Optical observations of MAXI J0556-332 and an indication of a probable neutron star primary

Bibcode
2011ATel.3116....1R
Russell, David M.; Lewis, Fraser; Doran, Rosa; Roberts, Sarah
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The Astronomer's Telegram, #3116

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2011
Number of authors
4
IAC number of authors
0
Citations
5
Refereed citations
5
Description
We observed the new X-ray transient, MAXI J0556-332 (ATel #3102, #3103, #3104, #3106, #3110, #3112) with the Faulkes Telescope South on 17 and 18 January 2011 (MJD 55578.4 and 55579.5). On each date, three 200-sec exposures were taken; one each in Bessel V, R, and I bands, totalling six images. The suggested optical counterpart (ATel #3103) was confirmed (ATel #3104) by a brightening and the detection of hydrogen and helium emission lines in its spectra.
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Non-refereed

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