The 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey: power-spectrum analysis of the final data set and cosmological implications     

Shaun Cole  Will J. Percival  John A. Peacock  Peder Norberg  Carlton M. Baugh  Carlos S. Frenk  Ivan Baldry  Joss Bland-Hawthorn  Terry Bridges  Russell Cannon  Matthew Colless  Chris Collins  Warrick Couch  Nicholas J. G. Cross  Gavin Dalton  Vincent R. Eke  Roberto De Propris  Simon P. Driver  George Efstathiou  Richard S. Ellis  Karl Glazebrook  Carole Jackson  Adrian Jenkins  Ofer Lahav  Ian Lewis  Stuart Lumsden  Steve Maddox  Darren Madgwick  Bruce A. Peterson  Will Sutherland  Keith Taylor 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2005,362(2):505-534

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DXL: a sounding rocket mission for the study of solar wind charge exchange and local hot bubble X-ray emission     

Massimiliano Galeazzi  Meng Chiao  Michael R. Collier  Thomas Cravens  Dimitra Koutroumpa  Kip D. Kuntz  Susan Lepri  Dan McCammon  Frederick S. Porter  Krishna Prasai  Ina Robertson  Steve Snowden  Youaraj Uprety 《Experimental Astronomy》2011,32(2):83-99

The Diffuse X-rays from the Local galaxy (DXL) mission is an approved sounding rocket project with a first launch scheduled around December 2012. Its goal is to identify and separate the X-ray emission generated by solar wind charge exchange from that of the local hot bubble to improve our understanding of both. With 1,000 cm² proportional counters and grasp of about 10 cm² sr both in the 1/4 and 3/4 keV bands, DXL will achieve in a 5-min flight what cannot be achieved by current and future X-ray satellites.  相似文献   

Iron oxides in comet 81P/Wild 2     

John C. BRIDGES  Mark J. BURCHELL  Hitesh C. CHANGELA  Nick J. FOSTER  J. Alan CREIGHTON  James D. CARPENTER  Steve J. GURMAN  Ian A. FRANCHI  Henner BUSEMANN 《Meteoritics & planetary science》2010,45(1):55-72

Abstract– We have used synchrotron Fe‐XANES, XRS, microRaman, and SEM‐TEM analyses of Stardust track 41 slice and track 121 terminal area slices to identify Fe oxide (magnetite‐hematite and amorphous oxide), Fe‐Ti oxide, and V‐rich chromite (Fe‐Cr‐V‐Ti‐Mn oxide) grains ranging in size from 200 nm to ～10 μm. They co‐exist with relict FeNi metal. Both Fe‐XANES and microRaman analyses suggest that the FeNi metal and magnetite (Fe₂O₃FeO) also contain some hematite (Fe₂O₃). The FeNi has been partially oxidized (probably during capture), but on the basis of our experimental work with a light‐gas gun and microRaman analyses, we believe that some of the magnetite‐hematite mixtures may have originated on Wild 2. The terminal samples from track 121 also contain traces of sulfide and Mg‐rich silicate minerals. Our results show an unequilibrated mixture of reduced and oxidized Fe‐bearing minerals in the Wild 2 samples in an analogous way to mineral assemblages seen in carbonaceous chondrites and interplanetary dust particles. The samples contain some evidence for terrestrial contamination, for example, occasional Zn‐bearing grains and amorphous Fe oxide in track 121 for which evidence of a cometary origin is lacking.  相似文献