5XMM J230513.6+121503
| SRCID | 3002554100100078 |
|---|---|
| IAUNAME | 5XMM J230513.6+121503 |
| SC_RA | 23h05m13.67s (346.30695°) |
| SC_DEC | +12d15m03.1s (12.25085°) |
| RADEC_ERR | 0.82 arcsec |
| LII / BII | 86.2967° / -42.9399° |
| N_CONTRIB | 3 (detections) |
| N_OBS | 3 (observations covering the position) |
| MJD_FIRST | 52079.650 (2001-06-19 15:36:24.000 UTC) |
| MJD_LAST | 58269.479 (2018-05-31 11:29:14.000 UTC) |
Stacked EPIC flux
EP flux (0.2-12 keV): 1.17e-14 ± 4.0e-15 erg cm-2 s-1
Hardness ratios
Long-term lightcurve
No light-curve points available.
AGN
CLASSX outlier: -0.339
Class probabilities
Class taxonomy
- AGN — active galactic nucleus.
- Bkg_AGN — background AGN.
- Star — Galactic star.
- Gal_XRB — Galactic X-ray binary.
- Extragal_XRB — extragalactic X-ray binary.
- CV — cataclysmic variable.
- Extended — cluster or galaxy.
- OM Source ID
- 6526862
- Match probability
- 0.859
| Filter | Mag (AB) | Err |
|---|---|---|
| UVW2 | — | — |
| UVM2 | — | — |
| UVW1 | — | — |
| U | — | — |
| B | 22.592 | 0.280 |
| V | — | — |
- Name
- J230513.68+121503.1
- Match probability
- 0.995
| Band | Mag | Err |
|---|---|---|
| W1 | 15.766 | 0.049 |
| W2 | 15.483 | 0.106 |
| W3 | 12.346 | 0.515 |
| W4 | 8.831 | — |
- Class
- Galaxy
| Photometric (TPZ) | 0.7258 (conf 0.56) |
|---|---|
| Photometric (Le Phare) | 0.8716 (conf 0.84) |
Spectroscopic redshifts (when present) are the most reliable. Photometric estimates carry a per-algorithm confidence flag.
Stacked power-law fit
| Unabsorbed flux | 4.52e-15 (+6.3e-15 / −3.2e-15) erg cm−2 s−1 |
|---|---|
| NH | 9.08e+20 (+2.3e+21 / −9.6e+19) cm−2 |
| Photon index (Γ) | 2.00 (+2.62 / −1.55) |
| DoF | 169 |
| p-value | 0.619 |
| Quality flag | 0 |
No variability data available for this source.
No contributing observations found.
Sky view (optical)
DSS2 colour optical image. The header thumbnail shows the XMM-Newton X-ray image; use the layers menu in the toolbar to switch surveys.
Hardness-ratio diagram
No hardness-ratio pairs available for this source.
The per-observation light curve is shown in the X-ray properties section above.