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A&A, 592 (2016) A114

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Table 1

Observation log of the X-ray observations.

Target	OBSID	Inst.	Date	Exp (s)

J0328^*	0675230201	XMM	2012-Jan-27	2629
J0328	0675230701	XMM	2012-Feb-18	13 042
J0328	00045622001	Swift	2012-Mar-20	387
J0328	00045622002	Swift	2012-Jun-29	3120
J0328	00045622003	Swift	2012-Jul-03	617
J0328	00045622004	Swift	2012-Jul-16	1073

J1333^†	0675230601	XMM	2012-01-26	–
J1333^*	0675230501	XMM	2012-Jan-26	10 803

J1730	0675230301	XMM	2012-Feb-19	18 251

V808 Aur	00031326001	Swift	2009-Jan-08	7391

Notes. The lengths of the Swift and GTI-filtered XMM-Newton EPIC-pn XRT exposures are given.

^(*)

These exposure times are much shorter than the on-target time due to high radiation- see Sects. 3.1.2 and 3.2.1. The associated OM exposures are longer.

^(†)

This nominally 7 ks observation failed and was repeated later on the same day.

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