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ABSTRACT Observations of lunar occultations have been made with a time resolution of one millisecond at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory. A computer program has been written which compares theoretical and observed diffraction patterns and gives a least squares best fit in terms of the angular diameter of the star and the slope of the lunar limb. Key words: lunar occultations - stellar radii
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