Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 65N. Zanichelli, 1978 - Nuclear physics |
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one 35 d cycle , by Joss et al . [ 16 ] have shown little change in the pulse shape
during the largest fraction of the « on » cycle , except during the last three days
when the fraction pulse decreased significantly . JONES et al . [ 17 ] have ...
one 35 d cycle , by Joss et al . [ 16 ] have shown little change in the pulse shape
during the largest fraction of the « on » cycle , except during the last three days
when the fraction pulse decreased significantly . JONES et al . [ 17 ] have ...
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This conclusion is supported by the obvious agreement between data from many
different 354 cycles which are superposed to ... If these features move regularly (
coherently ) from 35 ' cycle to 350 cycle this slope must be a ratio of integers ...
This conclusion is supported by the obvious agreement between data from many
different 354 cycles which are superposed to ... If these features move regularly (
coherently ) from 35 ' cycle to 350 cycle this slope must be a ratio of integers ...
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Figure 6 shows the HE and LE light curves of the well - known X - ray binary Cen
X - 3 , throughout 8 binary cycles . ... 1 ) A low and variable X - ray intensity in
cycles 2 - 4 , with a peak count rate not exceeding ( 30 - 70 ) s - 1 in any cycle .
Figure 6 shows the HE and LE light curves of the well - known X - ray binary Cen
X - 3 , throughout 8 binary cycles . ... 1 ) A low and variable X - ray intensity in
cycles 2 - 4 , with a peak count rate not exceeding ( 30 - 70 ) s - 1 in any cycle .
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Gruppo fotografico del partecipanti al Corso | 1 |
Introduction | 17 |
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