Preprints pervenuti all'OAPA nelle ultime settimane: 1) Arcetri astrophysics preprints - Galactic evolution of D and 3He Daniele Galli et al. N. 20/94 - Papers to appear in: The Physics of the interstellar medium and intergalactic medium, PASP Conf.: The structure of optical stellar jets: a phenomenological analysis F. Bacciotti, C. Chiuderi, E. Oliva - Acoustic and thermoreactive instabilities in a photoionized multiphase medium A. Ferrara and E. Corbelli Light elements and molecular evolution in the post- recombination universe F. Palla Dust scattered quasars in distant radio galaxies: clues on the ISM and a test of the EEP S. di Serego Alighieri et al. N. 22/94 - Geometric description of chaos in self-gravitating systems Monica Cerruti-Sola and Marco Pettini N. 23/94 2) Wisconsin Astrophysics preprints - Observations and analysis of O(1D) and NH2 line profiles for the coma of comet P/Halley William H. Smyth et al. N. 545 - Diffuse optical emission lines as probes of the interstellar and intergalactic ionizing radiation R.J. Reynolds N. 546 - A multi-line, multi-resolution VLA study of the ultracompact H II region G29.96-0.02 A. Afflerback et al. N. 547 - Polarization from scattering in blobs Arthur D. Code and Barbara A. Whitney N. 548 - Dwarf spheroidal galaxies: keystones of galaxy evolution John S. Gallagher, III and Rosemary Wyse N. 549 - Probing the galactic disk and halo: metal abundances in the magellanic stream Limin Lu et al. N. 550 - Gas-phase abundances and conditions along the sight line to the low-halo, inner-galaxy star HD 167756 Jason A. Cardelli et al. N. 551 3) Milano preprint series in Astrophysics - A unified relativistic beaming model for BL Lac objects and flat sepctrum radio quasars L. Maraschi and F. Rovetti N. 134 - The selection of filters for reduction of optical contamination in astronomical CCD X-ray images N. La Palombara et al. N. 135 - Continuum power spectrum components in X-ray sources: detailed modelling and search for coherent periodicities L. Stella et al. N. 136 - Isolated neutron stars throughout the electromagnetic spectrum Patrizia A. Caraveo N. 137 - The XMM observatory K.O. Mason et al. N. 138 - Radio pulsar and accretion regimes of rapidly rotating magnetic neutron stars in early-type eccentric binaries S. Campana et al. N. 139 4) Astronomische Institute der Universität Bonn preprints - The soft X-ray background towards the high-velocity cloud complex M U. Herbmeister et al. N. 94-16 - Gas motions in and origin of the supergiant shell LMC 4 H. Domgörgen et al. N. 94-17 - Hot subluminous stars at high galactic latitudes V. UV spectra of binary and peculiar hot subdwarf stars A. Theissen et al. N. 94-18 5) Bologna Astrophysics preprints - Five papers presented at the meeting "The formation of the Milky Way" N. 11-1994-37 - Evolution of WR ring nebulae generated by moving central stars I. The paradigm of G2.4+1.4 F. Brighenti and A. D'Ercole N.12-1994-38 6) Catania Astrophysics preprints - Lithium and the nature of brown dwarf candidates R. Rebolo et al. N. 17/1994 - Photometry of cool stars detected in extreme-ultraviolet (EUV) all-sky surveys G. Cutispoto et al. N. 18/1994 7) MPE preprints - X-raying the interstellar medium: ROSAT observations of dust scattering halos Peter Predehl and Jürgen H.M.M. Schmitt N. 292 - The contribution of AGNs to the X-ray background A. Comastri et al. NN. 298 8) Padova and Asiago Observatories Technical Reports - 9500-3200 Å atlas for the Asiago Echelle + CCD spectrograph Ulisse Munari e Tomas Zwitter T.N. n. 4 - The new Handling System of the "Copernico" B & C spectrograph Chiomento V. e Traverso L. T.N. n. 5 Telescopio Nazionale Galilei - Optics for the TNG rotator/adapter R. Ragazzoni T.N. n. 39 - Active spectrographs: using the Shack-Hartmann principle to improve their quality R. Bathia, A. Ciani T.N. n. 40 - TNG instrument plan: II a progress report F. Fusi Pecci et al. 9) Altri preprints - On the comparison of filter magnetographs and the advanced Stokes polarimeter Harold Zirin Big Bear Solar Observatory preprint N. 367 - Does a non-magnetic solar chromosphere exist? M. Carlsson and R.F. Stein Institute of Theoretical Astrophysics, Oslo, preprint N.21