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Suzaku Special Issue of PASJ

The Suzaku special issue of Publications of the Astronomical Society of Japan (PASJ) is now available electronically. Thirty papers published in this issue include those that describe the observatory and its instruments as well as papers that present the scientific results from the initial phase of the mission. The subjects discussed in the latter group of papers range from Earth's magnetosheath, to a cosmological Gamma-ray burst, with the typical collection of Galactic and extragalactic X-ray bright objects in between, proving the versatility of Suzaku.

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