Titlebook: Handbook of X-ray and Gamma-ray Astrophysics; Cosimo Bambi,Andrea Santangelo Living reference work 20220th edition High Energy Astrophysi

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Silicon Pore Optics,such as Athena and ARCUS, operating in the 0.2–12 keV band, with angular resolution aiming for 5 arcsec. SPO has also shown to be a versatile technology that can be further developed for gamma-ray optics, medical applications, and material research.

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Facilities for X-ray Optics Calibration,ies. These facilities are also regularly used to support the development of new types of optics for future missions. In this chapter, we describe currently available facilities and list some of the key missions that used them for calibration. Future facility developments needed to support the next-generation X-ray missions are also discussed.

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X-Ray Detectors for Astrophysics,escribe in this paper the basic physical processes on which the detection of photons is based and give an overview of the relevant detector classes and their actual use in space missions. It should also be noted that some of the detectors are used in other fields, including medicine and material science, but we will not address this.

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J. W. den Herder,M. Feroci,N. Meidinger supply and demand sides of the multi-tenant data center (in terms of computation which is a function of energy consumption). The supply side comprises the grid, on-site renewables, storage (batteries), and backup generator, whereas the demand side comprises the sum of individual demands from tenants.

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Norbert Meidinger,Johannes Müller-Seidlitzliar with. As such, I will be covering best practice approaches on method development, method validation, data analysis, how to achieve quality assurance and how to record information into laboratory books.

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X-Ray Optics for Astrophysics: A Historical Review,follows the use of X-ray optics from the first rocket-borne instruments in the 1960s through to the observatories flying today and being developed for future use. It also includes a brief overview of the challenges of fabricating X-ray optics and the various technologies that have been used to date.

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Charge Coupled Devices,ance to the X-ray CCDs, including instrument considerations and examples, together with performance over time. While design considerations such as noise and QE are described, long-term operational problems arising from radiation damage and contamination are also considered.

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CMOS Active Pixel Sensors,s with specific applications in X-ray imaging and space-based X-ray astronomy. Some new developments in monolithic APS (MAPS) which make them competitive to the more established technologies are covered as well. The sensor developments for several planned and proposed X-ray space telescopes are described.