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astro-ph200816 cited

Obscuring clouds playing hide-and-seek in the Active Nucleus H0557-385

A. L. Longinotti, S. Bianchi, L. Ballo +2

This paper reports on two XMM-Newton observations of the Seyfert 1 Galaxy H0557-385 obtained in 2006, which show the source at an historical low flux state, more than a factor of 1…

astro-ph2008114 cited

Thermal disc emission from a rotating black hole: X-ray polarization signatures

M. Dovciak, F. Muleri, R. W. Goosmann +2

Thermal emission from the accretion disc around a black hole can be polarized, due to Thomson scattering in a disc atmosphere. In Newtonian space, the polarization angle must be ei…

astro-ph2007

Tidal tails around globular clusters

M. Montuori, R. Capuzzo-Dolcetta, P. Di Matteo +1

We present the results of detailed N-body simulations of clusters moving in a realistic Milky Way (MW) potential. The strong interaction with the bulge and the disk of the Galaxy l…

astro-ph200712 cited

IRAS 18511+0146: a proto Herbig Ae/Be cluster?

S. Vig, L. Testi, M. Walmsley +3

Context: The evolution of a young protocluster depends on the relative spatial distributions and dynamics of both stars and gas. Aims: We study the distribution and properties of t…

astro-ph2007

Combined Scanning Electron Microscope and Micro-InfraRed measurements on Interplanetary Dust Particles

A. Aronica, A. Rotundi, G. Ferrini +3

Laboratory characterization of Interplanetary Dust Particles (IDPs) collected in the lower stratosphere represents a concrete analysis of cosmic dust properties which played a fund…

astro-ph20071 cited

Time-Evolving Photoionization: the Thin and Compact X-Ray Wind of NGC 4051

Fabrizio Nicastro, Yair Krongold, Martin Elvis +3

We discuss the power of time-evolving photoionization as a diagnostic tool to measure the electron density of photoionized gas. We apply this technique to a XMM-Newton observation…