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Gordon P. Garmire
Researcher at Pennsylvania State University
Publications - 493
Citations - 38165
Gordon P. Garmire is an academic researcher from Pennsylvania State University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Galaxy & Luminosity. The author has an hindex of 99, co-authored 485 publications receiving 36277 citations. Previous affiliations of Gordon P. Garmire include Harvard University.
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Methods for Estimating Fluxes and Absorptions of Faint X-ray Sources
TL;DR: In this paper, a nonparametric method was proposed to estimate the apparent and intrinsic broad-band X-ray fluxes and soft Xray absorption from gas along the line of sight to these sources, using non-parametric methods.
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Source contamination in x-ray studies of star-forming regions: application to the chandra carina complex project
Konstantin V. Getman,Patrick S. Broos,Eric D. Feigelson,Leisa K. Townsley,Matthew S. Povich,Gordon P. Garmire,Thierry Montmerle,Yoshinori Yonekura,Yoshinori Yonekura,Yasuo Fukui +9 more
TL;DR: In this article, detailed simulations of X-ray-emitting populations to evaluate the levels of contamination by both Galactic and extragalactic sources unrelated to a star-forming region under study are presented.
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X-ray Emission from the nearby PSR B1133+16
TL;DR: In this article, the authors detected a nearby (d=360 pc), old (5 Myr) pulsar B1133+16 with Chandra, and the observed pulsar's flux is $(0.8\pm 0.2 )times 10^{-14}$ ergs cm$-2}$ s$^{-1}$ in the 0.5-8 keV band.
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The Young Binary DQ Tau: A Hunt for X-ray Emission from Colliding Magnetospheres
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors performed simultaneous X-ray and mm observations of DQ Tau near periastron phase and found that the chance of capturing a large COUP-like flare within the span of their observation is small.
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SPT-GMOS: a Gemini/GMOS-South spectroscopic survey of galaxy clusters in the SPT-SZ survey
Matthew B. Bayliss,Matthew B. Bayliss,Jonathan Ruel,Christopher W. Stubbs,Steven W. Allen,D. E. Applegate,M. L. N. Ashby,Mark W. Bautz,Bradford Benson,Bradford Benson,Lindsey Bleem,Lindsey Bleem,Sebastian Bocquet,Mark Brodwin,R. Capasso,John E. Carlstrom,John E. Carlstrom,C. L. Chang,C. L. Chang,I-Non Chiu,H-M. Cho,Alejandro Clocchiatti,T. M. Crawford,A. T. Crites,T. de Haan,T. de Haan,Shantanu Desai,J. P. Dietrich,Matt Dobbs,Matt Dobbs,A. N. Doucouliagos,R. J. Foley,William R. Forman,Gordon P. Garmire,Elizabeth George,Elizabeth George,Michael D. Gladders,Anthony H. Gonzalez,Nikhel Gupta,N. W. Halverson,Julie Hlavacek-Larrondo,Julie Hlavacek-Larrondo,Henk Hoekstra,Gilbert Holder,W. L. Holzapfel,Zhen Hou,J. D. Hrubes,N. Huang,Christine Jones,Ryan Keisler,Ryan Keisler,Lloyd Knox,Adrian T. Lee,Adrian T. Lee,E. M. Leitch,A. von der Linden,A. von der Linden,A. von der Linden,Daniel M. Luong-Van,Adam Mantz,Daniel P. Marrone,Michael McDonald,Jeff McMahon,S. S. Meyer,L. M. Mocanu,Joseph J. Mohr,Joseph J. Mohr,S. S. Murray,Stephen Padin,Stephen Padin,C. Pryke,David Rapetti,Christian L. Reichardt,Armin Rest,J. E. Ruhl,Benjamin Saliwanchik,A. Saro,J. T. Sayre,K. K. Schaffer,K. K. Schaffer,Tim Schrabback,Erik Shirokoff,Jizhou Song,Jizhou Song,Helmuth Spieler,B. Stalder,S. A. Stanford,S. A. Stanford,Z. K. Staniszewski,Antony A. Stark,K. T. Story,K. Vanderlinde,Joaquin Vieira,Alexey Vikhlinin,R. Williamson,R. Williamson,A. Zenteno +96 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed a method to use MRI to study the effect of the Earth's magnetic field on the performance of the Space Telescope Science Institute's HST-GO-13412 satellite.