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THE 4 Ms CHANDRA DEEP FIELD-SOUTH NUMBER COUNTS APPORTIONED BY SOURCE CLASS: PERVASIVE ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEI AND THE ASCENT OF NORMAL GALAXIES

This article presents cumulative and differential number-count measurements for the recently completed 4 Ms Chandra Deep Field-South survey.

Ann Hornschemeier | Maurizio Paolillo | Franz E. Bauer | Yongquan Xue | William N. Brandt | Bret D. Lehmer | Marcella Brusa | Ohad Shemmer | Donald P. Schneider | Andrew F. Ptak | D. Schneider | W. Brandt | O. Shemmer | A. Ptak | M. Paolillo | M. Brusa | A. Comastri | R. Gilli | D. Alexander | A. Hornschemeier | F. Bauer | P. Tozzi | B. Lehmer | C. Vignali | B. Luo | Y. Xue | C. Vignali | Roberto Gilli | Andrea Comastri | A. Ptak | David M. Alexander | Paolo Tozzi | B. Luo | Yongquan Xue | W. Brandt | D. Schneider | D. P. Schneider | F. Bauer | P. Tozzi | R. Gilli | D. Alexander | Andrew F. Ptak

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