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astro-ph2004

XMM-Newton observations of the ultra-compact binary RX J1914+24

Gavin Ramsay, Pasi Hakala, Kinwah Wu +4

We present XMM-Newton observations of the 569 sec period system RX J1914+24 (V407 Vul). This period is believed to represent the binary orbital period making it an ultra-compact bi…

astro-ph2004

FUSE Spectroscopy of the Transitional Magnetic Cataclysmic Variable V405 Aurigae

David K. Sing, Steve B. Howell, Paula Szkody +1

We present Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer observations of the magnetic cataclysmic variable V405 Aurigae. Together with four other DQ Her type binaries, V405 Aur forms a sm…

astro-ph2004

XMM-Newton observations of warm absorbers in PG quasars

C. E. Ashton, M. J. Page, A. J. Blustin +5

We present XMM-Newton EPIC observations of warm absorbers in the quasars PG 1114+445 and PG 1309+355, both of which exhibit evidence for absorption by warm material in the line-of-…

astro-ph2004

XMM-Newton observations of the eclipsing polar EP Dra

Gavin Ramsay, C. M. Bridge, Mark Cropper +3

We present XMM-Newton observations of the eclipsing polar EP Dra which cover nearly 3 binary orbital cycles. The X-ray and UV data show evidence for a prominent dip before the ecli…

astro-ph2004

XMM-Newton observations of polars in low accretion states

Gavin Ramsay, Mark Cropper, Kinwah Wu +3

We have made a series of snap-shot observations of 37 polars using XMM-Newton. We found that 16 of these systems were in a low, or much reduced, accretion state. Of those, 6 were n…

astro-ph2004

XMM-Newton observations of the M31 northern disk: Properties of selected X-ray sources and diffuse emission

S. Trudolyubov, O. Kotov, W. Priedhorsky +2

We present the results of XMM-Newton survey of the northern part of the disk of M31. The results of a spectral and timing analysis of the thirty seven brightest sources are present…