Quantifying the Effect of Cosmic Ray Showers on the X-IFU Energy Resolution

Quantifying the Effect of Cosmic Ray Showers on the X-IFU Energy Resolution
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DOI:
10.1007/s10909-019-02330-3
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发表时间:
2020-02
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2
通讯作者:
P. Peille;R. den Hartog;A. Miniussi;S. Stever;S. Bandler;C. Kirsch;M. Lorenz;T. Dauser;J. Wilms;S. Lotti;F. Gatti;C. Macculi;B. Jackson;F. Pajot
P. Peille;R. den Hartog;A. Miniussi;S. Stever;S. Bandler;C. Kirsch;M. Lorenz;T. Dauser;J. Wilms;S. Lotti;F. Gatti;C. Macculi;B. Jackson;F. Pajot
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物理与天体物理3区
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P. Peille;R. den Hartog;A. Miniussi;S. Stever;S. Bandler;C. Kirsch;M. Lorenz;T. Dauser;J. Wilms;S. Lotti;F. Gatti;C. Macculi;B. Jackson;F. Pajot

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