Mean light curves of hard X-ray periodic sources in the region of the Galactic center observed in the experiment on board the Prognoz-9 satellite

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Galactic Nuclei, Light Curve, Periodic Variations, Satellite Observation, X Ray Sources, Orbital Mechanics, Prognoz Satellites

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New periodic processes with periods of 152, 98, 67, 13, 9.4, 3.4, and 1.96 hr were discovered during the long (over two months) virtually continuous observations of the Galactic center during the X-ray experiment on board the Prognoz-9 satellite. Mean light curves corresponding to these periods are obtained in the energy ranges 10-50, 25-50, and 50-100 keV. The forms of these curves are rather varied and can be caused by both the orbital motions of the components of the binary systems and their procession.

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