论文标题
XMM-Newton Bl lac的目录
An XMM-Newton catalogue of BL Lacs
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论文摘要
我们提供了基于Roma-Bzcat第五版中列出的1151 BL LACS的互相相关的BL Lac X射线,光学和UV属性的XMM-Newton目录。我们在近20年的任务中搜索了XMM-Newton档案中所有尖头观察的视野中与这些对象的X射线对应物。互相关得出的总计310 xmm-Newton场,对应于103个不同的BL LAC。我们使用XMM-Newton SAS软件中的三个EPIC相机(X射线)和OM(光学/UV)的数据均匀分析了数据,并生成了三个Epic摄像机中任何一个检测到的BL LAC的图像,光曲线和光谱产品。我们测试了两个不同的现象学模型,即原木抛物线和功率定律,具有不同的吸收柱密度的变化,并提取了它们的参数。我们从统计方法良好的统计方法和通过统计指标量化可变性的情况下从光曲线中得出了时间变化信息。尽可能计算OM幅度和通量。我们看到,与显示较高通量的源相比,对数抛物线模型优先,这可能表明曲率对BL LAC是固有的,并且只有在通量高时才能看到。我们将分析的结果作为样品在0.2-10 KEV能量带以及光学/UV带中的X射线光谱特性的目录。我们在无线电和伽马射线能量上使用多波长信息完成了目录。
We present an XMM-Newton catalogue of BL Lac X-ray, optical, and UV properties based on cross-correlation with the 1151 BL Lacs listed in the fifth edition of the Roma-BZCAT. We searched for the X-ray counterparts to these objects in the field of view of all pointed observations in the XMM-Newton archive over nearly 20 years of mission. The cross-correlation yields a total of 310 XMM-Newton fields which correspond to 103 different BL Lacs. We homogeneously analysed data from the three EPIC cameras (X-ray) and OM(optical/UV) using the XMM-Newton SAS software, and produced images, light curves, and spectral products for BL Lacs detected in any of the three EPIC cameras. We tested two different phenomenological models, log parabola and power law, with different variations of the absorbing column density and extracted their parameters. We derived time-variability information from the light curves following well-established statistical methods and quantified variability through statistical indicators. OM magnitudes and fluxes were computed wherever possible. We see that the log parabola model is preferred over the power law model for sources showing higher fluxes, which might indicate that curvature is intrinsic to BL Lacs and is only seen when the flux is high. We present the results of our analysis as a catalogue of X-ray spectral properties of the sample in the 0.2-10 keV energy band as well as in the optical/UV band. We complete the catalogue with multi-wavelength information at radio and gamma-ray energies.