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    An XUV Survey with the Wide Field Camera on ROSAT

    The wide field camera (WFC) on board ROSAT has carried out an all sky survey in the previously unexplored XUV waveband (67–200 Å), in parallel with the x-ray survey (6–120 Å) carried out with the main telescop...

    A. E. Sansom, M. Denby, R. Willingale, C. G. Page in Data Analysis in Astronomy IV (1992)

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    Detection of a stellar flare at extreme ultraviolet wavelengths

    THE transition region between stellar chromospheres and coronae contains plasma at temperatures of 105–106 K, radiating predominantly at extreme ultraviolet (EUV) wavelengths (60–1,000 Å; 0.012–0.2 keV). To under...

    M. A. Barstow, G. E. Bromage, G. S. Pankiewicz, R. González-Riestra, M. Denby… in Nature (1991)

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    Early Results from the Rosat Wide Field Camera

    We present early results from observations made by the UK’s imaging EUV telescope, the Wide Field Camera (WFC). This telescope is being flown aboard the West German satellite ROSAT. In conjunction with a large...

    M. A. Barstow, A. F. Abbey, R. E. Cole, M. Denby, C. G. Page… in White Dwarfs (1991)

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    Man-made e.l.f./v.l.f. emissions and the radiation belts

    Morphological studies of e.l.f./v.l.f. emissions on the Ariel III and IV satellites indicate that man-made electromagnetic emissions, namely power-line harmonics generated in the industrialised regions of Nort...

    K. Bullough, A. R. L. Tatnall, M. Denby in Nature (1976)