Abstract
ABSTRACT Observations from a lunar occultation of the carbon star, TX Psc, give a diameter of 0'.'009 i 0.001 for a uniformly illuminated disk. This diameter and Eggen's (1972) photometric parameters imply a radius of 120 R0 or an effective temperature of 3140 K. Key words: carbon star - stellar diameter - lunar occultation
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