Indication of a fast ejecta fragment in the atomic cloud interacting with the southwestern limb of SN 1006

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Table 1.

Observations analyzed in this work.

Telescope	OBS ID	Camera	PI	α	δ	T_exp (ks)	Start date
NuSTAR	40110002002	FPMA/FPMB	J. Li	15h 01m 49.6s	−42° 02′ 47″	204.712	2016-03-8
XMM-Newton	0653860101	EPIC-MOS1 ^(a)	A. Decourchelle	15h 02m 06.00s	−42° 05′ 26.0″	99.578/130.07 ^(b)	2010-08-28
		EPIC-MOS2 ^(a)				101.967/130.070 ^(b)
		EPIC-pn ^(a)				71.623/130.070 ^(b)
Chandra (2003)	4386	ACIS-I	Hughes	15h 02m 07.01s	−42° 07′ 30.00″	20	2003-04-09
Chandra (2012)	13738	ACIS-I	P. F. Winkler	15h 01m 41.78s	−41° 58′ 14.96″	73.47	2012-04-23
	14424	ACIS-I	P. F. Winkler	15h 01m 41.78s	−41° 58′ 14.96″	25.39	2012-04-27
Spitzer	30673 ^(c)	MIPS	P. F. Winkler	15h 01m 54.00s	−41° 53′ 00.0″	10.383	2007-08-22
	30673 ^(d)	MIPS	P. F. Winkler	15h 01m 40.00s	−41° 51′ 00.0″	17.590	2007-03-05

Notes. All the important information of each observation are included.

^(a)

EPIC-MOS1/MOS2 cameras are in Full Frame Window mode, EPIC-pn camera in Extended Full Frame mode.

^(b)

Screened/unscreened exposure time.

^(c)

AOR: 18725376.

^(d)

AOR: 18725120.

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