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Re: Is ANA dead? [message #27250 is a reply to message #27181]

Mon, 15 October 2001 03:51

James Tappin
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Peter Suetterlin wrote:

>
> No, he's not. He went back to the Netherlands, and left solar physics :-(

The other author is Dick Shine. Both are still listed on the whos-who page
of lmsal.

James

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