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The structure of the local hot bubble toward l = 165°, b = 0° using IUE and ROSAT data

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The Local Bubble and Beyond Lyman-Spitzer-Colloquium

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The first X-ray-opaque cloud in the direction of Auriga lies at 180 pc. A tenuous cloud, whose distance is derived from IUE absorption line studies as well as from an analysis of ROSAT data, is embedded at 55 pc. The X-ray emitting gas has a temperature of 105.9–6.0 K. The pressure is 1.6 104 K cm−3.

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Dieter Breitschwerdt Michael Freyberg Joachim Trümper

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de Boer, K.S., Kerp, J. (1998). The structure of the local hot bubble toward l = 165°, b = 0° using IUE and ROSAT data. In: Breitschwerdt, D., Freyberg, M., Trümper, J. (eds) The Local Bubble and Beyond Lyman-Spitzer-Colloquium. Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 506. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0104695

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