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High-Energy Astrophysics: American and Soviet Perspectives/Proceedings from the U.S.-U.S.S.R. Workshop on High-Energy Astrophysics (1991)
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. "OBSERVING SN 1987A WITH THE INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER." High-Energy Astrophysics: American and Soviet Perspectives/Proceedings from the U.S.-U.S.S.R. Workshop on High-Energy Astrophysics. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 1991.

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FRONT MATTER (R1-R8)
INSTABILITIES IN SN1987A AND OTHER SUPERNOVAE (1-8)
ON THE EVOLUTION OF PULSARS (9-13)
THE SPIN DOWN OF THE RADIO PULSARS BRAKING INDEX (14-18)
AXIALLY SYMMETRICAL SUPERNOVA REMNANTS (19-27)
NEUTRON STARQUAKE MODEL FOR GAMMA-RAY BURSTS (28-38)
THE SHOCK BREAKOUT IN SN1987A MODELLED WITH THE TIME-DEPENDENT RADIATIVE TRANSFER (39-45)
MANIFESTATIONS OF DYNAMO DRIVEN LARGE-SCALE MAGNETIC FIELD IN ACCRETION DISKS OF COMPACT OBJECTS (46-54)
TURBULIZATION OF SHEAR FLOWS IN ASTROPHYSICS (55-64)
REGULAR VARIABILITY OF THE SHAPE OF THE PRIMARY MINIMUM OF THE ORBITAL LIGHT CURVE OF SS 433 WITH THE PHASE OF THE PRECESSIONAL PERIOD (65-67)
CHAOTIC INFLATIONARY UNIVERSE AND THE ANISOTROPY OF THE LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURE (68-76)
THE CYCLOTRON ABSORPTION LINE AND ECLIPSE TRANSITION PHENOMENA OF 4U 1538-52 (77-86)
RADIO TELESCOPES AS THE DETECTORS OF SUPER HIGH-ENERGY NEUTRIONS (87-90)
OPTICAL OBSERVATIONS OF ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEI (91-107)
ON TWO-DIMENSIONAL RELATIVISTIC STELLAR WINDS (108-111)
CLUSTER RESEARCH WITH X-RAY OBSERVATIONS (112-133)
OBSERVATIONS OS X-RAY PULSARS FROM THE KVANT MODULE (134-143)
GENERATION OF ULTRAHIGH-ENERGY GAMMA-RAYS IN ACCRETING X-RAY PULSARS (144-152)
CAN A MAN-MADE UNIVERSE BE ACHIEVED BY QUANTUM TUNNELING WITHOUT AN INITIAL SINGULARITY? (153-173)
ON THE ORIGIN OF THE DIFFUSE X-RAY BACKGROUND (174-191)
GRAVITATIONAL LENSES: THE CURRENT SAMPLE, RECENT RESULTS, AND CONTINUING SEARCHES (192-203)
COSMIC GAMMA-RAY BURSTS (204-217)
GEORGIAN SPACE RESEARCH PROGRAM (218-224)
ON THE NATURE OF PULSAR RADIATION (225-236)
OBSERVING SN 1987A WITH THE INTERNATIONAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER (237-250)
QUASI-PERIODIC OSCILLATIONS IN LOW-MASS X-RAY BINARIES (251-260)
THE EVOLUTION OF THE GRAVITATIONAL RADIATION FROM STELLAR COMPONENTS OF GALAXIES (261-269)
CLOSE BINARY STARS IN GLOBULAR CLUSTERS (270-284)
THE LARGE-SCALE SURFACE BRIGHTNESS DISTRIBUTION OF THE X-RAY BACKGROUND (285-296)
X-RAY EMISSION FROM ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEI (297-306)
ON THE OBSERVATIONAL APPEARANCES OF A FREELY PRECESSING NEUTRON STAR IN . . . (307-315)
THE PSR 2127+12 AS AN INDICATOR OF A MASSIVE BLACK HOLE IN THE CORE OF GLOBULAR CLUSTER M 15 (316-321)
THE FORMATION AND EVOLUTION OF DOMAIN WALLS (322-328)
A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF GAMMA-RAY BURSTS DETECTED BY THE KONUS EXPERIMENT ON VENERA 11 and 12 (329-335)
EXTRAGALACTIC X-RAY SOURCE COUNTS (336-343)
ULTRALUMINOUS INFRARED GALAXIES (344-355)
THE PECULIAR VELOCITY FIELD PREDICTED FROM THE DISTRIBUTION OF IRAS GALAXIES (356-367)
X-RAY RADIATION FROM SUPERNOVA 1987A. THE RESULTS OF THE KVANT MODULE IN 1987-89 (368-384)
BASIC PHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY FROM PULSAR TIMING DATA (385-393)
GAS FLOW AND GENERATION OF X-RAY EMISSION IN WR+OB BINARIES (394-402)
HYDRODYNAMIC STUDY OF SUPERNOVA 1987A: THE PHASE OF A WAVE OF COOLING AND RECOMBINATION (403-410)
APPENDIX (411-415)