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1	SMTC: A Swedish Map Task Corpus
	Pétur Helgason
	In: http://conference2.sol.lu.se/fonetik2006/pdf/helgason_fon06.pdf (2006)
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2	Preaspiration in the Nordic Languages
	Pétur Helgason; Phd Dissertation; Diachronic Aspects
	In: http://www.lingfil.uu.se/personal/petur/pdf-filer/helgason_thesis.pdf (2002)
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3	Preaspiration in the Nordic Languages -- Synchronic and Diachronic Aspects
	Pétur Helgason
	In: http://www.ling.su.se/avh/helgason_thesis.pdf (2002)
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4	Convergence in historical phonetics: Stop contrasts in Åland and Iceland
	Pétur Helgason
	In: http://www.ling.umu.se/~anderse/SWEDIA/papers/helgason_fonetik2001.pdf (2001)
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5	Convergence in historical phonetics: Stop contrasts in land and Iceland
	Pétur Helgason
	In: http://www.ling.su.se/fon/perilus/2001_01.pdf (2001)
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6	Phonetic preconditions for the development of normative preaspiration
	Pétur Helgason
	In: http://www2.ling.su.se/fon/perilus/1999_10.pdf (1999)
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7	Phonetic Preconditions For The Development Of Normative Preaspiration
	Pétur Helgason
	In: http://www.ling.su.se/fon/perilus/1999_10.pdf (1999)
	Abstract: In several languages and dialects of north-western Europe, preaspiration -- the early timing of glottal abduction relative to oral closure in vowels preceding a voiceless stop consonant -- has become normative in the sense of being an obligatory feature of sequences of vowel and fortis stop. Impressionistic observations suggest that non-normative preaspiration may occur across the whole Scandinavian language area. In the present paper, speech samples from 4 speakers of Central Standard Swedish were analysed with regard to the temporal aspect of preaspiration. It was found that three of the speakers tended to preaspirate, and that impressionistic predictions regarding preaspiration tendencies in their speech were borne out by instrumental analysis. It is suggested that the presence of this kind of non-normative preaspiration in the Scandinavian language area in general provides a favourable `phonetic soil' for the development of normative preaspiration.
	URL: http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.28.3879 http://www.ling.su.se/fon/perilus/1999_10.pdf
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8	Preaspiration and sonorant devoicing in the Grs dialect: preliminary findings
	Pétur Helgason
	In: http://www.ling.su.se/fon/perilus/1999_11.pdf (1999)
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9	Preaspiration and sonorant devoicing in the Gräsö dialect: preliminary findings
	Pétur Helgason
	In: http://www2.ling.su.se/fon/perilus/1999_11.pdf (1999)
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10	Convergence in historical phonetics: Stop contrasts in Aland and Iceland
	Petur Helgason
	In: http://cts.lub.lu.se/ojs/index.php/LWPL/article/view/2366/1941/
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11	The perception of medial stop contrasts in Central Standard Swedish: a pilot study
	Pétur Helgason
	In: http://www2.ling.su.se/fon/fonetik_2004/helgason_fonteik2004.pdf
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12	Phonetic Variation as a Source of Historical Sound Change: Examples From a Data Base
	Pétur Helgason
	In: ftp://ftp.ling.umu.se/pub/phonum/phonum4/195.ps
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13	Convergence in historical phonetics: Stop contrasts in Åland and Iceland
	Pétur Helgason
	In: http://www2.ling.su.se/fon/perilus/2001_01.pdf
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14	REGRESSIVE VOICE ASSIMILATION IN SWEDISH 1
	Pétur Helgason; Catherine Ringen
	In: http://www.icphs2007.de/conference/Papers/1132/1132.pdf
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