Table 2.
Timing solution for IGR J17498−2921 during the 2023 outburst.
Parameter | Value |
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RA (J2000) |
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Dec (J2000) |
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JPL Ephemeris | DE405 |
Epoch (MJD) | 60054.0349452 |
Porb (s) | 13835.616(70) |
a1sin i (lt-s) | 0.365201(23) |
Tasc (MJD) | 60054.0855811(37) |
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400.990186043(23) |
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916.8/88 |
ν1 (Hz) | 400.990185623(58) |
χ12/d.o.f. | 372.1/52 |
ν2 (Hz) | 400.990185910(62) |
χ22/d.o.f. | 80.3/31 |
Notes. The timing solution was obtained adopting the source coordinates from Chakrabarty et al. (2011). The term Porb is the orbital period, a1sin i is the projected semimajor axis, and Tasc is the epoch of passage at the ascending node. To take into account the large value of the reduced χ2 obtained from the fit, we rescaled the uncertainties of the fit parameters by the square root of that value (see, e.g., Finger et al. 1999). Uncertainties are the 1σ statistical errors.
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