DISCOVERY OF A 552 Hz BURST OSCILLATION IN THE LOW-MASS X-RAY BINARY EXO 0748−676
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Jinrong Lin | Duncan K. Galloway | Deepto Chakrabarty | D. Chakrabarty | D. Galloway | J. Hartman | Naval Research Laboratory | Jacob M. Hartman Monash University | Jinrong Lin
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