2004ApJ...600..743H


Query : 2004ApJ...600..743H

2004ApJ...600..743H - Astrophys. J., 600, 743-751 (2004/January-2)

Instability of the 13.8 day period in X-ray emission from 4U 1700-377.

HONG J. and HAILEY C.J.

Abstract (from CDS):

We present a new result on long-term periodicity searches of the X-ray emission from 4U 1700-377 using RXTE ASM and CGRO BATSE data. The hard X-ray data (20-200 keV) from early BATSE observations (1780 days from JD 2,448,370, before RXTE observations started) show evidence of a 13.8 day periodicity. The long-term periodicity became substantially less prominent in the data from later BATSE observations and in the soft X-ray data from the ASM (2-10 keV) observations. We demonstrate that disk precession models can explain the 13.8 day period and its instability in the X-ray emission from 4U 1700-377.

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Journal keyword(s): Galaxy: Center - Gamma Rays: Observations - X-Rays: Stars

Simbad objects: 9

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Number of rows : 9
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2026
#notes
1 SK 160 HXB 01 17 05.1457288392 -73 26 36.014808156 12.23 13.00 13.15   13.17 O9.7Ia+ 918 0
2 X LMC X-4 HXB 05 32 49.5556042296 -66 22 13.202721768   13.9 14.0 14.290   O8III 714 0
3 X LMC X-3 HXB 05 38 56.6323605504 -64 05 03.317937504   17 17.2     B2.5Ve 722 0
4 V* V779 Cen HXB 11 21 15.0920532528 -60 37 25.630264596   14.4 12.27     O9III/Veq 1159 0
5 V* BP Cru HXB 12 26 37.5605188992 -62 46 13.261044684   12.482 10.803 10.304   B1Ia+ 731 0
6 V* HZ Her LXB 16 57 49.8110126616 +35 20 32.486555472 11.90 14.89 13.63 13.88   B3/6ep 2172 0
7 HD 153919 HXB 17 03 56.7725629224 -37 50 38.913331452 6.06 6.78 6.51 6.08 5.90 O6Iafcp 851 0
8 4U 1907+09 HXB 19 09 38.0514267264 +09 49 47.270139132   19.41 16.35 15.570 12.53 O9.5Iab 362 0
9 SS 433 HXB 19 11 49.5647697480 +04 58 57.827127648   16.854 14.643     A7Ib 2253 4

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