NASA NTRS · 19760019025
The 'other' galactic X-ray sources
Abstract
There is a standard model for X-ray sources comprising a binary system containing a compact star and powered by mass accretion. It can be argued that the majority and perhaps all the galactic X-ray sources are of this kind. Three kinds of sources which may be qualitatively different from these are discussed: namely, low luminosity sources such as 3U0352 + 30, the sources associated with the globular clusters, and the transient X-ray sources.
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Gursky, H.. 1976-01-01. The 'other' galactic X-ray sources. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19760019025
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