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The WC6 Wolf-Rayet star MLA 1159 in M31 and its ionization nebula BA 1-642

Astrophysics · Submitted 3 May 1999

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The authors' main claim Though both objects have been known for many years, our observations (1) confirm the Wolf-Rayet nature of MLA 1159, (2) allow one to determine the nebula as an ionization nebula, and (3) demonstrate the association of MLA 1159 with the nebula.

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CitationA. Arrieta (both UNAM Ensenada, Germany), G.H. Tovmassian (UNAM Ensenada, J. Greiner (Astrophys. Inst. Potsdam, Mexico), M. Rosado, S. Komossa (MPE Garching. "The WC6 Wolf-Rayet star MLA 1159 in M31 and its ionization nebula BA 1-642." arXiv:astro-ph/9905011 (1999). https://pith.science/paper/astro-ph/9905011
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We report on optical imaging and spectroscopic observations of the Wolf-Rayet candidate star MLA 1159 and the surrounding ionization nebula BA 1-642 in the Andromeda Galaxy. Though both objects have been known for many years, our observations (1) confirm the Wolf-Rayet nature of MLA 1159, (2) allow one to determine the nebula as an ionization nebula, and (3) demonstrate the association of MLA 1159 with the nebula. The supersoft X-ray source RX J0045.5+4206 whose error box encompasses the full nebula, seems to be a chance superposition and not related to MLA 1159 and/or BA 1-642.

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s1 Though both objects have been known for many years, our observations (1) confirm the Wolf-Rayet nature of MLA 1159, (2) allow one to determine the nebula as an ionization nebula, and (3) demonstrate the association of MLA 1159 with the nebula. result 0.94 0.95 0.85 asserted 1.00
s2 The supersoft X-ray source RX J0045.5+4206 whose error box encompasses the full nebula, seems to be a chance superposition and not related to MLA 1159 and/or BA 1-642. result 0.66 0.59 0.07 hedged possibility 0.66

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We report on optical imaging and spectroscopic observations of the Wolf-Rayet candidate star MLA 1159 and the surrounding ionization nebula BA 1-642 in the Andromeda Galaxy. Though both objects have been known for many years, our observations (1) confirm the Wolf-Rayet nature of MLA 1159, (2) allow one to determine the nebula as an ionization nebula, and (3) demonstrate the association of MLA 1159 with the nebula. The supersoft X-ray source RX J0045.5+4206 whose error box encompasses the full nebula, seems to be a chance superposition and not related to MLA 1159 and/or BA 1-642.

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