New cosmic X-ray sources observed by the RMC experiment on Ariel V

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Apr 1977

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Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, vol. 179, Apr. 1977, p. 27P-34P. Research supported by the Science Research

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

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Ariel 5 Satellite, Collimators, Light Curve, X Ray Sources, Cosmic X Rays, Satellite Observation, Variable Stars

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Positions, light curves, and spectral parameters are cataloged for ten variable X-ray sources observed during the first two years of operation of the rotation modulation collimator (RMC) experiment aboard Ariel V. These sources include A0026+59 in Cassiopeia, A0535+26 in Taurus, A1118-61 in Centaurus, A1244-60 and A1246-58 in Crux, A1710-34 and A1744-36 in Scorpius, as well as A1742-289 and A1742-294 at the galactic center. It is noted that A1244-60 was detected for only half a day and that flaring activity observed from A1246-58 on two days occurred after the source had brightened steadily over the previous few days. The position of the source A1524-61 is estimated with an error of 2.0 arcmin in declination at the 90% conficence level.

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