'Xmm newton' presentation slideshows

CLUSTER SOFT EXCESS: NEW FACES OF AN OLD ENIGMA

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NGC 6231: a young open cluster under X-rays *

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High Resolution X-ray Spectra

High Resolution X-ray Spectra. The Glory and the Grandeur. Randall K. Smith Chandra X-ray Center. Introduction. It has been said that Chandra and XMM/Newton have finally brought high-resolution spectra to X-ray astronomy, but this is not strictly true.

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The X-ray source population of M 31 and M 33

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Internal Dynamics of Galaxies and Groups

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Hard X-ray Emission and IC in Coma and Abell 3667 from Suzaku and XMM-Newton

Hard X-ray Emission and IC in Coma and Abell 3667 from Suzaku and XMM-Newton. Craig Sarazin University of Virginia. A3667 XIS images and radio contours. Coma temperature map and PIN FOV. Collaborators. Kazuhiro Nakazawa (Univ. Tokyo) Abell 3667 Daniel R. Wik (Univ. Virginia) Coma

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SgrA* X-ray Flares with XMM-Newton

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Astrophysics and Evolution of Supermassive Black Holes

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Identifying Solar Wind Charge Exchange in XMM-Newton Observations

Identifying Solar Wind Charge Exchange in XMM-Newton Observations. Jenny Carter & Steve Sembay University of Leicester. Aims of project. Identify XMM-Newton observations that have experienced SWCX enhancement during their exposure Identify key indicators of this effect

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The Slow X-Ray Expansion of the Northwestern Rim of RX J0852.0-4622

The Slow X-Ray Expansion of the Northwestern Rim of RX J0852.0-4622. Satoru Katsuda (Osaka U. / NASA GSFC), Hiroshi Tsunemi (Osaka U.), and Koji Mori (Miyazaki U.) May 28, 2008 @Granada in Spain. This talk is based on ApJ, 678, L35-L38, 2008. Outline. Introduction to RX J0852.0-4622

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In-Orbit vignetting calibration of the XMM-Newton telescopes

In-Orbit vignetting calibration of the XMM-Newton telescopes. Marcus G. F. Kirsch, D.H. Lumb, A. Finoguenov, R. Saxton, B. Aschenbach, P. Gondoin, I. Stewart. XMM-Newton Mirrors. 3 Wolter Telescopes, with 58 concentric mirror shells each focal length: 7.5 m

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A time(scales) trip to Mkn478 with XMM-Newton

A time(scales) trip to Mkn478 with XMM-Newton. Matteo Guainazzi XMM-Newton Science Operations Center Research and Science Support Division of ESA, VILSPA, Spain J.Clavel, N.Loiseau, A.Orr (ESA), F.Fiore (Oss. Monteporzio) K.Mason, E.Puchnarewicz (MSSL), G.Matt, G.C.Perola (Un. Roma Tre),.

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XMM-Newton Education and Public Outreach Program

XMM-Newton Education and Public Outreach Program. Lynn Cominsky Sonoma State University April 30, 2007. 1) Management 2) Formal Education Educator Ambassador Program Supernova Educator Unit CLEA X-ray Spectroscopy Lab Portable Planetarium Show 3) Informal Education

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X-ray Spectroscopy of Bright ULXs

X-ray Spectroscopy of Bright ULXs. Jon M. Miller (CfA) A. C. Fabian (IoA), M. C. Miller (UMd), G. Fabbiano (CfA). Disk Models. Focused Emission Models. Isotropic Emission Models. Photospheric Emission. Disk Emission. XMM-Newton: NGC 1313 X-1. Disk component: > 8 ?

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The Magnetic Field of an Isolated Neutron Star from X-ray Cyclotron Absorption Lines

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Evidence For The WHIM in The Diffuse X-ray Emission with Xmm-Newton

The Warm & Hot Universe New York, 7-9 May 2008. Evidence For The WHIM in The Diffuse X-ray Emission with Xmm-Newton. Massimiliano Galeazzi Anjali Gupta Eugenio Ursino. The missing baryon problem. WHIM. More than half the baryons at z=0 are unaccounted for;

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XMM-Newton observation of the distant ( z ? 0.4 ) galaxy clusters:

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Introduction - Aims

The XMM-Newton Large Project for M 31: The search for High-Mass X-ray Binaries Hatzidimitriou D. 1,2 , Williams B.F. 3 , Pietsch W.N. 4 , Stiele H. 5 , Green G.M. 3 , Haberl F. 4 , Bonfini, P. 6,2

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The unusual X-ray spectrum of MCG-2-58-22 -as seen by XMM-Newton and BeppoSAX

The unusual X-ray spectrum of MCG-2-58-22 -as seen by XMM-Newton and BeppoSAX N.Salvi, A Orr, M.Page , K.Mason , P.Barr, M. Guainazzi, A. Parmer, M. Santos-Lleo, R. Staubert.

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