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  • ASTROSAT mission 
    Singh, Kulinder Pal; Tandon, S. N; Agrawal, P. C; Antia, H. M; Manchanda, R. K; Yadav, J. S; Seetha, S; Ramadevi, M. C; Rao, A. R; Bhattacharya, D; Paul, B; Sreekumar, P; Bhattacharyya, S; Stewart, G. C; Hutchings, J; Subramaniam, A; Ghosh, S. K; Murthy, J; Pati, A. K; Kameswara Rao, N; Stalin, C. S; Girish, V; Sankarasubramanian, K; Vadawale, S; Bhalerao, V. B; Dewangan, G. C; Dedhia, D. K; Hingar, M. K; Katoch, T. B; Kothare, A. T; Mirza, I; Mukerjee, K; Shah, H; Shah, P; Mohan, Rekhesh; Sangal, A. K; Nagabhusana, S; Sriram, S; Malkar, J. P; Sreekumar, S; Abbey, A. F; Hansford, G. M; Beardmore, A. P; Sharma, M. R; Murthy, S; Kulkarni, R; Meena, G; Babu, V. C; Postma, J (SPIE--The International Society for Optical Engineering, 2014-07)
    ASTROSAT is India’s first astronomy satellite that will carry an array of instruments capable of simultaneous observations in a broad range of wavelengths: from the visible, near ultraviolet (NUV), far-UV (FUV), soft X-rays ...
  • Panchromatic observations of the textbook grb 110205a: constraining physical mechanisms of prompt emission and afterglow 
    Zheng, W; Shen, R. F; Sakamoto, T; Beardmore, A. P; De Pasquale, M; Wu, X. F; Gorosabel, J; Urata, Y; Sugita, S; Zhang, B; Pozanenko, A; Nissinen, M; Sahu, D. K; Im, M; Ukwatta, T. N; Andreev, M; Klunko, E; Volnova, A; Akerlof, C. W; Anto, P; Barthelmy, S. D; Breeveld, A; Carsenty, U; Castillo-Carrion, S; Castro-Tirado, A. J; Chester, M. M; Chuang, C. J; Cunniffe, R; De Ugarte Postigo, A; Duffard, R; Flewelling, H; Gehrels, N; Guver, T; Guziy, S; Hentunen, V. P; Huang, K. Y; Jelinek, M; Koch, T. S; Kubanek, P; Kuin, P; McKay, T. A; Mottola, S; Oates, S. R; O'Brien, P; Ohno, M; Page, M. J; Pandey, S. B; Perez del Pulgar, C; Rujopakarn, W; Rykoff, E; Salmi, T; Sanchez-Ramirez, R; Schaefer, B. E; Sergeev, A; Sonbas, E; Sota, A; Tello, J. C; Yamaoka, K; Yost, S. A; Yuan, F (IOP Publishing, 2012-06-01)
    We present a comprehensive analysis of a bright, long-duration (T /sub90/ ~ 257 s) GRB 110205A at redshift z = 2.22. The optical prompt emission was detected by Swift/UVOT, ROTSE-IIIb, and BOOTES telescopes when the gamma-ray ...

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