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1 SUMMARY 1 SNR 0525-66.1 1 Summary Common Name: N 49 Distance: 50 kpc (distance to LMC, Westerlund(1990) ) Position of Central Source (J2000): ( 05 25 59.9, -66 04 50.8 ) X-ray size: 85 x 65 Description:?? 1.1 Summary of Chandra Observations Sequence Obs ID Instrument Exposure uf Exposure f Date Observed Aimpoint (J2000) (ks) (ks) (α, δ) 500043 747 ACIS-7 40.9 39.9 2000-01-04 ( 05 26 00.7, -66 04 35.0 ) Exposure uf Exposure f Exposure time of un-filtered event file Exposure time of filtered event file The whole remnant is covered by chip ACIS-S3(CCD ID=7) Subarray was used and it does not cover whole remnant. 1.2 Chandra Counts and Fluxes Region Energy Range Signal Rate F abs X F X L X (kev) (counts s 1 ) (ergs cm 2 s 1 ) (ergs cm 2 s 1 ) (ergs s 1 ) total 0.3-10.0 2.026e+05 5.083e+00 1.63e-11 7.35e-11 2.19e+37 ( 747 ) 0.3-2.1 1.984e+05 4.979e+00 1.44e-11 7.16e-11 2.13e+37 2.1-10. 4.212e+03 1.057e-01 1.88e-12 2.00e-12 5.94e+35 central object 0.3-10.0 1.050e+04 2.633e-01 1.49e-12 4.21e-12 1.25e+36 ( 747 ) 0.3-2.1 9.081e+03 2.278e-01 7.99e-13 3.49e-12 1.04e+36 2.1-10. 1.459e+03 3.661e-02 6.97e-13 7.25e-13 2.16e+35 shell 0.3-10.0 2.097e+05 5.262e+00 1.48e-11 6.99e-11 2.08e+37 ( 747 ) 0.3-2.1 2.063e+05 5.176e+00 1.37e-11 6.87e-11 2.05e+37 2.1-10. 3.469e+03 8.704e-02 1.18e-12 1.27e-12 3.78e+35 N H = 0.34 (10 22 cm 2 ) Assumed distance: 50 kpc (distance to LMC, Westerlund(1990) ) nh was derived from the spectrum of the central source because observation did not cover the whole remant, some flux values are partial values. 1 SUMMARY 2 1.3 Nearby Sources Obs ID Position (J2000) Size Net Count Count rate Note 747 (note) 1. This nearby source list is incomplete. All the above sources are originally from the "src2.fits" file which is distributed with standard chandra processing. Only sources with significant count rate and which are clear to visual inspection are included. 2. The size given above is the size of the region used in detecting that source. 3. For each source, background was subtracted from annular region around the source. 1.4 References Dickel and Milne, 1998 AJ, 115, 1057 : ATCA Hughes et al., 1998 ApJ, 505, 732 : ASCA Westerlund, 1990 A&ARv, 2, 29 : Distance to LMC

2 FIT DETAIL 3 2 Fit Detail See spectrum page for used regions. nh was dervide from central source. 2.1 Central Object: spectrum from central object does not fit well in the low energy regime. derived nh is rather large compared to the value(2.5 2.6) given by Hughes et al.(1998). source=(xswabs * powlaw1d) reduced χ 2 = 1.17965 nh = 0.4528 10ˆ22/cmˆ2 2.2 Point Source(2): spectum was re-fitted with ignoring energy below 0.6 kev. this nh value was used in estimating the flux value. source=(xswabs * powlaw1d) reduced χ 2 = 0.557086 nh = 0.3391 10ˆ22/cmˆ2 2.3 Shell: spectrum from shell nh was fixed at the value derived above. two thermal plsma model. source=(xswabs * (xsraymond + xsraymond)) reduced χ 2 = 20.05 nh = 0.3373 10ˆ22/cmˆ2 2 FIT DETAIL 4 2.4 Total: spectrum from total nh and power-law component for point source was fixed at the derived value in the previous fit. source=(xswabs * ((powlaw1d + xsraymond) + xsraymond)) reduced χ 2 = 19.7735 nh = 0.3373 10ˆ22/cmˆ2

3 CHANDRA IMAGES : BAND IMAGES 5 3 Chandra Images : Band Images Left : raw image, binned by 1x1 pixel Right : gaussian smoothed version of above ( σ = 2 pixel) 3.1 Wide Band Images Total : 300-10000 ev acis_e300 10000_FLUXED.fits_0 acis_e300 10000_FLUXED_G2.fits_0 Soft Band : 300-2100 ev acis_e300 2100_FLUXED.fits_0 acis_e300 2100_FLUXED_G2.fits_0 3 CHANDRA IMAGES : BAND IMAGES 6 Hard Band : 2100-10000 ev acis_e2100 10000_FLUXED.fits_0 acis_e2100 10000_FLUXED_G2.fits_0 0 1e 07 2e 07 3e 07 0 2e 08 4e 08 6e 08 8e 08 3.2 Band images used in true color image. Red : 300-960 ev acis_e300 960_FLUXED.fits_0 acis_e300 960_FLUXED_G2.fits_0 5e 06 0 1e 06 2e 06 3e 06

3 CHANDRA IMAGES : BAND IMAGES 7 Green : 960-1600 ev acis_e960 1600_FLUXED.fits_0 acis_e960 1600_FLUXED_G2.fits_0 0 2e 07 4e 07 6e 07 8e 07 1e 06 0 2e 07 4e 07 6e 07 8e 07 Blue : 1600-10000 ev acis_e1600 10000_FLUXED.fits_0 acis_e1600 10000_FLUXED_G2.fits_0 0 1e 07 2e 07 3e 07 4e 07 5e 07 0 5e 08 1e 07 1.5e 07 3 CHANDRA IMAGES : BAND IMAGES 8 3.3 Misc. : 1600-3000 ev acis_e1600 3000_FLUXED.fits_0 acis_e1600 3000_FLUXED_G2.fits_0 0 1e 07 2e 07 3e 07 4e 07 0 5e 08 1e 07 1.5e 07

4 CHANDRA IMAGES : TRUE COLOR 9 4 Chandra Images : True Color Individual images are adaptively smoothed. Warning : the adaptive smoothing process sometimes produces artifacts. convolution method : fft kernel type : gauss significance ( min, max ) : ( 3, 5 ) RED : GREEN : BLUE : 300-960 ev 960-1600 ev 1600-10000 ev acis_e300 960_S_FLUXED.fits_0 acis_e960 1600_S_FLUXED.fits_0 acis_e1600 10000_S_FLUXED.fits_0 0 1e 06 2e 06 3e 06 2e 07 4e 07 6e 07 5e 08 1e 07 5 CHANDRA SPECTRUM 10 5 Chandra Spectrum Images show Regions used to extract spectra Regions with red strikes are excluded 5.1 ObsID 747 Background was subtracted from the region around the SNR. total shell

5 CHANDRA SPECTRUM 11 central object 5 CHANDRA SPECTRUM 12

6 RADIO IMAGE 13 6 Radio Image left : radio image right : chandra x-ray image with radio contour lines 13-cm -. 13-cm flux density: 0.96 Jy -. Image from Dickel and Milne(1998) -. Chandra image has transformed to the same scale of the radio one. 0525 660_13cm.fits_0 acis_e300 10000_FLUXED_G2.fits_0 DEC DEC 66:04:30 66:04:30 66:05:30 66:05:30 5h26m05s 5h26m00s 5h25m55s 5h26m05s 5h26m00s 5h25m55s RA RA 0 0.002 0.004 0.006 0.008 (mjy/beam) (photons/cm^2/sec/pixel) Summary of Observation Telescope..... Australia Telescope Compact Array Date......... 1992 March 22, April 2 Frequency.... 2.368 GHz Beam size.... 3.0 x3.0 1 sigma noise.. 0.08 mjy / beam 7 IMAGES FROM SURVEY MISSIONS 14 7 Images from Survey Missions Left : Chandra Image (0.3-10. kev) Center : Images from SkyView with the same scale right : Images from SkyView with a reduced scale ROSAT PSPC (2.0 deg): X-ray (0.1-2.4 kev) 4850 MHz: Radio (4850 MHz continuum) Digitized Sky Survey: Optical (J or E band images with a few exceptions)

7 IMAGES FROM SURVEY MISSIONS 15 The Two Micron All Sky Survey (H-band): IR (1.65 microns) The Two Micron All Sky Survey (K-band): IR (2.17 microns) The Two Micron All Sky Survey (J-band): IR (1.25 microns)