Another GPS observation with noexciting results (see attached file).
If you think it is getting boring, you can still ask yourself the following
existentialistic question: why is the galaxy so calm for the moment?
Well, maybe the following is not so boring, but I wonder if the fit is really significant (I mean the Xe line is not particularly obvious in the data).
From the mosaic images, I can add a source named H 0918-549 in ISDC
catalogue which is only clearly visible between 5-10 keV in ScWs #5 and 6.
I think this is the first time this source was seen with JEM-X.
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Model gaussian<1> ScW: 03950009
Model Model Component Parameter Unit
Value
par comp
1 1 gaussian
LineE keV 30.2728
+/- 0.145083
2 1 gaussian
Sigma keV 5.40797
+/- 0.326266
3 1 gaussian
norm
8.52209 +/- 0.406956
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Chi-Squared = 77.476583 using 27
PHA bins.
Reduced chi-squared = 3.228191
for 24 degrees of freedom
Null hypothesis probability = 1.527519e-07
Cheers,
Jérôme
-- Dr. Jérôme CHENEVEZ Danmarks Rumcenter Danish National Space Center Juliane Maries Vej 30 http://www.dsri.dk/~jerome DK-2100 Copenhagen Ø Tel. +45 35 32 57 03 FAX: +45 35 36 24 75