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Abundances of Helium in Gaseous Nebulae
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 30 March 2016
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During the past two or three years much work has been done on the determination of helium abundances in gaseous nebulae, using observations at both optical wavelengths and radio wavelengths. I imagine that the organisers of this Discussion must have asked whether the subject should be reviewed by an optical observer or a radio observer, and have finally resolved their dilemma by choosing a speaker who has not made observations at any wavelength whatsoever.
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