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Publication/Citation List Zoznam publikačnej činnosti a ohlasov Autor: Pribulla Theodor 1970- Rok vydania: 1970~2015 ADCA Vedecké práce v zahraničných karentovaných časopisoch impaktovaných ADCA01 BOUZID, Yacine M. - STERKEN, Christian - PRIBULLA, Theodor. Photometric study of the eclipsing binary V1034 Sco. In Astronomy and Astrophysics, 2005, vol. 437, p. 769-774. (3.694 - IF2004). (2005 - Current Contents). ISSN 0004-6361. Ohlasy: 1. [1.2] SOUTHWORTH, J. Eclipsing binaries in open clusters. In PROCEEDINGS OF THE IAU, 2006, vol.2, no. 240, p. 619-621., SCOPUS 2. [1.1] VITRICHENKO, E.A. - NADYOZHIN, D.K. - RAZINKOVA, T.L. Mass-luminosity relation for massive stars. In ASTRONOMY LETTERS-A JOURNAL OF ASTRONOMY AND SPACE ASTROPHYSICS. ISSN 1063- 7737, APR 2007, vol. 33, no. 4, p. 251-258., WOS 3. [1.1] SANA, H. - GOSSET, E. - NAZE, Y. - RAUW, G. - LINDER, N. The massive star binary fraction in young open clusters - I. NGC 6231 revisited. In MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY. ISSN 0035-8711, MAY 1 2008, vol. 386, no. 1, p. 447-460., WOS 4. [9] REIPURTH, B. Young stars in NGC 6231 and the Sco OB1 association. In HANDBOOK OF STAR FORMING REGIONS, VOLUME II: THE SOUTHERN SKY, ASP MONOGRAPH PUBLICATIONS, San Francisco, editor Bo Reipurth. ISBN 978-1-58381-671-4, 2008, vol. 5, p. 401-414., NASA ADS 5. [1.1] TORRES, G. - ANDERSEN, J. - GIMENEZ, A. Accurate masses and radii of normal stars: modern results and applications. In ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS REVIEW, 2010, vol.18, no.1-2, p. 67-126., WOS 6. [1.1] YILDIZ, M. Modelling early-type stars in eclipsing binaries of open clusters: A new method for age determination from the ratio of radii. In PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA, 2011, vol.28, no.1, p. 66-76., WOS 7. [1.1] GARCIA, E. V. - STASSUN, K.G. - PAVLOVSKI, K. - HENSBERGE, H. - GOMEZ MAQUEO CHEW, Y. - CLARET, A. 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In NEW ASTRONOMY, 2014, vol. 31, p. 20-25., WOS ADCA03 ERRMANN, Ronny - TORRES, Guillermo - SCHMIDT, Tobias O.B. - SEELIGER, Martin - HOWARD, Andrew W. - MACIEJEWSKI, Gracjan - NEUHÄUSER, Ralph - MEIBOM, Soren - KELLERER, Aglae - DIMITROV, Dinko - DINCEL, Baha - MARKA, Claudia - MUGRAUER, Markus - GINSKI, Christian - ADAM, Christian - RAETZ, Stefanie - SCHMIDT, Janos - HOHLE, Markus M. - BERNDT, Alexandra - KITZE, Manfred - TREPL, Ludwig - MOUALLA, Mohammad - EISENBEISS, Thomas - FIEDLER, Simone - DATHE, Anika - GRAEFE, Christian - PAWELLEK, Nicole - SCHREYER, Katharina - KJURKCHIEVA, Diana P. - RADEVA, Veselka S. - YOTOV, Vergil - CHEN, Wen- Ping - HU, Seline Chia-Ling - WU, Zhen-Yu - ZHOU, Xu - PRIBULLA, Theodor - BUDAJ, Ján - VAŇKO, Martin - KUNDRA, Emil - HAMBÁLEK, Ľubomír - KRUSHEVSKA, Victoria - BUKOWIECKI, Lukasz - NOWAK, Grzegorz - MARSCHALL, Laurence - TERADA, Hiroshi - TOMONO, Daigo - FERNANDEZ, Matilde - SOTA, Alfredo - TAKAHASHI, Hidenori - OASA, Yumiko - BRICENO, Cesar - CHINI, Rolf - BROEG, Christopher Hans. Investigation of a transiting planet candidate in Trumpler 37: An astrophysical false positive eclipsing spectroscopic binary star. In Astronomische Nachrichten, 2014, vol. 335, no. 4, p. 345-356. (1.119 - IF2013). (2014 - Current Contents, WOS, SCOPUS, NASA ADS). ISSN 0004-6337. ADCA04 ERRMANN, Ronny - NEUHÄUSER, Ralph - MARSCHALL, Laurence - TORRES, Guillermo - MUGRAUER, Markus - CHEN, Wen-Ping - HU, Seline Chia-Ling - BRICENO, Cesar - CHINI, Rolf - BUKOWIECKI, Lukasz - DIMITROV, Dinko - KJURKCHIEVA, Diana P. - JENSEN, Eric L.N. - COHEN, David H. - WU, Zhen-Yu - PRIBULLA, Theodor - VAŇKO, Martin - KRUSHEVSKA, Victoria - BUDAJ, Ján - OASA, Yumiko - PANDEY, Anil K. - FERNANDEZ, Matilde - KELLERER, Aglae - MARKA, Claudia. The stellar content of the young open cluster Trumpler37. In Astronomische Nachrichten, 2013, vol. 334, no. 7, p. 673-681. (1.399 - IF2012). (2013 - Current Contents, WOS, SCOPUS, NASA ADS). ISSN 0004-6337. Ohlasy: 1. [1.1] KALARI, V.M. - VINK, J.S. Pre-main-sequence accretion in the low metallicity galactic star-forming region Sh 2-284. In ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL, 2015, vol. 800, no. 2, article no. 113, p. 1-13., WOS ADCA05 CHEN, Wen-Ping - HU, Seline Chia-Ling - ERRMANN, Ronny - ADAM, Christian - BAAR, Stefan - BERNDT, Alexandra - BUKOWIECKI, Lukasz - DIMITROV, Dinko - EISENBEISS, Thomas - FIEDLER, Simone - GINSKI, Christian - GRÄFE, Christian - GUO, Jian K. - HOHLE, Markus M. - HSIAO, H.Y. - JANULIS, Rimvydas - KITZE, Manfred - LIN, H.C. - MACIEJEWSKI, Gracjan - MARKA, Claudia - MARSCHALL, Laurence - MOUALLA, Mohammad - MUGRAUER, Markus - NEUHÄUSER, Ralph - PRIBULLA, Theodor - RAETZ, Stefanie - RŐLL, Tristan - SCHMIDT, Emanuel - SCHMIDT, Janos - SCHMIDT, Tobias O.B. - SEELIGER, Martin - TREPL, Ludwig - BRICENO, Cesar - CHINI, Rolf - JENSEN, Eric L.N. - NIKOGOSSIAN, Elena H. - PANDEY, Anil K. - SPERAUSKAS, Julius - TAKAHASHI, Hidenori - WALTER, Fred M. - WU, Zhen- Yu - ZHOU, Xu. A possible detection of occultation by a proto-planetary clump in GM Cephei. In The Astrophysical Journal, 2012, vol. 751, article no. 118, p. 1-5. (6.024 - IF2011). (2012 - Current Contents, WOS, SCOPUS, NASA ADS). ISSN 0004-637X. Ohlasy: 1. [1.1] HILLENBRAND, L.A. - MILLER, A.A. - COVEY, K.R. - CARPENTER, J.M. - CENKO, S. B. - SILVERMAN, J.M. - MUIRHEAD, P.S. - FISCHER, W.J. - CREPP, J.R. - BLOOM, J.S. - FILIPPENKO, A.V. Highly variable extinction and accretion in the jet-driving class I-type young star PTF 10nvg (V2492 Cyg, IRAS 20496+4354). In ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL, 2013, vol. 145, no. 3, article no. 59, p. 1-33., WOS 2. [9] KUN, M. - RACZ, M. - SZABADOS, L. V1117 Her: A Herbig Ae star at high Galactic latitude? In INFORMATION BULLETIN ON VARIABLE STARS, 2014, no. 6089, 1-8., NASA ADS ADCA06 CHOCHOL, Drahomír - PRIBULLA, Theodor - VAŇKO, Martin - MAYER, Pavel - WOLF, Marek - NIARCHOS, Panagiotis - GAZEAS, Kosmas - MANIMANIS, V. N. - BRÁT, L. - ZEJDA, Miloš. Light-time effect in the eclipsing binaries GO Cyg, GW Cep, AR Aur and V505 Sgr. In Astrophysics and Space Science, 2006, vol. 304, p. 93-96. (0.495 - IF2005). (2006 - Current Contents). ISSN 0004-640X. Ohlasy: 1. [1.1] SOYDUGAN, F. Possible third body effects in the period changes of four Algol binaries: RY Aqr, SZ Her, RV Lyr and V913 Oph. In ASTRONOMISCHE NACHRICHTEN. ISSN 0004-6337, JUN 2008, vol. 329, no. 6, p. 587-595., WOS 2. [1.1] ZHU, L.Y. - QIAN, S.B. - YANG, Y.G. The first multi-color photometric study of the near-contact binary as serpentis. In ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL. ISSN 0004-6256, JUL 2008, vol. 136, no. 1, p. 337-343., WOS 3. [1.1] ZAKIROV, M.M. Close Binaries in Multiple-Star Systems. I. Eclipsing Variables in Orbital Visual Binaries. In KINEMATICS AND PHYSICS OF CELESTIAL BODIES. ISSN 0884-5913, FEB 2008, vol. 24, no. 1, p. 25-35., WOS 4. [1.1] ZAKIROV, M. M. Close binary systems in multiple stars: III. Eclipsing variables with LITE effect. 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