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An online repository of <i>Swift</i>/XRT light curves of $\vec \gamma$-ray bursts
Astronomy and Astrophysics · 2007 · Vol. 469(1) · pp. 379–385
P. A. Evans✉(University of Leicester)A. P. Beardmore(University of Leicester)K. L. Page(University of Leicester)L. G. Tyler(University of Leicester)J. P. Osborne(University of Leicester)M. R. Goad(University of Leicester)P. T. O’Brien(University of Leicester)L. Vetere(Pennsylvania State University)J. L. Racusin(Pennsylvania State University)David C. Morris(Pennsylvania State University)D. N. Burrows(Pennsylvania State University)M. Capalbi(European Space Research Institute)M. Perri(European Space Research Institute)N. Gehrels(Goddard Space Flight Center)P. Romano(Brera Astronomical Observatory)
Abstract
Context.Swift data are revolutionising our understanding of Gamma Ray Bursts. Since bursts fade rapidly, it is desirable to create and disseminate accurate light curves rapidly.
Gamma-ray bursts and supernovaeAstrophysical Phenomena and ObservationsPulsars and Gravitational Waves ResearchSwiftGamma-ray burstLight curvePhysicsContext (archaeology)AstrophysicsDisseminationAstronomyComputer scienceGeography
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- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- University of Leicester
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The<i>Swift</i>Gamma‐Ray Burst Mission
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