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ASCA Sky Survey Observations and the Cosmic X-Ray Background in 2-10 KeV
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 May 2016
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The X-ray background in the energy range above 2 keV is highly uniform except for an excess component along the Galactic plane. The excess along the plane is considered to be associated with our Galaxy, whereas the rest of the emission is believed to be of extragalactic origin. In this paper, the X-ray background at high Galactic latitude is discussed and is designated as the CXB (cosmic X-ray background) to distinguish it from the Galactic origin.
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