Table 6:
The current optical breakdown of the BSS and HBSSsamples.
| |
BSS1 |
HBSS |
| Objects2 |
389 (166) |
67 |
| |
|
|
| Identified: |
278 (146) |
60 |
| Identification rate |
71% (88%) |
90% |
| |
|
|
| AGN-1 |
180 (100) |
39 |
| AGN-2 |
26 (15) |
16 |
| Galaxies3 |
7 (3) |
1 |
| Clusters of Galaxies |
4 (1) |
1 |
| BL Lacs |
5 (3) |
1 |
| Stars4 |
56 (24) |
2 |
1 In brackets we have reported the optical breakdown for the BSS sources with
Right Ascension below 5
or above 17;
2 Note that 56 sources are in common between the BSS and HBSS samples;
3 We stress that some of the sources classified as "Optical Normal
Galaxy'' could indeed host an optically elusive AGN (see e.g. Severgnini et al.
2003);
4 To our knowledge all but one (XBS J014100.6-675328)
of the sources classified as stars are coronal emitters.
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