The ASCA Hard Serendipitous Survey (HSS): a Progress Update
R. Della Ceca, V. Braito, I. Cagnoni, T. Maccacaro
Abstract
We present here a status update on the ASCA Hard Serendipitous Survey (HSS), a survey program conducted in the 2-10 keV energy band. In particular we discuss the number-flux relationship, the 2-10 keV spectral properties of the sources and of the spectroscopically identified objects.
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