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Continued Swift/XRT observations of the new Galactic center transients SWIFT J174540.2-290037 and SWIFT J174540.7-290015

Nathalie Degenaar, Mark T. Reynolds, Rudy A. D. Wijnands, Jon M. Miller, J. A. Kennea, G. Ponti, Daryl Haggard, N. Gehrels

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Daily monitoring observations of the Galactic center performed with the Swift/XRT show continued activity of the transient X-ray source SWIFT J174540.2-290037, which was first detected on 2016 May 28 and is located ~10" to the south of Sgr A* (ATel #9109).

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Daily monitoring observations of the Galactic center performed with the Swift/XRT show continued activity of the transient X-ray source SWIFT J174540.2-290037, which was first detected on 2016 May 28 and is located ~10" to the south of Sgr A* (ATel #9109).

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Daily monitoring observations of the Galactic center performed with the Swift/XRT show continued activity of the transient X-ray source SWIFT J174540.2-290037, which was first detected on 2016 May 28 and is located ~10" to the south of Sgr A* (ATel #9109).

Key concepts: Swift, Galactic Center, Astrophysics, Transient (computer programming), Center (category theory), Physics, Galaxy, Computer science

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