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The 11 pages that link to Antonia Maury, each with the reason it gives.

• Stellar classificationRelated: Her luminosity-sensitive observations helped anticipate later distinctions among stellar classes.

• Hertzsprung–Russell diagramRelated: Her spectral distinctions helped identify stars with differing luminosities.

• Annie Jump CannonRelated: Maury’s scheme differed from Cannon’s, prompting debate over how stellar spectra should be organized.

• Cecilia Payne-GaposchkinRelated: Her spectral classifications supplied material for Payne's analysis of stars.

• Harvard ComputersRelated: Her classification scheme offered a more detailed alternative to the system adopted by Cannon.

• Henry Draper CatalogueRelated: Her finer distinctions informed debates over how spectra should be classified.

• Williamina FlemingRelated: Maury extended the Harvard classification work that Fleming helped organize.

• Edward Charles PickeringRelated: Maury’s classification work exposed scientific disagreements within Pickering’s research program.

• Harvard spectral classificationRelated: Maury’s finer distinctions revealed information that the basic Harvard classes did not capture.

• Spectral typeRelated: Maury’s work showed that spectra could encode differences beyond the basic temperature sequence.

• Spectral classificationRelated: Her work highlighted line widths, an avenue later used to distinguish luminosity classes.