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Also known as: GX 1843-02 [http://simbad.u-strasbg.fr/simbad/sim-basic?Ident=GS+1843-02&submit=SIMBAD+search Simbad]
 
Also known as: GX 1843-02 [http://simbad.u-strasbg.fr/simbad/sim-basic?Ident=GS+1843-02&submit=SIMBAD+search Simbad]

Latest revision as of 16:57, 18 April 2018


Also known as: GX 1843-02 Simbad

Monitoring data: Swift/BAT Monitored but not detected by Fermi/GBM

Coordinates

RA 18h 48m 17.7s Dec -02° 25' 13"
l 30.4197 b -0.4046

Orbit and Pulse

Very regular outbursts every 242d indicate orbital period, making it similar to GRO J1008-57. Orbit determined by Finger et al (1999):

Period 242.180 ± 0.012 days
T0 JD 2449616.98 ± 0.18
a sin i 689 ± 38 lt-s
e 0.8792 ± 0.0054
ω 252.2 ± 9.4

Pulse period about 94s (no recent measurement available).


Available data

  • RXTE in 1998 and 2000 (PI Mark Finger)
  • Chandra 55ks total (PI Mark Finger)
  • XMM 40ks total
  • many INTEGRAL SCWs
  • sometimes in FOV of Swift

Literature

This is likely an incomplete list!

  • Makino (1988) - Discovery (GS 1843-024)
  • Zhang el al. (1996) - 2nd discovery (GRO 1849-03), BATSE-spectra
  • Soffitta et al. (1998) - classification as BeXRTB
  • Finger et al. (1999) - orbital parameters, pulse profiles, association with SAS-3 source (2S 1854-024)
  • Doroshenko et al. (2008) - INTEGRAL data, fitted with simple power-law (no cutoff)