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JCA Successes in XMM-Newton AO-5
Summary
Members of
the JCA
are Principal-Investigators (PIs) on
4
proposals awarded time
on
XMM-Newton
in response to the
European Space Agency's
AO-5 Call for Proposals.
Members of
the JCA
are Co-Investigators
(Co-Is) on an additional
13
proposals.
Combined, these proposals
involve
7
different JCA members (including 1 graduate student),
and have
42
unique (non-JCA) collaborators
from
28
other institutions
in
11
countries.
Details
The following proposals were awarded
XMM-Newton
AO-5
observing time with a JCA PI:
NGC 3516: Disk Diagnostics from a Windy BLSy1 in a High-State
Turner (UMBC/JCA),
George (UMBC/JCA),
Miller (Oxford), Kraemer (CUA),
Crenshaw (Georgia State),
Wingert (UMBC/JCA),
Reeves (JHU)
The Abell 3395-Abell 3391 Filament in the Horologium Supercluster
Henriksen (JCA/UMBC),
Davis (JCA/UMBC),
Finoguenov (JCA/UMBC & MPE), Boehringer (MPE)
Tracking Fe K-shell emission from the Accretion Disk of Mkn 205
George (UMBC/JCA),
Turner (UMBC/JCA),
Miller (Oxford),
Reeves (JHU),
Wingert (UMBC/JCA)
XMM-Newton Observations of Two Double Clusters
Davis (UMBC/JCA),
Henriksen (UMBC/JCA)
The following additional proposals were awarded
XMM-Newton
AO-5
observing time with one or more JCA co-Is:
An XMM monitoring of the HMXB/Neutron Star Candidate IGR
J19140+0951
Rodriguez (CEA/Saclay), Beckmann (UMBC/JCA),
Cabanac (Observatoire de Grenoble),
Hannikainen (University of Helsinki),
Petrucci (Observatoire de Grenoble), Shaw (ISDC),
Willis (ISDC), Goetz (CEA/Saclay)
An XMM-Newton Survey of Optically-Selected Groups at Intermediate Redshifts
Mulchaey (OCIW)
Finoguenov (JCA/UMBC & MPE), Wilman (MPE)
Characterizing the dusty, lowly-ionized warm absorber in NGC 3227
Markowitz (NRC), Uttley (NRC),
George (UMBC/JCA)
Completing multi-wavelength studies of the REFLEX-DXL sample
Zhang (MPE)
Finoguenov (JCA/UMBC, MPE), Boehringer (MPE)
Cosmic downsizing from an X-ray survey of active SDSS galaxies
Miller (Oxford), Babic (Oxford),
George (UMBC/JCA),
Turner (UMBC/JCA)
Quest for the WHIM in the filament connecting the pair of clusters A222 and A223
Werner (SRON),
Finoguenov (JCA/UMBC & MPE), Kaastra (SRON),
Valenty (Groeningen), de Plaa (SRON), Boehringer (MPE)
Revealing the
nature of the extreme blueshifted iron-line profile in PG1402+251
Reeves (JHU), Proquet (MPE), Braito (JHU),
Turner (JCA/UMBC)
Shock heating and particle acceleration by the supersonic merger in Abell 3128
Kaastra (SRON)
Finoguenov (JCA/UMBC & MPE), Boehringer (MPE),
Valentyn (Groeningen), Werner (SRON), de Plaa (SRON), Bykov (Ioffe)
Study of the most extreme cooling core cluster at z greater 0.3, RXCJ1504.1-0248
Boehringer (MPE)
Finoguenov (JCA/UMBC & MPE), Reiprich (Bonn), Schuecker (MPE)
The evolutionary history of the Abell cluster 1367
Cortese (Cardiff),
Finoguenov (JCA/UMBC), Forman (CfA)
The Local Galaxy Cluster Mass Function of the Brightest Clusters in the Sky - I
Reiprich (Bonn)
Finoguenov (JCA/UMBC & MPE), Boehringer (MPE), Evrard (UMich),
Hudson (Bonn, former UMBC),
Sarazin (UVA), Clarke (NRL), Randal (CfA)
XMM monitoring of the Seyfert Galaxy NGC 4151: Probing the Disk-Wind Connection
Kraemer (CUA),
George (UMBC/JCA),
Turner (UMBC/JCA)
Yaqoob (JHU),
Crenshaw (Georgia State),
Gabel (Colorado),
Reeves (JHU),
Peterson (Ohio State),
Netzer (Tel Aviv),
Mushotzky (NASA/GSFC),
Kriss (STScI), Hutchings (Dominion Astr.Obs),
Gull (NASA/GSFC)
XMM Observations of the Double Relic Cluster A3376
Johnston-Hollitt (Australia),
Finoguenov (JCA/UMBC), Miniati (ETH)
Congratulations to all involved
(and commiserations to those who didn't
manage to convince the TAC...).
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