NASA NTRS · 19670060890
Vibrating neutron stars, discussing damping, heating, energy storage and X-ray emission possibilities at 1000 years range
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Hansen, C. J., Tsuruta, S.. 1967-09-01. Vibrating neutron stars.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19670060890
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