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20 April 2024
 
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Similarity of the variability patterns in the Exosat and Ginga folded light curves of the Seyfert galaxy NGC 6814
M.A. Abramowicz ; G. Bao ; V. Karas ; A. Lanza ;
Date 8 Dec 1992
Journal Astron.Astrophys. 272 (1993) 400-406
Subject astro-ph
AbstractThe Seyfert galaxy NGC 6814 is known to show periodic variation of its X-ray luminosity. We found that the sequences of peaks (variability patterns) in the folded X-ray light curves constructed from the {it Exosat} and {it Ginga} data are remarkably similar when one ignores amplitudes of the peaks and considers only their phases. The stable pattern consists of five peaks which are present in the both curves. The phases of the corresponding peaks coincide with an accuracy of about 10 degrees. The probability that this coincidence occurs by chance is less than about 1according to the most conservative estimate. The observed stable pattern of peaks may be produced by a stable distribution of ``bright spots’’ on the accretion disk surface, {it e.g.} by strong vortices or magnetic flux tubes.
Source arXiv, astro-ph/9301003
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