X-ray burst observation by the HETE-2 satellite

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Jun 2004

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Third Rome Workshop on Gamma-Ray Bursts in the Afterglow Era ASP Conference Series, Volume 312, Proceedings of the conference he

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X-ray burst (XRB) sources which lie in the Galactic center region are in the field of view of the HETE-2 satellite from May to September, because HETE-2 points generally toward the anti-solar direction. The first XRB event of 2002 detected on May 15 and the last on Sep 3 and total 208 events have been localized with the Wide-field X-ray Monitor (WXM). The sources of these events are GS1826-238, NGC6712, NGC6624, X1728-34, X1916-053, Terzan 5, NGC6652, X1812-121, X1730-333, X1724-307, X1755-338, X1608-522, X1702-429 and NGC6441.

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