What ignites on the neutron star of 4U 0614+091?

E. Kuulkers; J. J. M. in 't Zand; J.-L. Atteia; A. M. Levine; S. Brandt; D. A. Smith; M. Linares; M. Falanga; C. Sánchez-Fernández; C. B. Markwardt; T. E. Strohmayer; A. Cumming; M. Suzuki

doi:10.1051/0004-6361/200913210

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Table 1:

Overview of instruments that have detected bursts from 4U 0614+091 between 1992 and 2007.
Time span	Satellite/Instrument	$E_{\rm sens}$ ^a	$t_{\rm exp}$ ^b	n^c
		(keV)	(days)
Aug. 1992-Jun. 1993	EURECA/WATCH	6-150	$\sim$ 50	3
Dec. 1995-Aug. 2007	RXTE/ASM	1.5-12	$\simeq$ 58	7
Dec. 1995-Aug. 2007	RXTE/PCA	2-60	$\simeq$ 23	2
Dec. 1995-Aug. 2007	RXTE/HEXTE	15-250	$\simeq$ 23	2
Apr. 1996-Apr. 2002	BeppoSAX/WFC	2-28	$\simeq$ 27	1
Oct. 2000-Mar. 2007	HETE-2/FREGATE	6-400	$\sim$ 194	13
Oct. 2002-Aug. 2007	INTEGRAL/ISGRI	15-1000	$\simeq$ 22	2
Oct. 2002-Aug. 2007	INTEGRAL/JEM-X	3-35	$\simeq$ 0.8	0
Nov. 2004-Aug. 2007	Swift/BAT	15-150	$\simeq$ 26^d	2

Notes. ^(a) Nominal sensitive energy range; ^(b) total observation net exposure time; ^(c) number of bursts seen; ^(d) total effective exposure time (corrected for off-axis response).

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