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Swift-XRT products for GRB 150530B — Source 4

RA/Dec (J2000) = 00h 29m 37.15s, +44° 22′ 11.0″ +/- 5.6 (radius, 90%)

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Light curve	Spectrum

We expect ~6.05×10^-3 serendipitous objects at least as bright as this source in this tiled dataset, based on the logN-logS distribution of Mateos et al. (2008) [More details]

Source details

Peak XRT count rate	1.6 (±0.9) ×10^-3 ct s^-1
Mean XRT count rate	1.6 (±0.9) ×10^-3 ct s^-1
RASS upper limit	0.03 ct s^-1
Fading?	No
Mean flux (Observed, 0.3—10 keV)	3.2 (±1.7) ×10^-14 erg cm^-2s^-1
Peak flux (Observed, 0.3—10 keV)	3.2 (±1.7) ×10^-14 erg cm^-2s^-1
Mean rate (PSPC equivalent)	2.9 (±1.5) ×10^-3
Peak rate (PSPC equivalent)	2.9 (±1.5) ×10^-3

SIMBAD matches

There were 1 SIMBAD source(s) near the XRT position:

NVSS J002937+442208, 3.9′′ away