The Open Journal of Astrophysics: quick and easy access

This is not an official webpage of The Open Journal of Astrophysics. Rather, I've written it for myself and anyone who wants to use it in order to provide quick and easy access to OJA papers, particularly for those who want a minimum of JavaScript, have an old browser, a slow computer, a slow connection and/or who want to find an OJA paper based on traditional publication information (volume, issue, page (or article-ID)).

The titles link to the corresponding page at The Open Journal of Astrophysics. These use the corresponding DOIs, although they resolve to a link containing the title. The DOIs for the OJA have the form https://doi.org/10.21105/astro.<YYMM.nnnnn> where YYMM.nnnnn is the corresponding arXiv identifier. Similarly, the ADS links are of the form https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/YYMM/arXiv:<YYYY.nnnnn/abstract> where YYMM.nnnnn is the corresponding arXiv identifier with the dot. (This is also the format of ADS links at arXiv; similarly, these resolve to ones using the traditional ADS bibcode. Note that ADS links to papers which, as far as ADS knows, are arXiv-only are of the form https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/YYYY/arXiv<YYYYnnnnnI> where YYYY is the year and YYMMnnnnn is the corresponding arXiv identifier without the dot and I is the first letter of the last name of the first author.)

When citing an OJA paper, use the DOI. When linking to the corresponding page at ADS, use the URL containing the bibcode, not the one containing "arXiv", unless only the latter exists (then in the second form mentioned above).

Information not (directly) available at this page:

ADS bibcode: Follow the link to ADS to see this. It can also be constructed from the year, volume, article-ID, and last name of the first author, as described above, although when using a URL it is always a good idea to verify it first!
Abstract: available at ADS or at the corresponding OJA page by clicking on the "Abstract" button there.
The paper itself: available at the arXiv link (note that one should always link to the abstract and not to the PDF file).

Volume 1 (2016--2018) | Volume 2 (2019) | Volume 3 (2020) | unassigned

Volume 1

issue 1 | issue 2 | issue 3

issue 1

Mateja Gosenca, Peter Coles:
Dynamical Analysis of Scalar Field Cosmologies with Spatial Curvature
arXiv:1502.04020
ADS
February 08, 2016
David Sloan:
w=1 as an Attractor
arXiv:1602.02113
ADS
May 02, 2016
Sean Lake, E. L. (Ned) Wright:
K-corrections: an Examination of their Contribution to the Uncertainty of Luminosity Measurements
arXiv:1603.07299
ADS September 03, 2016
Soham Kulkarni, Shantanu Desai:
Classifying Exoplanets with Gaussian Mixture Model
arXiv:1708.00605
ADS June 01, 2018

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issue 3

Volume 2

issue 1 | issue 2 | issue 3

issue 1

Syksy Räsänen:
Higgs inflation in the Palatini formulation with kinetic terms for the metric
arXiv:1811.09514
ADS
Pauline Barmby:
Astronomical observations: a guide for allied researchers
arXiv:1812.07963
ADS
Darsh Kodwani, David Alonso, Pedro Ferreira:
The effect on cosmological parameter estimation of a parameter dependent covariance
arXiv:1811.11584
ADS
Nora Elisa Chisari, Alexander J. Mead, Shahab Joudaki, Pedro Ferreira, Aurel Schneider, Joseph Mohr, Tilman Tröster, David Alonso, Ian G. McCarthy, Sergio Martin-Alvarez, Julien Devriendt, Adrianne Slyz, Marcel P. van Daalen:
Modelling baryonic feedback for survey cosmology
arXiv:1905.06082
ADS
T. D. Kitching, P. Paykari, H. Hoekstra, M. Cropper:
Propagating Residual Biases in Cosmic Shear Power Spectra
arXiv:1904.07173
ADS
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Miguel A. Aragon-Calvo, Mark C. Neyrinck, Joseph Silk:
Galaxy Quenching from Cosmic Web Detachment
arXiv:1607.07881
ADS
Selim C. Hotinli, Marc Kamionkowski, Andrew H. Jaffe:
The search for anisotropy in the gravitational-wave background with pulsar-timing arrays
arXiv:1904.05348
ADS
Ben J. Maughan, Thomas H. Reiprich:
The X-ray Variability of AGN and its Implications for Observations of Galaxy Clusters
arXiv:1811.05786
ADS
F. Feroz, M.P. Hobson, E. Cameron, A.N. Pettitt:
Importance Nested Sampling and the MultiNest Algorithm
arXiv:1306.2144
ADS
Emilio Bellini, David Alonso, Shahab Joudaki, Ludovic van Waerbeke:
Sheer shear: weak lensing with one mode
arXiv:1903.04957
ADS
Aditi Krishak, Shantanu Desai:
An independent assessment of significance of annual modulation in COSINE-100 data
arXiv:1907.07199
ADS
Katarina Markovic, Benjamin Bose, Alkistis Pourtsidou:
Assessing non-linear models for galaxy clustering I: unbiased growth forecasts from multipole expansion
arXiv:1904.11448
ADS

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Volume 3

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issue 1

Phillip Helbig:
Calculation of distances in cosmological models with small-scale inhomogeneities and their use in observational cosmology: a review
arXiv:1912.12269
ADS
Markus Pössel:
A Beginner's Guide to Working with Astronomical Data
arXiv:1905.13189
ADS
Mark Neyrick, Miguel A. Aragon-Calvo, Bridget Falck, Alexander S. Szalay, Jie Wang:
Halo Spin from Primordial Inner Motions
arXiv:1904.03201
ADS

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