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ID# 7

3A 0620-003

N Mon 1975 = V616 Mon

(Gallo2006)

RA     (ICRS)     DEC

[hh:mm:ss.ss]          [dd:mm:ss.ss]

06:22:44.50  -00:20:44.72


ℓ                      b

[deg]                            [deg]

209.9563081  -06.53987555

Year of discovery: 1975  
(Elvis1975)

# of outbursts after discovery: 1


Basic data

Distance [kpc] 1.06±0.1 Cantrell2010
Distance to the plane (z) [kpc] -0.11±0.01 Cantrell2010
Orbital period (Porb) [h] 7.752340±2E-06 GonzalezHernandez2014
Peak X-ray flux [erg s-1 cm-2]
[keV]
2.65E-06
[2-10]
Warwick1981
Outburst magnitude (AB) V∼11.1 Robertson1976
Quiescent magnitude (AB) V=18.23±0.04 Cantrell2010Gelino2001Froning2001
E(B-V) [mag] 0.35 Hynes2005

Dynamically confirmed BH


NOTES

3A 0620-003 showed an outburst in 1917 detected in plate scales prior to its detection in X-rays in 1975 (Eachus1976).
A period derivative of -0.60±0.08 ms/yr has been measured (GonzalezHernandez2014).
Gandhi2019 obtained a distance of 1.72+1.02-0.47 kpc from Gaia DR2.

Dynamical parameters

Orbital period [h] 7.752340±2E-06 GonzalezHernandez2014
Star's spectral type K2 – 7V Orosz1994
Star's radial velocity amplitude (K2) [km/s] 437±2 GonzalezHernandez2010
Mass function 'f(M1)' [M] 2.79±0.04 GonzalezHernandez2010
BH mass (M1) [M] 6.6±0.3 Cantrell2010
Mass ratio (q=M2/M1) 0.074±0.006 Orosz1994
Inclination angle (i) [deg] 51±0.9 Cantrell2010



Optical/NIR magnitudes

Mag. Outburst (AB)
Robertson1976
B∼11.3 V∼11.1
Mag. Quiescent (AB)
Cantrell2010Gelino2001Froning2001
B=19.32±0.04 V=18.23±0.04 R=17.12±0.04
I=17.01±0.04
J=16.5±0.1 H=16.23±0.02
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This research has made use of NASA's Astrophysics Data System (ADS), the SIMBAD database operated at CDS (Strasbourg, France) and APLpy
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Last modified: 25 March 2024.