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TAUVEX and Its Contribution to Time Series Studies

A multipurpose UV space telescope

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Although not designed specifically for the study of time-dependent phenomena, TAUVEX will provide unique observations of photometric variability in the ultraviolet (UV). I describe TAUVEX, which will operate together with the other scientific instruments on the carrier satellite, the Space Observatory Spectrum X-γ (SRG). I concentrate specifically on time-dependent observations, emphasizing the projected capabilities and limitations. I then describe a few objects in which the UV variability is interesting, and point out the advantage of simultaneous observations with the high-energy imaging telescopes on board the SRG observatory.

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Brosch, N. (1997). TAUVEX and Its Contribution to Time Series Studies. In: Maoz, D., Sternberg, A., Leibowitz, E.M. (eds) Astronomical Time Series. Astrophysics and Space Science Library, vol 218. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8941-3_44

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