MEASUREMENT OF THE RADIUS OF NEUTRON STARS WITH HIGH SIGNAL-TO-NOISE QUIESCENT LOW-MASS X-RAY BINARIES IN GLOBULAR CLUSTERS
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Mathieu Servillat | Robert E. Rutledge | Natalie A. Webb | M. Servillat | N. Webb | R. Rutledge | S. Guillot | Sebastien Guillot
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