Table 3.
eROSITA X-ray properties from aperture photometry.
Source | eRASS [1] | eRASS:4? [2] | Net cts. [3] | F0.5 − 7 kev, s[4] | F0.5 − 7 kev, c[5] | L2 − 10 keV[6] | αOX[7] |
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[erg cm−2 s−1] | [erg cm−2 s−1] | [erg s−1] | |||||
J202040−621509 | 1 | No | 9.5 ± 3.9 |
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J020916−562650 | 2, 3, 4 | Yes | 21.5 ± 5.3 |
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Notes. [1] eRASS in which the quasar is detected. The bold font indicates the eRASS in which Pb is minimal. [2] Was the source detected in eRASS:4? [3] Net counts in the 0.2−2.3 keV eRASS:4 images. [4] Maximal single eRASS flux in the 0.5-keV band. [5] eRASS:4 flux. [6] Hard restframe X-ray luminosity. ( * )We note that the luminosity of J202040−621509 is only based on its eRASS1 detection, while for J020916−562650 we used the cumulative data from eRASS:4. [7] Spectral index connecting X-ray to optical SED.
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