Jaume Nomen

Asteroids discovered: 55
19539 Anaverdu	May 14, 1999
19776 Balears	August 4, 2000
19783 Antoniromanya	August 27, 2000
(20621) 1999 TK11	October 9, 1999
23318 Salvadorsanchez	January 20, 2001
24048 Pedroduque	October 10, 1999
(25470) 1999 XW35	December 6, 1999
25472 Joanoro	December 6, 1999
(32530) 2001 PW12	August 12, 1999
(32541) 2001 QF2	August 17, 2001
(32625) 2001 RZ45	September 15, 2001
(34873) 2001 UF65	October 20, 2001
37391 Ebre	December 1, 2001
38671 Verdaguer	August 7, 2000
(38961) 2000 TG1	October 1, 2000
(51872) 2001 PN9	August 10, 2001
(52034) 2002 PX42	August 9, 2002
(54676) 2000 YP12	December 25, 2000
(55211) 2001 RL43	September 13, 2001
(55597) 2002 RO66	September 7, 2002
(55614) 2002 TJ59	October 4, 2002
(57367) 2001 RM43	September 13, 2001
(58044) 2002 WF	November 17, 2002
(61351) 2000 PS9	August 9, 2000
(62131) 2000 SH4	September 21, 2000
(62132) 2000 SJ4	September 21, 2000
(63814) 2001 RY45	September 15, 2001
(64284) 2001 UE6	October 20, 2001
(64587) 2001 XA	December 1, 2001
(67539) 2000 SK4	September 22, 2000
(72068) 2000 YC29	December 31, 2000
(72069) 2000 YD29	December 31, 2000
(74591) 1999 PS1	August 10, 1999
(74624) 1999 RS32	September 10, 1999
(77921) 2002 EA12	March 15, 2002
(88368) 2001 PO9	August 11, 2001
(88370) 2001 PQ14	August 15, 2001
(88467) 2001 QM108	August 25, 2001
(89835) 2002 CM12	February 7, 2002
(91424) 1999 PT1	August 10, 1999
(94411) 2001 TA17	October 13, 2001
(94893) 2001 YG5	December 25, 2001
(95031) 2002 AV26	January 13, 2002
(95218) 2002 CO14	February 8, 2002
(99596) 2002 GG24	April 14, 2002
(106847) 2000 YO16	December 28, 2000
(112549) 2002 PZ42	August 11, 2002
(124311) 2001 QO73	August 21, 2001
(125459) 2001 WQ5	November 20, 2001
(146372) 2001 QE2	August 16, 2001
(159610) 2002 AJ13	January 12, 2002
(182108) 2000 PY6	August 6, 2000
(286621) 2002 EX1	March 8, 2002
(373571) 2001 YF5	December 25, 2001
(380397) 2002 XE89	December 15, 2002

Jaume Nomen Torres (born June 23, 1960 in Tortosa, Catalonia) is a Catalan astronomer.

Nomen is a prolific discoverer of asteroids, professor in the University of Barcelona and an active member of GEA,^[1] (Grup d'Estudis Astronòmics, Barcelona).^[2] He has discovered more than sixty asteroids^[3] and is the director of the Unicorn Project 3SSS, that places three automatic telescopes of 61 cm diameter in the Piera Observatory, l'Ametlla de Mar Observatory and Costitx Observatory to increase the capacity of detection and study of the asteroids.^[1]

References

1. (Spanish)"Dedicació de l'asteroide Verdaguer", astrogea.com.
2. Grup d'Estudis Astronòmics, webpage. Retrieved 2013-02-20.
3. "Discovered asteroids" astrogea.org/jnomen.