Optical emission from the high inclination X ray transient EXO 0748-676

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Emission, Extremely High Frequencies, Light Curve, X Rays, X-Y Plotters, Brightness, Bursts, Emission Spectra, Emissivity, Photometry, Spectral Resolution, X Ray Spectra

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The analytical of optical charged coupled device and high time resolution photoelectric photometry of EXO 0748-676 are presented. They were collected from Feb. 1985 until Mar. 1987 at the European Southern Observatory. During the 1985 Feb. to Mar. decay from outburst, the V band flux near light curve maximum at phase 0.5 was positively correlated with the 1 to 20 keV flux measured by EXOSAT. Since its discovery the optical counterpart oscillated several times between low and high optical states which are the clear equivalent states identified in X-rays. In 1985 the optical photometric light curve exhibits shape variations which are correlated with the mean optical/X-ray flux and with X-ray dip activity. The interpretation of the optical light curve is discussed and present observational evidences revealing the effects of high systemic inclination on X-ray persistent, burst and optical emissivity.

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