X-ray Background Intensity
X-Ray Background Intensity is a radiometric quantity that denotes the flux density of diffuse X-ray photons per unit energy, area, solid angle, and time, originating from unresolved cosmic sources and instrumental background, thereby characterizing the overall brightness of the X-ray background radiation field.
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Determination of Absolute from Relative X-Ray Intensity Data
A. J. C. Wilson · Nature · 1942 · 425 citations · Full text
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Goddard Space Flight Center
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