Galactic Center Region
Light curves
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Images
previous images (v7L3h)
previous images (v7.6L)
Remarks
Since the galactic center region is a crowded region, the light curve of this page
contains many sources.
The flare on 2011 January 21 (MJD 55582) is a flare by SAX J1747.0-2853 (Atel #3123, #3161).
The flare since 2014 January 18 (MJD 56675) is from GRO J1744-28 reported by Atel #5790 and #5963.
The data is updated in every 3 hours.
The data was processed with version 7L, where both 1650V and 1550V data
are used. A-system camera 0 (gas leaking camera) is used until 57900 MJD.
There, the flux has a large uncertainty (a few tens of % in 2-4 keV).
Even in 4-10 keV, the data have larger uncertainty than those in
the other cameras.
After 57900 MJD, A-system Camera 0 is no-longer used in version 7L,
and the data have smaller error bars, although data gaps appears
for some sources.
Light curve Data
1orbit LC
1day LC
please visit v7l page for previous data.
README for light curve data
