Columns are as follows: (1) Energy spectral index
(
); (2) corresponding hardness
ratio HR2 computed as discussed in
Sect. 3.3; (3) Flux (corrected for Galactic absorption) in the
0.5-4.5 keV energy band corresponding to an observed count rate of
1 cts/s in the same energy band. The three numbers refer to thin,
medium and thick filters; (4) Flux (corrected for Galactic
absorption) in the 4.5-7.5 keV energy band corresponding to an
observed count rate of 1 cts/s in the same energy band. The three
numbers refer to thin, medium and thick filters.
NOTE - A Galactic absorbing column density of
cm-2,
the median value for the XMM-Newton fields used here, has been
assumed. Given the range of the Galactic absorbing column density along the
line of sight (from
to 1021 cm-2)
the CR2F in the 0.5-4.5 keV energy range are accurate to 18%;
the CR2F in the 4.5-7.5 keV energy range are independent of
the Galactic .
Please note that in the case of sources having extreme HR2 values
the observed spectra could be much more complex than a simple power law;
for these sources the conversion factor reported in the table should
be considered only
as indicative and a proper X-ray spectral analysis is needed.
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