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Table 2

Properties of the brightest variable likely extragalactic sources.

Variable source z CS Nb NEVb¯$\[\overline{\mathrm{NEV}_{\mathrm{b}}}\]$ (10−3) νmin (10−8 Hz) α
eRASSt J061148.4-662435 0.230(a) 45328 702 2.660.56+0.96$\[2.66_{-0.56}^{+0.96}\]$ 24.7 1.210 ± 0.053
eRASSt J054641.8-641524 0.323(b) 19343 465 4.31.1+2.2$\[4.3_{-1.1}^{+2.2}\]$ 42.1 1.179 ± 0.056
eRASSt J055943.0-660909 0.547 13419 2766 13.12.3+6.2$\[13.1_{-2.3}^{+6.2}\]$ 6.2 0.912 ± 0.024
eRASSt J061504.1-661717 0.178 10490 520 8033+61$\[80_{-33}^{+61}\]$ 34.0 1.268 ± 0.059
eRASSt J055357.6-665003 0.311 10420 1628 10.62.0+5.3$\[10.6_{-2.0}^{+5.3}\]$ 14.8 0.963 ± 0.034
eRASSt J055033.4-663653 0.0752(c) 9898 1070 205+11$\[20_{-5}^{+11}\]$ 21.2 1.043 ± 0.039
eRASSt J061543.9-653153 0.227(b) 7261 361 4115+28$\[41_{-15}^{+28}\]$ 50.7 1.142 ± 0.067
eRASSt J060420.2-670234 0.678 5401 1858 14.22.8+9.5$\[14.2_{-2.8}^{+9.5}\]$ 13.0 0.862 ± 0.038
eRASSt J055934.5-653833 0.297 5191 1103 12.12.8+8.1$\[12.1_{-2.8}^{+8.1}\]$ 20.7 0.905 ± 0.046
eRASSt J060534.6-640045 4836 296 5.31.8+4.3$\[5.3_{-1.8}^{+4.3}\]$ 60.4 1.190 ± 0.094
eRASSt J054913.6-642931 0.317 4514 514 9.52.7+7.5$\[9.5_{-2.7}^{+7.5}\]$ 37.1 0.977 ± 0.073
eRASSt J054334.4-642300 4484 447 12.94.0+9.9$\[12.9_{-4.0}^{+9.9}\]$ 39.7 1.166 ± 0.059
eRASSt J060139.2-655756 0.603 3612 1620 164+13$\[16_{-4}^{+13}\]$ 7.8 0.955 ± 0.027
eRASSt J055801.4-665655 0.23 3305 2523 225+20$\[22_{-5}^{+20}\]$ 9.4 0.774 ± 0.035
eRASSt J055745.4-664453 0.224 3230 3117 297+25$\[29_{-7}^{+25}\]$ 6.2 0.619 ± 0.054
eRASSt J055333.8-665751 0.121 3221 1100 205+39$\[20_{-5}^{+39}\]$ 19.0 0.934 ± 0.022
eRASSt J054750.3-672803 1.01(d) 2895 488 9.52.8+8.5$\[9.5_{-2.8}^{+8.5}\]$ 40.4 0.681 ± 0.093
eRASSt J055419.9-663340 0.251 2829 2402 266+73$\[26_{-6}^{+73}\]$ 6.4 0.853 ± 0.030
eRASSt J061932.9-645955 0.255 2396 269 114+12$\[11_{-4}^{+12}\]$ 66.8 0.79 ± 0.11
eRASSt J053423.0-652004 2047 388 2710+28$\[27_{-10}^{+28}\]$ 45.4 1.184 ± 0.082
eRASSt J060528.6-652008 0.478 1812 548 144+14$\[14_{-4}^{+14}\]$ 33.7 0.611 ± 0.082
eRASSt J055454.3-653829 1579 1133 236+29$\[23_{-6}^{+29}\]$ 14.9 0.831 ± 0.043
eRASSt J055831.6-663948 0.328 1380 3118 348+76$\[34_{-8}^{+76}\]$ 6.2 0.744 ± 0.040
eRASSt J055927.9-662926 1374 1053 267+32$\[26_{-7}^{+32}\]$ 19.4 0.611 ± 0.068
eRASSt J054831.4-664259 0.116 1350 786 216+29$\[21_{-6}^{+29}\]$ 28.0 0.809 ± 0.068
eRASSt J060221.4-671025 0.426 1345 1720 266+33$\[26_{-6}^{+33}\]$ 16.3 0.576 ± 0.056
eRASSt J060119.3-662918 1258 3117 7021+150$\[70_{-21}^{+150}\]$ 6.2 0.948 ± 0.032
eRASSt J061134.3-674708 0.376 1127 721 185+27$\[18_{-5}^{+27}\]$ 32.6 0.896 ± 0.065

Notes. This table contains the variable likely extragalactic sources with at least 103 background-subtracted source counts observed by eROSITA in eRASS1, 2, and 3 in the SEP field. It lists the redshift, z, the total background-subtracted source counts in eRASS:3 (∑ CS), and the number of bins with ε > 0.1 in eRASS:3. The sources are sorted by the number of total background-subtracted source counts observed. The table also lists the geometric mean NEVb, for 20 bin segments in the light curve. The associated error includes both measurement and sampling errors. Finally, the table also describes the best fit properties of the periodograms of these sources. It lists the minimum frequency (νmin) for which the power was determined, and the best fitting power law index, α, when fitting the periodograms with a single aliased power law model. The maximum frequency probed in all of these periodograms is 6.94 × 10−5 Hz. Most redshifts were determined from AAT spectroscopy. We also included the redshifts found from previous analyses of matched optical counterparts, for sources that were not observed by the AAT. These redshifts are denoted with letters as superscripts; (a)Masetti et al. (2008), (b)Barkhouse & Hall (2001), (c)Hewitt & Burbidge (1991), and (d)Geha et al. (2003). The redshift of eRASSt J055357.6-665003 was also measured by Kim et al. (2012), who measured it to be 0.32.

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