X-rays from a peculiar nucleus galaxy NGC 2196

Agrawal, P. C. ; Singh, K. P. (1982) X-rays from a peculiar nucleus galaxy NGC 2196 Astronomy & Astrophysics, 113 (1). pp. 73-75. ISSN 0004-6361

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Abstract

Detection of a new X-ray source with the Einstein Observatory and its identification with the early type spiral (Sa) galaxy NGC 2196 (MCG 4-15-14), a member of Sersic's (1973) list of peculiar nuclei galaxies is reported. The X-ray luminosity of the galaxy is found to be ~2 1040 erg s−1 which is an order of magnitude higher compared to that of the normal spiral galaxies but comparable to that observed from weakly-active galaxies. The optical and X-ray characteristics of the galaxy are discussed and compared with those of the other normal and weakly-active galaxies.

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Keywords:X-ray; Galaxies; Peculiar Galaxies
ID Code:59047
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