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XMM-Newton and INTEGRAL observations of new absorbed supergiant high-mass X-ray binaries

Roland Walter, J. Zurita Heras, L. Bassani, A. Bazzano, A. Bodaghee, A. J. Dean, P. Dubath, Arvind N. Parmar, M. Renaud, P. Ubertini

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Context.During the first year in operation, INTEGRAL, the European Space Agency's γ-ray observatory, has detected more than 28 new bright sources in the galactic plane which emit the bulk of their emission above 10 keV.

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Context.During the first year in operation, INTEGRAL, the European Space Agency's γ-ray observatory, has detected more than 28 new bright sources in the galactic plane which emit the bulk of their emission above 10 keV.

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Context.During the first year in operation, INTEGRAL, the European Space Agency's γ-ray observatory, has detected more than 28 new bright sources in the galactic plane which emit the bulk of their emission above 10 keV.

Key concepts: Physics, Astrophysics, Supergiant, Galactic plane, Observatory, Astronomy, Context (archaeology), X-ray

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