Further Simultaneous Observations of the Optical and X-Ray Spectra of SCO X-1

Mark, Hans; Price, R. E.; Rodrigues, R.; Seward, F. D.; Swift, C. D.; Hiltner, W. A.

doi:10.1086/180351

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“…LRL group carried out the first simultaneous optical and X-ray observation of Sco X-1 and obtained the first evidence for a positive correlation between X-ray and optical flux from Sco X-1 (Chodil et al, 1968;Mark et al, 1969;Burginyon et al, 1970). Kitamura et al (1971) also performed the simultaneous observation at optical and X-ray wave lengths and compiled relationships between the hardness of the X-ray spectrum and the X-ray intensity, and between the X-ray and the optical luminosity.…”

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Sco X-1

Miyamoto

Matsuoka

1977

Space Sci Rev

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Abstract. The physical properties of X-ray, optical and radio emissions from Sco X-1 are reviewed. Sco X-I is a typical X-ray source which has an optically thick hot plasma. The observational spectra of X-ray and optical emissions are consistent with theoretical ones from the hot plasma, but the radio emission shows a non-thermal feature. The restrictive conditions for the model of Sco X-1 are discussed from the observational facts. In spite ot numerous observational facts on Sco X-1 further detailed and elaborate studies are necessary to understand this object and general compact X-ray sources comprehensively.Contents:

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