Superficial resonance

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Nature, 2003, vol. 423, issue 6941, 697-699

Abstract: Neutron stars are the most poorly understood stellar objects in the Universe. But observations of X-rays emitted from one neutron star have now revealed a clue to the nature of its surface and composition.

Date: 2003
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