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Matsumoto Lab
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Observation of high-temperature, high-energy phenomena in the universe, such as hot plasma in galaxy clusters and supernova remnants and the vicinity of black holes, using satellite-borne X-ray CCD cameras and other instruments; development of detectors for future satellites
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- Professor松本 浩典
- Associate Professor小高 裕和
- Assistant Professor川室 太希
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