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Corbet, Robin H. D., Finley, John P., Peele, Andrew G. (1999) Evidence for a Very Slow X‐Ray Pulsar in 2S 0114+650 fromRossi X‐Ray Timing ExplorerAll‐Sky Monitor Observations. The Astrophysical Journal, 511 (2). 876-884 doi:10.1086/306727

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TitleEvidence for a Very Slow X‐Ray Pulsar in 2S 0114+650 fromRossi X‐Ray Timing ExplorerAll‐Sky Monitor Observations
JournalThe Astrophysical Journal
AuthorsCorbet, Robin H. D.Author
Finley, John P.Author
Peele, Andrew G.Author
Year1999 (February)Volume511
Issue2
PublisherIOP Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1086/306727Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceCorbet, Robin H. D., Finley, John P., Peele, Andrew G. (1999) Evidence for a Very Slow X‐Ray Pulsar in 2S 0114+650 fromRossi X‐Ray Timing ExplorerAll‐Sky Monitor Observations. The Astrophysical Journal, 511 (2). 876-884 doi:10.1086/306727
Plain TextCorbet, Robin H. D., Finley, John P., Peele, Andrew G. (1999) Evidence for a Very Slow X‐Ray Pulsar in 2S 0114+650 fromRossi X‐Ray Timing ExplorerAll‐Sky Monitor Observations. The Astrophysical Journal, 511 (2). 876-884 doi:10.1086/306727
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