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Centaurus A: Source Populations in the Nearest Bright Elliptical

Abstract

The XMM/Newton observations of the nearby radio galaxy, Centaurus A, have proven to be a rich data set and has given us new insights into several important processes present in Centaurus A. A list of publications, conference proceedings, and conference abstracts related to these data are attached at the end of this document. We have used the XMM/Newton observations to study the interaction between the relativistic, radio emitting plasma emitted from active nuclei with the hot interstellar medium. Centaurus A is the nearest radio galaxy, so that we have been able to study these features at a linear resolution unattainable for any similar object.

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Mushotzky, Richard, Murray, Stephen S.. 2003-07-01. Centaurus A: Source Populations in the Nearest Bright Elliptical. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030065975

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