Future X-Ray Timing Missions

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作者：

Didier Barret

Michiel van der Klis

Gerry K. Skinner

Rüdiger Staubert

Luigi Stella

机构：

[1] Centre d'Etude Spatiale des Rayonnements,

[2] University of Amsterdam,undefined

[3] University of Birmingham,undefined

[4] University of Tübingen,undefined

[5] Astronomical Observatory of Roma,undefined

来源：

Astrophysics and Space Science | 2001年 / 276卷

关键词：

Neutron Star; Good Sensitivity; Great Success; European Space Agency; Timing Mission;

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摘要：

Thanks to the Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer (RXTE), it is now widelyrecognized that fast X-ray timing can be used to probe strong gravityfields around collapsed objects and constrain the equation of state ofdense matter in neutron stars. We first discuss some of theoutstanding issues which could be solved with an X-ray timing missionbuilding on the great successes of RXTE and providing an order ofmagnitude better sensitivity. Then we briefly describe the`Experiment for X-ray timing and Relativistic Astrophysics' (EXTRA)recently proposed to the European Space Agency as a follow-up to RXTEand the related US mission `Relativistic Astrophysics Explorer' (RAE).

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页码：305 / 312

页数：7

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