The High Energy X-ray Probe (HEX-P): the most powerful jets through the lens of a superb X-ray eye
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G. Vasilopoulos | I. Liodakis | M. Bottcher | M. Errando | M. Ajello | G. Madejski | M. Zacharias | L. Costamante | T. Sbarrato | L. D. Gesu | R. Middei | M. Petropoulou | L. Marcotulli | A. Gokus | F. McBride | P. Coppi | K. Madsen | D. Stern | the HEX-P Collaboration | Javier A. Garc'ia | Haocheng Zhang | Alberto Moretti | Felicia McBride | Bindu Rani
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