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Date: 2008-12-29 13:26:14
Spaceflight
Astronomy
XEUS
XMM
Abundance of the chemical elements
Plasma
Chemical element
Space telescopes
X-ray telescopes
Spacecraft

XEUS: X-ray photoionized plasma diagnostics modelling To demonstrate the XEUS capabilities for determining the properties of X-ray photoionized plasma parameters in AGN, detailed WFI and NFI simulation have been performe

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