Szatmáry Károly
publikációinak
független idézettsége
(910)
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Szatmáry
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Delta Scuti tipusú változócsillagok
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Szatmáry
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Szatmáry
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Szatmáry
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Pulsating variable stars in binary systems,
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7. Lampens P.,
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