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The nature of the faint X-ray objects observed with the X-ray astronomy satellite ASCA and their contribution to the Cosmic X-ray Background Radiation(X線天文衛星「あすか」により観測した微弱X線天体の性状とそれらの宇宙X線背景放射への寄与)

小賀坂康志

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Key concepts: X-ray, Physics, X-ray background, X-ray astronomy, Satellite, Astronomy, X-ray telescope, Cosmic ray

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The nature of the faint X-ray objects observed with the X-ray astronomy satellite ASCA and their contribution to the Cosmic X-ray Background Radiation(X線天文衛星「あすか」により観測した微弱X線天体の性状とそれらの宇宙X線背景放射への寄与) — Research Paper | ScholarLens