Swift/XRT detects a new accretion outburst of the Galactic center neutron star transient GRS 1741-2853
Nathalie Degenaar, Rudy A. D. Wijnands, Mark T. Reynolds, Jon M. Miller, J. A. Kennea
Abstract
Nathalie Degenaar, Rudy A. D. Wijnands, Mark T. Reynolds, Jon M. Miller, J. A. Kennea
Abstract
Daily Swift/XRT monitoring observations of the Galactic center (Degenaar et al. 2015) have picked up renewed activity of the transient neutron star low-mass X-ray binary and thermonuclear X-ray burster GRS 1741-2853, which is located 10 arcmin NW of Sgr A*. During a 1 ks PC-mode observation performed on 2017 October 11 the source is detected at a net count rate of 0.015 counts/s and it has been steadily brightening since, indicating the onset of a new accretion outburst.
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Daily Swift/XRT monitoring observations of the Galactic center (Degenaar et al. 2015) have picked up renewed activity of the transient neutron star low-mass X-ray binary and thermonuclear X-ray burster GRS 1741-2853, which is located 10 arcmin NW of Sgr A*. During a 1 ks PC-mode observation performed on 2017 October 11 the source is detected at a net count rate of 0.015 counts/s and it has been steadily brightening since, indicating the onset of a new accretion outburst.
Key concepts: Physics, Astrophysics, Neutron star, Swift, Galactic Center, Thermonuclear fusion, Accretion (finance), X-ray binary