letters to nature (2–10 keV) emission was seen and we place a conservative 25 mCrab upper limit on the flux of any interburst X-ray counterpart emission (1 mCrab < 2 £ 10211 erg cm22 s21). One of us (C.B.M.) performs

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Date: 2007-07-20 11:16:14 Physics Nature Chemistry Luminescence Electromagnetic radiation Ultrasound Science Sonoluminescence X-ray astronomy Emission spectrum Cavitation Black-body radiation		letters to nature (2–10 keV) emission was seen and we place a conservative 25 mCrab upper limit on the flux of any interburst X-ray counterpart emission (1 mCrab < 2 £ 10211 erg cm22 s21). One of us (C.B.M.) performs Add to Reading List Source URL: www.scs.illinois.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 349,28 KB Share Document on Facebook

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