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Gas accretion onto the Milky Way: high-velocity cloud survival and the revival of the terminal-velocity paradigm
Michael M. Schulreich, Dieter Breitschwerdt, Jürgen Kerp
The terminal-velocity paradigm has long been used to interpret the motion and infer the distances of HVCs accreting onto the Milky Way, yet its validity under realistic Galactic co…
The soft X-ray background towards the northern sky. A detailed analysis of the Milky Way halo
J. Pradas, J. Kerp, P. M. W. Kalberla
We present a correlation analysis of the diffuse X-ray background emission of the ROSAT all-sky survey with the Leiden/Dwingeloo 21-cm HI line survey. We derive a consistent model…
A window to the Galactic X-ray halo: The ISM towards the Lockman hole
M. Kappes, J. Kerp
We present a combined X-ray/HI-analysis of the ISM towards the Lockman hole. This sky region is considered as the "window to the distant universe" because of its absolute lowest HI…
A search for soft X-ray emission associated with prominent high-velocity-cloud complexes
J. Kerp, W. B. Burton, R. Egger +5
We correlate the ROSAT 1/4 keV all-sky survey with the Leiden/Dwingeloo HI survey, looking for soft X-ray signatures of prominent high-velocity-cloud (HVC) complexes. We study the…