A hard X-ray spectrometer for high angular resolution observations of cosmic sources.

Details A hard X-ray spectrometer for high angular resolution observations of cosmic sources. A hard X-ray spectrometer for high angular resolution observations of cosmic sources.

Jan 1988

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"X-ray Instrumentation in Astronomy II, Proceedings

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

X-Ray Telescopes: Balloon-Borne, X-Ray Telescopes: Optical Design

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LAXRIS (large area X-ray imaging spectrometer) is an experimental, balloon-borne, hard X-ray telescope that consists of a coaligned array of X-ray imaging spectrometer modules capable of obtaining high angular resolution (1 - 3 arcminutes) with moderate energy resolution in the 20- to 300-keV region. Results are presented on performance and overall design.

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