Frontiers in accretion physics at high X-ray spectral resolution

Frontiers in accretion physics at high X-ray spectral resolution
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DOI:
10.1038/s41550-022-01857-y
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发表时间:
2022-12
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影响因子:
14.1
通讯作者:
P. Gandhi;T. Kawamuro;M. Díaz Trigo;J. Paice;P. Boorman;M. Cappi;C. Done;A. Fabian;K. Fukumura;J. García;C. Greenwell;M. Guainazzi;K. Makishima;M. Tashiro;R. Tomaru;F. Tombesi;Y. Ueda
P. Gandhi;T. Kawamuro;M. Díaz Trigo;J. Paice;P. Boorman;M. Cappi;C. Done;A. Fabian;K. Fukumura;J. García;C. Greenwell;M. Guainazzi;K. Makishima;M. Tashiro;R. Tomaru;F. Tombesi;Y. Ueda
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理1区
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作者:
P. Gandhi;T. Kawamuro;M. Díaz Trigo;J. Paice;P. Boorman;M. Cappi;C. Done;A. Fabian;K. Fukumura;J. García;C. Greenwell;M. Guainazzi;K. Makishima;M. Tashiro;R. Tomaru;F. Tombesi;Y. Ueda

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