Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 65N. Zanichelli, 1978 - Nuclear physics |
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Figure 7 shows intensity variations in Cygnus X - 2 with a change of about 50 %
in about 0 . 3 days and statistically significant fluctuations throughout . Figure 8
shows observations of GX17 + 2 on 2 different days . The first day ' s data ...
Figure 7 shows intensity variations in Cygnus X - 2 with a change of about 50 %
in about 0 . 3 days and statistically significant fluctuations throughout . Figure 8
shows observations of GX17 + 2 on 2 different days . The first day ' s data ...
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from the Vela satellites determine the turn - on to better than a day with a rise of
over a factor of 100 in intensity . The spectral and intensity variations used to rule
out a simple expanding shell can be seen in the data . Figure 15 shows 2 years ...
from the Vela satellites determine the turn - on to better than a day with a rise of
over a factor of 100 in intensity . The spectral and intensity variations used to rule
out a simple expanding shell can be seen in the data . Figure 15 shows 2 years ...
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The computations of the emitted gravitational radiation are given on the right -
hand side of the figure . The solid lines indicate the results of the simultaneous
integration of eqs . ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) . The dashed lines on the left - hand side do not
...
The computations of the emitted gravitational radiation are given on the right -
hand side of the figure . The solid lines indicate the results of the simultaneous
integration of eqs . ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) . The dashed lines on the left - hand side do not
...
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Why are the stars as they are? | 1 |
Krzeminskis StarCen | 5 |
The theory of degenerate configurations the limiting | 7 |
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