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Using 23 Years of ACS/SBC Data to Understand Backgrounds: Significant Reductions in Expected Background Levels
We have used 23 years of Hubble Space Telescope ACS/SBC data to study what background levels are encountered in practice and how much they vary. The backgrounds vary considerably, with F115LP, F122M, F125LP, PR110L, and PR130L all showing over an order of magnitude of variation in background between
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