
doi: 10.1007/bf00658171
Atomic models developed by the author and used to interpret the spectra of cool shells from old classical novae are reviewed. Some of the remaining problems relating to the spectra are discussed briefly. The use of these data in photoionization models is described, and the evolution of nova shells is discussed.
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