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Table 1

The GC sample and Chandra observations.

GC Reference(1) rh(2) ObsID(3) Coverage(4) Net exposure(5) Sensitivity(6)
name (′′) (%) (ks) (10-15 erg cm-2 s-1)

M 62 A10 74 2677 (ACIS-S) 98 62.2 0.6
NGC 6388 A10 40 5505 (ACIS-S) 99 44.7 1.0
NGC 6541 A10, T11 71 3779 (ACIS-S) 80 44.9 0.7
M 28 A10 94 9132 (ACIS-S) 63 141.9 0.5
M 80 T11 37 1007 (ACIS-S) 99 48.6 1.0
NGC 6139 T11 51 8965 (ACIS-S) 83 18.1 2.0

47 Tuc A09, A10 190 rh too large
ω Cen A10 134 rh too large
NGC 6440 A10 35 bright point source
NGC 6441 A10, T11 34 bright point source
NGC 6624 T11 49 only grating or low exposure
NGC 6652 A10 29 only low exposure
M 15 A10 60 bright point source
NGC 6752 A10, T11 115 rh large, known diffuse source in region (Okada et al. 2007)
Liller 1 T11 48 only grating

Notes. Summary of GeV-bright GCs that were considered (top section) or not considered (bottom section) in this work.

(1)

Fermi/LAT reference: A09 (Abdo et al. 2009b), A10 (Abdo et al. 2010), T11 (Tam et al. 2011).

(2)

Half-mass-radius (rh) from Harris (1996, 2010 edition).

(3)

Chandra observation identifier and instrument mode, or reason for exclusion.

(4)

Fraction of the area between one and three rh within the FoV.

(5)

Remaining exposure after GTI screening. Owing to low background activity this is identical to the total exposure in most cases (see Sect. 2.2).

(6)

Sensitivity for point-source detection (0.5–7.0 keV).

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