Correction: Pulsed high-energy γ-rays from the radio pulsar PSR1706–44
D. J. Thompson,Zaven Arzoumanian,D. L. Bertsch,K. T. S. Brazier,N. D'Amico,C. E. Fichtel,J. M. Fierro,R. C. Hartman,Stanley D. Hunter,Simon Johnston,Gottfried Kanbach,V. M. Kaspi,D. A. Kniffen,Yiing Lin,Andrew Lyne,R. N. Manchester,J. R. Mattox,H. A. Mayer-Hasselwander,Peter F. Michelson,C. V. Montigny,H. I. Nel,David J. Nice,P. L. Nolan,K. Pinkau,H. Rothermel,E. J. Schneid,M. Sommer,P. Sreekumar,James Taylor +28 more
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In this paper, the y-dxis should be labelled as Photons (cm2 s MeV) and not Photons(cm 2 s GeV) as published.Abstract:
Nature 359, 615-616 (1992)IN Fig. 2 of this letter, the y-'dxis should be labelled as Photons (cm2 s MeV) ' and not Photons (cm2 s GeV) ' as published.read more
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