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LMC 30 Doradus Complex Chandra X-Ray Point Source Catalog lmc30drcxoN
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 Parameter (Unit) Min Value Max Value Value Type
name CXOU J053707.64-691243.4 CXOU J054022.50-690736.8 string
alt_name [TBF2006] 1 [TBF2006] 99 string
ra 05 37 07.649 05 40 22.505 position
dec -69 12 43.48 -68 56 58.34 position
error_radius (arcsec) 0.0 1.2 float
counts (ct) 1.3 6186.8 float
counts_error (ct) 2.0 83.3 float
source_number 1 180 integer
lii (degree) 279.292188 279.614357 float
bii (degree) -31.798312 -31.521224 float
off_axis (arcmin) 0.1 11.1 float
bck_counts (ct) 0.1 755.7 float
hb_counts (ct) 0.0 2435.3 float
psf_fraction 0.39 0.91 float
snr 0.5 73.9 float
prob_fluct_limit < < string
prob_fluct -5.0 -0.8 float
anomaly_flags g p string
variable_flag a b string
exposure (s) 8400 21900 float
median_energy (keV) 0.7 5.0 float
off_set (arcsec) 0.0 9.0 string
spect_type (O3 V)/O3 V WN6h string
bat99_number 100 99 string
p93_number 621 9037 integer
mh94_number 129 887 string
ppl02_name CX10 CX9 string
ra_2mass_j2000 (degree) 84.373746 84.930560 float
dec_2mass_j2000 (degree) -69.199684 -68.956398 float
comments 1RXH J053743.2-690957; in N157B cometary tail XMM-Newton source seen in Fig.~1 of Haberl et al. (2001) string
source_sample primary tentative string
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