On the geometrical and kinematic structure of the postnova shell of HR Delphini

The present observational results demonstrate the power of high resolution slit spectroscopy in revealing subarcsec-domain kinematic and geometrical structures in emission nebulae. The emission line structure of the postnova, HR Del, leads to the construction of a detailed expanding shell model, as...

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