Titlebook: Video and Image Processing in Multimedia Systems; Borko Furht,Stephen W. Smoliar,HongJiang Zhang Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media

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nized by the Central Institute of Astrophysics of the Academy of Sciences of the German Democratic Republic and is the latest in a series devoted to the problems of photography in astronomy. The previous workshops, which have taken place every three years, were held in Edinburgh (1984), Nice (1981)

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Borko Furht,Stephen W. Smoliar,HongJiang Zhangs. We have gained new perspectives on the Universe with the aid ofpowerful gamma-ray, X­ ray, and infrared telescopes, whose sensitivities could not have been imagined a quarter-century earlier. We have become expert at snaring neutrinos to gain insight on nuclear processes at work in the Sun and su

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Borko Furht,Stephen W. Smoliar,HongJiang Zhang both pro­ vide basic data for use by all scientists, from the amateur astronomer to the professional astrophysicist. In this first volume, we not only provide physical parameters of planets, stars and their environment, but we also provide the celestial coordinates required to observe them. Here we

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