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From: yeti@sara.la.asu.edu (Peter Hauschildt) Subject: Re: Nova Cassiopeiae 1993 Date: Sat, 11 Dec 1993 21:28:15 -0700 (MST) Hi Nova-Gang, this nova could still be in it's earliest 'fireball' stage or just have entered it's 'recovery' phase. Therefore, it would be very interesting to obtain spectra as early as possible. Multiwavelength observation are of particular value for spectral analysis, in particular to combine UV and optical spectra. Presently, low resolution (e.g., 4A in the optical, IUE low-res) for a wide wavelength range are best suited for a detailled spectral analysis! Good hunting and clear skies, Peter -- =============================================================== Peter H. Hauschildt Phone: (602) 965-2552 Dept. of Physics & Astronomy Fax: (602) 965-7954 Arizona State University Email: yeti@sara.la.asu.edu Box 871504 yeti@asu (Bitnet) Tempe, AZ 85287-1504 =============================================================== = "Prepare For More Mowing!!" (1) = = "Scientific Progress Goes 'Boink'?!" (2) = = "Real Programmers Don't use Pascal!!!" (3) = =============================================================== (1): C64 game (2): Waterson, 1992 (3): Ed Post, 1982
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