Table 1
GRB afterglow properties.
GRB | Redshift | RA | Dec | Offset† | A V,GRB | β OX § | N H,X |
(J2000)‡ | (arcsec) | (mag) | 1022 cm-2 | ||||
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000210 | 0.8461 | 01:59:15.58 | −40:39:33.026 |
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− | < 0.54 | 0.17 ± 0.04 17 |
000418 | 1.1182 | 12:25:19.30 | +20:06:11.67 |
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0.4–0.914,15 | − | − |
070306 | 1.4963 | 09:52:23.31 | +10:28:55.268 |
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<−0.08 |
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081109 | 0.9794 | 22:03:09.72 | −54:42:39.59 |
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< 0.3 |
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090926B | 1.2435 | 03:05:13.94 | −39:00:22.210 |
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< 0.4 |
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Notes.
All positions are from the optical afterglow with the exception of GRB 000210, which corresponds to the X-ray afterglow position.
GRB afterglow optical-to-X-ray flux spectral index as defined in Jakobsson et al. (2004). Those GRBs with afterglow spectral index βOX< 0.5 have lower optical-to-X-ray flux ratios than predicted by the standard afterglow synchrotron theory, and as such are referred to as “dark”.
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