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Description Catalog Data Default Radius (arcmin) Mission Table Type
Chandra Serendipitous Extragalactic X-Ray Source ID (SEXSI) Optical Follow-Up chansexoidN
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CHANDRA Object

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Parameter (Unit) Min Value Max Value Value Type
name CXOSEXSI J022142.6+422654 CXOSEXSI J234845.1+005207 string
ra 02 21 42.75 23 48 45.13 position
dec -09 24 16.5 +77 21 44.8 position
redshift 0.000 4.328 float
rc_mag (mag) 9.62 25.99 float
rc_mag_error (mag) 0.03 0.48 float
rc_mag_flag 0 1 integer
log_fx_fopt -3.83 2.01 float
lii (degree) 11.01557 303.77577 float
bii (degree) -58.28880 84.28468 float
off_axis_angle (arcmin) 0.06 18.13 float
hb_flux (erg/s/cm^2) 1.46e-15 1.57e-12 float
hb_snr 1.38 74.66 float
hardness_ratio -0.95 0.93 float
hardness_ratio_flag 0 1 integer
cluster_flag 0 1 integer
optical_id_flag 0 6 integer
image_limit_rc_mag (mag) 21.0 24.4 float
offset_ra (arcsec) -4.4 3.2 float
offset_dec (arcsec) -2.7 4.9 float
offset_total (arcsec) 0.0 5.6 float
stellarity 0.01 1.00 float
object_type ALG star string
spectral_notes a n string
log_lx (log(erg/s)) 37.7 45.6 float
log_nh_flag < S> string
log_nh (log(cm^-2)) 20.0 24.7 float
log_nh_lower_flag < < string
log_nh_lower (log(cm^-2)) 20.0 24.1 float
log_nh_upper_flag < < string
log_nh_upper (log(cm^-2)) 20.0 26.3 float
lower_rf_wavelength (Angstrom) 721 6700 integer
upper_rf_wavelength (Angstrom) 1802 10620 integer

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