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Presentations about RXTE Discoveries
Presentations to NASA Senior Review Panels

RXTE Presentations to NASA Senior Review

(Mission Operations & Data Analysis)

• 2008 Senior Review
  
  • full presentation (PDF document - 7.5 Mb)
  • proposal text (PDF document - 1.3 Mb)

• 2006 Senior Review
  
  • full presentation (PDF document - 3.1 Mb)
  • proposal text (PDF document - 0.9 Mb)

• 2004 Senior Review
  Prof. Fred Lamb, University of Illinois, 2004
  • full presentation (PDF document - 1.2 Mbytes)
  • proposal text (PDF document - 0.9 Mb)

• 2002 Senior Review
  Prof. Fred Lamb, University of Illinois, June 2002
  • full presentation (PDF document - 1.3 Mbytes)

• 2000 Senior Review
  Prof. Fred Lamb, University of Illinois, July 2000
  • full presentation (PDF document - 1.8 Mbytes)
    

• 1998 Senior Review
  Prof. Fred Lamb, University of Illinois, August 1998
  • full presentation (PDF document - 2.7 Mbytes)
  Dr. Kim Weaver, GSFC, August 1998
  • full presentation (PDF document - 0.73 Mbytes)
  Other presentation slides
  • full presentation (PDF document - 5.5 Mbytes)

RXTE Discoveries

Whole Stories/Presentations:

• Magnetar Graphics - From NASA's Space Science News (1998)
  Accompanying Story - NASA's Space Science News (1998 discovery of magnetar: SGR 1900+14, by Kouveliotou, et al)

Individual Graphics:

• Soft Gamma Repeater found to be an X-ray Pulsar with a Superstrong Magnetic Field Chryssa Kouveliotou uncovers pulsation period and its derivative suggesting spindown due to a magnetic field about 100 times stronger than those of radio pulsars.

• Pulsars in the SMC: Serendipitous detections cluster near SMC X-3. Jim Lochner and RXTE team members uncover a plethora of transient pulsars.

• Old Faithful X-ray Binary: Geyser in the Sky Multiwavelength observations indicate that tremendous quantity of mass is ejected from the jets of this Black Hole X-ray binary each half hour cycle.

• Frame Dragging Near Suspected Black Holes. Wei Cui looks for evidence of precession of accretion disks due to general relativistic dragging of inertial frames near spinning black holes.

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