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Lawrence A. Coleman's research has focused on observational astronomy, particularly the study of variable stars and stellar phenomena. His publications include investigations into dwarf novae, such as WZ Sagittae, and the analysis of chromospheric lines in red dwarf flare stars like EQ Pegasi A and AD Leonis. Coleman has also studied the physical characteristics of stars, including linear radii of red giants in galactic clusters and the identification of new variable stars like GD 385, a ZZ Ceti variable. His work extends to planetary science, with a publication on optical depths within the Uranian Epsilon Ring derived from Voyager 2 data. He has also been involved in educational research, evaluating the accomplishments of the Introductory University Physics Project. Coleman's scholarly output includes 21 publications with 215 citations and an h-index of 6.
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- h-index: 6
- Publications: 20
- Citations: 211
Selected Publications
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Everyone Talks About Climate: Here's How To Do Something About It Moser Susanne C. Lisa Dilling<b>Creating a climate for change: communicating climate change and facilitating social change</b>Cambridge University Press New York 2007 xxv + $135.00 978-0-521-86923-2 (2007)
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Global Change: More than Global Warming (1998)
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Global Change: More Than Global Warming (1998)
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The Introductory University Physics Project 1987–1995: What has it accomplished? (1998)
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<i>Quantum Mechanics on the Macintosh</i> (1992)
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The GRANDE detector (1990)
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Independence of Chromospheric Activity and Soft X-Ray Flaring on the Flare Star EV Lacertae (1989)
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