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At what Ages did Outstanding American Astronomers Publish Their Most-Cited Papers
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  • 1983Quantitative studies of science a current bibliography14 cited
  • 1986Death comes as the end — Effects of cessation of personal influence upon rates of citation of astronomical papers13 cited
  • 2009A generation of astronomical telescopes, their users, and publications12 cited
  • 1987A Study of the Publishing Activity of Astronomers since 196911 cited

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