Interstellar ultraviolet absorption lines and galactic X-ray sources
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Interstellar ultraviolet absorption lines and galactic X-ray sources
X-ray photoionization can create zones of highly ionized trace elements in the interstellar gas around a galactic X-ray source. Ultraviolet absorption lines due to the resulting ionic column densities may be observable and may provide information on the environment and age of the X-ray source. The calculated column densities are sensitive to the rates of charge-exchange reactions.
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