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The first XMM-Newton slew survey catalogue: XMMSL1
R. D. Saxton, A. M. Read, P. Esquej +3
We report on the production of a large area, shallow, sky survey, from XMM-Newton slews. The great collecting area of the mirrors coupled with the high quantum efficiency of the EP…
Candidate tidal disruption events from the XMM-Newton Slew Survey
P. Esquej, R. D. Saxton, M. J. Freyberg +4
In recent years, giant amplitude X-ray flares have been observed from a handful of non-active galaxies. The most plausible scenario of these unusual phenomena is tidal disruption o…
First Results from the XMM-Newton Slew Survey
Andrew Read, Richard Saxton, Pilar Esquej +2
We have attempted to analyse all the available data taken by XMM-Newton as it slews between targets. This slew survey, the resultant source catalogue and the analysis procedures us…
The XMM-Newton Slew Survey: a wide-angle survey in the 0.2 - 12 keV band
M. J. Freyberg, B. Altieri, D. Bermejo +4
The scientific data collected during slews of the XMM-Newton satellite are used to construct a slew survey catalogue. This comprises of the order of 4000 sources detected in the EP…
The XMM-Newton Slew Survey: towards the XMMSL1 catalogue
M. P. Esquej, B. Altieri, D. Bermejo +4
The XMM-Newton satellite is the most sensitive X-ray observatory flown to date due to the great collecting area of its mirrors coupled with the high quantum efficiency of the EPIC…
Status of the XMM-Newton cross-calibration with SASv6.5.0
M. Stuhlinger, B. Altieri, D. Baskill +16
Further achievements of the XMM-Newton cross-calibration - XMM internal as well as with other X-ray missions - are presented. We explain the major changes in the new version SASv6.…