityEngineeringChemical Composition	1976	283
The Abundances of the Elements in the Solar Atmosphere. Leo Goldberg, Edith A. Müller, L. H. Aller The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series	1960	258
Chemical compositions of planetary nebulae L. H. Aller, S. J. Czyzak The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series	1983	182
Origin of planetary nebulae - Morphology, carbon-to-oxygen abundance ratios, and central star multiplicity B. Zuckerman, L. H. Aller The Astrophysical Journal	1986	130
The Atmospheres of A-Type Subdwarfs and 95 Leonis. Joseph W. Chamberlain, L. H. Aller The Astrophysical Journal	1951	106
Red Giants with Extreme Mental Deficiencies. George Wallerstein, Jesse L. Greenstein, Robert A. Parker, The Astrophysical Journal	1963	104
Diffusion in the Sun. L. H. Aller, S. Chapman The Astrophysical Journal	1960	104
A spectroscopic survey of 51 planetary nebulae L. H. Aller, C. D. Keyes The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series	1987	103
On the Classification of Emission-Line Spectra of Planetary Nuclei Lindsey F. Smith, L. H. Aller The Astrophysical Journal	1969	92
Auroral and nebular emission lines of [S II] in the optical spectra of planetary nebulae F. P. Keenan, L. H. Aller, K L Bell, Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society Cosmic AbundancePhotometryElectron TemperaturesPhysicsNatural Sciences	1996	90

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