5XMM J115047.8+550311

5XMM-DR15 stacked source · SRCID 3004934030100009
Position: 11h50m47.86s +55d03m11.6s (177.69942°, 55.05323°)
EP flux
2.75e-14 ± 3.6e-15 erg cm-2 s-1
CLASSX
AGN (0.919)
Detections
1

SRCID 3004934030100009
IAUNAME 5XMM J115047.8+550311
SC_RA 11h50m47.86s (177.69942°)
SC_DEC +55d03m11.6s (55.05323°)
RADEC_ERR 0.48 arcsec
LII / BII 140.3528° / 59.9765°
N_CONTRIB 1 (detections)
N_OBS 1 (observations covering the position)
MJD_FIRST 52391.391 (2002-04-27 09:23:11.000 UTC)
MJD_LAST 52391.692 (2002-04-27 16:37:00.000 UTC)

Stacked EPIC flux

EP flux (0.2-12 keV): 2.75e-14 ± 3.6e-15 erg cm-2 s-1

Hardness ratios
HR1
0.00 ± 0.08
0.2-0.5 / 0.5-1.0 keV
HR2
-0.09 ± 0.08
0.5-1.0 / 1.0-2.0 keV
HR3
-0.50 ± 0.09
1.0-2.0 / 2.0-4.5 keV
HR4
-0.45 ± 0.19
2.0-4.5 / 4.5-12.0 keV
Extent: 0.00 arcsec (ML -2.7) SUM_FLAG: 0
Long-term lightcurve

AGN

CLASSX outlier: -0.583

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.

Optical Monitor (OM)
OM Source ID
3101080
Match probability
0.989
FilterMag (AB)Err
UVW2 — —
UVM2 — —
UVW1 — —
U 21.547 0.216
B — —
V — —

Spectroscopic (zsp) 1.29100
Photometric (TPZ) 1.1257 (conf 0.76)
Photometric (Le Phare) 2.0920 (conf 0.53)

Spectroscopic redshifts (when present) are the most reliable. Photometric estimates carry a per-algorithm confidence flag.

Stacked power-law fit
Unabsorbed flux 1.63e-14 (+1.9e-14 / −1.4e-14) erg cm−2 s−1
NH 1.23e+20 (+5.1e+20 / −2.3e+19) cm−2
Photon index (Γ) 2.36 (+2.58 / −2.18)
DoF 1079
p-value 0.984
Inter-instrument norm. 1.35 (1.15–1.60)
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

The per-observation light curve is shown in the X-ray properties section above.