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"Compton Reflection" Papers

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Matt, Fabian & Reynolds (1997)
Geometrical and chemical dependence of K-shell X-ray features

Matt, Fabian & Ross (1996)
Iron K fluorescent lines from relativistic, ionized discs

Nandra & George (1994)
X-Ray Reprocessing by Cold Clouds in Active Galactic Nuclei

Matt, Fabian & Ross (1993)
Iron K-alpha lines from X-ray photoionized accretion discs

Matt (1993)
X-ray polarization properties of a centrally illuminated accretion disc

Matt & Perola (1992)
The iron K-alpha response in an X-ray illuminated relativistic disc and a black hole mass estimate

Matt et al (1992)
Iron K-alpha line from X-ray illuminated relativistic disks
(Note: erratum)

Matt, Perola & Piro (1991)
The iron line and high energy bump as X-ray signatures of cold matter in Seyfert 1 galaxies

George & Fabian (1991)
X-ray reflection from cold matter in active galactic nuclei and X-ray binaries

Perola et al (2002)
Compton reflection and iron fluorescence in BeppoSAX observations of Seyfert type 1 galaxies

Nandra et al (1997)
On the Dependence of the Iron K-Line Profiles with Luminosity in Active Galactic Nuclei

Nandra et al (1997)
ASCA Observations of Seyfert 1 Galaxies. II. Relativistic Iron K alpha Emission

Matt et al (1996)
A reflection-dominated X-ray spectrum discovered by ASCA in the Circinus galaxy

Fabian et al (1995)
On broad iron Kalpha lines in Seyfert 1 galaxies

Mushotzky et al (1995)
Detection of broad iron K lines in active galaxies

Pounds et al (1990)
X-ray reflection from cold matter in the nuclei of active galaxies

George, Nandra & Fabian (1990)
X-ray illuminated accretion discs - A model for the iron line in NGC 3227

Pounds et al (1989)
Iron features in the X-ray spectra of three Seyfert galaxies

Nandra et al (1989)
Detection of iron features in the X-ray spectrum of the Seyfert I galaxy MCG-6-30-15

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