1 Solution curve 2 Value given for a/b is lower limit. 3 Different spin axis solutions for different apparitions were interpreted as indicating a precessing motion. 4 Symmetric solution obtained, but quantitative specification is missing. 5 Consistency check of previous spin vector determinations. 6 Based on a radar experiment giving constraints on the aspect angle at the time of observation. 7 Based on two radar experiments giving an aspect circle at the time of observation. 8 Modelled as a cylinder with hemispherical ends. 9 Modelled as a cylinder cut out of a sphere. 10 Complex shape. 11 Modelled as a Jacobi ellipsoid. 12 Modelled as 8 octants of ellipsoids put together to form a continuous surface. 13 Modelled as an ellipsoid with a piece removed by a plane cut. 14 Modelled as an irregular polyhedron. 15 Modelled as a sphere with free albedo facets. 16 Results show that there are no significant albedo variations. 17 Modelled using a sherical harmonics expansion of the shape. 18 Albedo model with a single big spot. 19 Modelled as a sphere with two dark regions. 20 Speckle images show albedo variations. 21 Bi-axial ellipsoid (a/b = 1.15) with a flat region just off the South Pole. 22 Also presented in Ful+91. 23 Also presented in English in Lup+90. 24 Also presented in Mi+90c. 25 a/b is assumed value. 26 b/c is assumed value. 27 a/b is a mean value of two significantly different solutions. 28 b/c is a mean value of two significantly different solutions. 29 Sidereal period is a mean value of two significantly different solutions. 30 Also presented in Det+94. 31 Detailed model from spacecraft images. 32 Also presented in Mic94.