INTEGRAL detection of an intermediate long X-ray burst from SLX 1737-282

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Dec 2007

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The Astronomer's Telegram, #1338

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

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Gamma Ray, Neutron Stars

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From archival IBIS data search, we report a newly discovered intermediate long type I X-ray burst from the ultra-compact binary candidate SLX 1737-282. It was detected on 9 March 2004 with a duration of about 10 minutes and a peak flux of about 750 mCrab (20-30 keV). The ISGRI spectrum is well described by a black body model with kT=2.5+/-0.3 keV.

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