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Table 1.

Supernova remnants already detected at energies higher than 4 and 10 GeV and confirmed by the present analysis.

SNR RANGE TYPE D LX Scls4 Scls10 Δ MST N/M MST N/M Notes
(GeV) (′) (1035 erg s−1) (′) (4 GeV) (10 GeV)
N 44 > 4;10 4.3 0.90 4.8 3.3 3.7 26/48.1 13/28.7
N 132D > 4;10 CC 2.1 315.04 6.6 4.6 1.8 27/55.6 21/57.6 4FGL
N 49B > 4( * );10 CC 2.8 38.03 ( * )5.6 ( * )3.9 3.4 ( * )23/46.3 6/20.0 Nf
N 49 > 4( * );10 CC-SGR 1.4 64.37 ( * )5.6 ( * )3.9 3.5 ( * )23/46.3 9/18.4 Nf
B0528−692 > 10 4.5 1.99 4.4 3.5 4.1 24/55.7 24/58.8
N 63A > 4;10 CC 1.4 185.68 6.5 4.1 0.4 33/92.9 15/53.7 4FGL
N 157B > 4;10 CC-PWN 2.0 15.00 18.8 11.6 1.6 146/441.5 155/577.4 Nf30D 4FGL
B0540−693 > 10 CC-PSR 1.2 87.35 8.7 4.8 5.3 22/61.8 8/35.4 Nf30D 4FGL
N 186D > 4;6 1.9 1.09 3.7 9/17.1 7/19.0

Notes. ( * ): Unresolved cluster at energies lower than 10 GeV. D: SNR diameter. Δ : Angular separation. LX: X-ray luminosity in the band 0.3–8 keV from the Maggi et al. (2016) catalog. Scls: Significance of the DBSCAN clusters at energies higher than 4 and 10 GeV. N/M: Number of photons in the clusters and the corresponding magnitudes from MST search.

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