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Swift-XRT light curves of GRB 130131A

Last updated after receiving ObsID 00547407009, version 7

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There are data for this object on the quick-look site. This may indicate that we are still observing this object. This light curve is thus not yet 'final'.

Flux Light Curve

For this burst, 1 count = 3.4 x 10^-11 erg cm^-2 (observed flux) (Automatic spectrum).

Note that this is an average conversion factor: the true value may evolve with time.

Flux light curve of GRB 130131A

The images below link to the ASCII data

Basic Light Curve

Light curve of GRB 130131A

Detailed Light Curve

$Detailed light curve of GRB 130131A, with bg level and frac exp$

Hardness Ratio

Hardness Ratio of GRB 130131A

Summed PC-mode image; 0.2—10 keV - exposure time: 50.6 ks

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