Gamma ray astronomy beyond 2001: What instruments for the newt challenges?

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Mar 2001

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Astrophysics and Space Science, v. 276, Issue 1, p. 337-346 (2001).

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In spite of the recent successes of SIGMA, RXTE and Compton GRO, and the launch of INTEGRAL in 2001, a lot of questions will stay opened for the next decades in gamma-ray astronomy. In this context we have to think about future instrument concepts which will allow a new step in the understanding of high-energy phenomena at work in many exciting objects: binary systems with compact objects, active galactic nuclei, supernovae and novae, gamma ray bursters... A short overview of these new types of instruments will be given.

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