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Low-hard to high-soft spectral state transitions in the faintest early-X-ray-detected optical tidal disruption event TDE 2025aarm

Pietro Baldini, Arne Rau, Andrea Merloni +11

The paper presents X‑ray and optical spectroscopic observations of the nearby tidal disruption event TDE 2025aarm, revealing a low‑hard to high‑soft spectral state transition that…

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The flash-ionised SN Ibn 2025kzr: H-free CSM formed during a precursor outburst 55 days prior to explosion

S. de Wet, G. Leloudas, D. A. H. Buckley +33

Type Ibn supernovae (SNe) are a class of interacting SNe characterised by narrow helium lines in their spectra. We present an extensive observational dataset of the Type Ibn SN 202…

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On The Nature of Einstein Probe Transient EP250916a: Insights from X-ray, Optical, and Radio Observations

Gaurava K. Jaisawal, Giulia Illiano, Francesco Carotenuto +7

We report multi-wavelength studies of the transient EP250916a, detected by the Einstein Probe on 2025 September 16. Located at low Galactic latitude, the source exhibited a rapid X…

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NICER Magnetar Burst Catalog

Che-Yen Chu, Chin-Ping Hu, Teruaki Enoto +13

In this paper, we present a comprehensive catalog of short bursts from magnetars based on eight years of NICER observations. A total of 1130 bursts were identified from 14 sources,…

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XMM-Newton Observations of Flares and a Possible Pulse Dropout in the Supergiant X-ray binary 4U 1909+07

Joel B. Coley, Ralf Ballhausen, McKinley Brumback +9

We report on a pair of X-ray Multi-Mirror Mission (XMM-Newton) observations of the Supergiant X-ray binary 4U 1909+07, which were performed on 2021 October 3 and 2021 October 8, re…

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A multiwavelength study of the Galactic center black hole candidate MAXI J1744-294

Shifra Mandel, Kaya Mori, Paul A. Draghis +37

For the first time in nearly a decade, a bright transient was detected in the central parsec (pc) of the Galaxy. MAXI J1744-294, or -- as it was known in its previous life -- Swift…