Jets from X-ray binaries
Jets from X-ray binaries Jets from X-ray binaries
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08.06.2015
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X-ray Intensity few 100s few months X-ray Intensity Time X-ray hardness Gallo et al. 2002
Miller-Jones et al.: JACPOT collaboration http://www.astro.virginia.edu/xrb_jets/
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Gallo et al. 2002
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