X-Ray Flares from a Late B-Type Star, HD 38563S, in NGC 2068 Observed with Chandra X-Ray Observatory
X-Ray Flares from a Late B-Type Star, HD 38563S, in NGC 2068 Observed with Chandra X-Ray Observatory
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钱德拉 X 射线天文台观测到的 NGC 2068 中一颗晚期 B 型恒星 HD 38563S 的 X 射线耀斑
DOI:
10.1093/pasj/56.5.813
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发表时间:
2004
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通讯作者:
K. Makishima
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作者:
T. Yanagida;Y. Ezoe;K. Makishima
A report is made on the Chandra archival data analysis of NGC 2068, which is one of the nearest (∼ 400pc) and X-ray active star-forming regions, with an estimated age of 105–6 yr. The observation was made for 100 ks. Using the wavdetect tool, 152 X-ray sources were detected, of which 52 had counterparts in the 2MASS survey. One of the brightest X-ray sources is apparently identified with a V = 10.42 late B-type main-sequence star, HD 38563S. During the observation, it exhibited two X-ray flares, with the 0.5–8.0 keV luminosity reaching∼ 1031.6 ergs−1. The flare X-rays evolved on a time scale of several hours, and showed a thermal spectrum of temperature of ∼ 5keV. These results suggests that this star forms an active binary, although contamination by a T Tauri star also remains an alternative possibility.