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X-Ray Light Curve of GRO J1744-28 observed with RXTE/PCA on day 171 (June 19) of 1996
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X-ray light curve of GRO J1744-28 observed with RXTE/PCA.
The source was observed three times on June 19, each of which is
#1: 06:40-07:02,
#2: 08:16-08:45, and
#3: 09:52-10:27 (UT), respectively.
Bin #0 of X-axis corresponds to June 19 06:38:55, 1996.
Bin width of each data is 16 seconds.
This observation was done with 5 PCU's.
This light curve includes background counts of roughly 1600-2400
counts/bin.
XTE detected several small bursts and a large burst during these observations,
however farther investigation is necessary to tell if the large burst is from GRO J1744-28.
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Light curves of each observation with higher time resolution (1-sec) are also available.
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#3: (Download:
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Phil Newman
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Robin Corbet
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