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2019
1Ovsak AS. On the possible changes in the physical characteristics of the aerosol in the deep layers of the atmosphere of Saturn. Russian. 2019 ;35(1):42-56.
2018
1Ovsak AS. About determination of the vertical structure of aerosol component in the atmosphere of Saturn. Russian. 2018 ;34(1):57-80.
1Ovsak AS, 2Karimov AM, 2Lysenko PG. Comparison of characteristics of the vertical structure of atmosphere's aerosol component in latitudinal belts of Saturn. Russian. 2018 ;34(2):55-70.
1Ovsak AS, 2Teifel VG, 2Karimov AM, 2Lysenko PG. A comparison of values of the imaginary part of refractive index of aerosol particles in the latitudinal belts of Northern hemisphere of Saturn. Russian. 2018 ;34(3):76-80.
2017
1Ovsak AS, 1Morozhenko OV. Clarifying the spectral dependence of the imaginary part of the refractive in dex of aerosole in the atmosphere of Jupiter in the short waves range of spectrum. Russian. 2017 ;33(5):59-67.
1Morozhenko OV, 1Ovsak AS. On the possibility of changing of radius and imaginary part of the refractive index of aerosol particles in the deep layers of Jovian’s atmosphere. Russian. 2017 ;33(2):73-80.
2016
1Morozhenko OV, 1Ovsak AS, 1Vidmachenko AP, 2Teifel VG, 2Lysenko PG. The imaginary part of the refractive index of aerosol in latitudinal belts of Jupiter's disc. 2016 ;32(1):43-55.
1Morozhenko OV, 1Ovsak AS. On the possibility of determining the value of the imaginary part of the complex refractive index of aerosol particles in a separate altitudinal cloudy layer of Jupiter’s atmosphere. 2016 ;32(6):49-55.
1Ovsak AS, 2Teifel VG, 2Lysenko PG. A vertical structure of the aerosol volume scattering coefficient in latitudinal belts of Jupiter. 2016 ;32(4):36-47.
2015
1Ovsak AS. Changes in the volume scattering coefficient of aerosol in the jovian atmosphere derived from whole-disk observations. Russian. 2015 ;31(4):61-71.

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