Table 1.

Basic information for the XQSO2s found in the XBS and X-ray spectral results from the observations used in the XBS catalogue.

NameRADec.zOpt. ClassCountsSampleN H, GalΓNHlog F 2-10 keVlog L 2-10 keV
(1020 cm−2)(1022 cm−2)(ergcm−2s−1)(ergs−1)
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)
XBSJ000100.2−25050100:01:00.0−25:05:03.90.850AGN1830BSS1.881.|$67^{+0.14}_{-0.18}$|0.|$71^{+ 0.22}_{-0.24}$|−12.8644.66
★XBSJ013240.1−13330701:32:40.3−13:33:07.20.562AGN2323HBSS,BSS1.641.9f2.|$55^{+0.7 }_{-0.57}$|−12.7544.43
1.|$47^{+0.09}_{-0.13}$|3.|$22^{+0.40}_{-0.49}$|−12.4244.64
XBSJ021642.3−04355302:16:42.3−04:35:52.91.985AGN2880BSS2.421.|$91^{+0.18}_{-0.17}$|4.|$20^{+ 1.20}_{-1.00}$|−12.9945.49
XBSJ022707.7−05081902:27:07.8−05:08:16.00.358AGN2505BSS2.631.|$68^{+0.48}_{-0.37}$|1.|$31^{+ 0.80}_{-0.60}$|−12.5944.09
XBSJ050536.6−29005005:05:36.7−29:00:50.80.577AGN21000HBSS,BSS1.491.|$85^{+0.20}_{-0.18}$|0.|$61^{+ 0.21}_{-0.17}$|−12.8844.30
‡XBSJ051413.5+79434305:14:13.5+79:43:47.00.766AGN2m442BSS8.011.|$58^{+0.24}_{-0.23}$|<0.60−12.7844.61
XBSJ052128.9−25303205:21:28.9−25:30:32.40.586Elusive70HBSS1.921.9f13.|$80^{+ 7.50}_{-4.57}$|−12.8544.49
‡XBSJ080411.3+65090608:04:11.1+65:09:07.00.604Elusive410HBSS,BSS4.321.|$62^{+0.45}_{-0.38}$|2.|$47^{+ 1.49}_{-1.33}$|−12.6644.53
★XBSJ113148.7+31135811:31:48.7+31:14:00.90.500AGN2526HBSS,BSS2.021.9f2.|$9 ^{+0.66}_{-0.60}$|−12.5544.52
1.|$59^{+0.39}_{-0.40}$|4.|$05^{+2.39}_{-2.84}$|−12.9344.00
XBSJ122656.5+01312612:26:56.5+01:31:24.20.733AGN21454HBSS,BSS1.841.|$61^{+0.24}_{-0.21}$|2.|$40^{+ 0.65}_{-0.56}$|−12.6544.73
XBSJ134656.7+58031513:46:56.8+58:03:15.70.373Elusive1236HBSS1.281.9f9.|$27^{+ 4.23}_{-2.91}$|−12.8344.04
†XBSJ144021.0+64214414:40:21.0+64:21:44.10.720AGN1720BSS1.681.|$88^{+0.22}_{-0.19}$|0.|$67^{+ 0.34}_{-0.25}$|−12.9344.48
★XBSJ160645.9+08152516:06:45.7+08:15:25.00.618AGN2211HBSS,BSS4.011.|$68^{+0.77}_{-0.65}$|13.|$8 ^{+6.7 }_{-5.15}$|−12.4144.92
2.|$02^{+0.56}_{-0.52}$|29.|$62^{+9.63}_{-8.01}$|−12.7544.77
XBSJ204043.4−00454820:40:43.5−00:45:50.00.615AGN2302HBSS,BSS6.721.9f3.|$28^{+ 1.35}_{-0.97}$|−12.7644.52
NameRADec.zOpt. ClassCountsSampleN H, GalΓNHlog F 2-10 keVlog L 2-10 keV
(1020 cm−2)(1022 cm−2)(ergcm−2s−1)(ergs−1)
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)
XBSJ000100.2−25050100:01:00.0−25:05:03.90.850AGN1830BSS1.881.|$67^{+0.14}_{-0.18}$|0.|$71^{+ 0.22}_{-0.24}$|−12.8644.66
★XBSJ013240.1−13330701:32:40.3−13:33:07.20.562AGN2323HBSS,BSS1.641.9f2.|$55^{+0.7 }_{-0.57}$|−12.7544.43
1.|$47^{+0.09}_{-0.13}$|3.|$22^{+0.40}_{-0.49}$|−12.4244.64
XBSJ021642.3−04355302:16:42.3−04:35:52.91.985AGN2880BSS2.421.|$91^{+0.18}_{-0.17}$|4.|$20^{+ 1.20}_{-1.00}$|−12.9945.49
XBSJ022707.7−05081902:27:07.8−05:08:16.00.358AGN2505BSS2.631.|$68^{+0.48}_{-0.37}$|1.|$31^{+ 0.80}_{-0.60}$|−12.5944.09
XBSJ050536.6−29005005:05:36.7−29:00:50.80.577AGN21000HBSS,BSS1.491.|$85^{+0.20}_{-0.18}$|0.|$61^{+ 0.21}_{-0.17}$|−12.8844.30
‡XBSJ051413.5+79434305:14:13.5+79:43:47.00.766AGN2m442BSS8.011.|$58^{+0.24}_{-0.23}$|<0.60−12.7844.61
XBSJ052128.9−25303205:21:28.9−25:30:32.40.586Elusive70HBSS1.921.9f13.|$80^{+ 7.50}_{-4.57}$|−12.8544.49
‡XBSJ080411.3+65090608:04:11.1+65:09:07.00.604Elusive410HBSS,BSS4.321.|$62^{+0.45}_{-0.38}$|2.|$47^{+ 1.49}_{-1.33}$|−12.6644.53
★XBSJ113148.7+31135811:31:48.7+31:14:00.90.500AGN2526HBSS,BSS2.021.9f2.|$9 ^{+0.66}_{-0.60}$|−12.5544.52
1.|$59^{+0.39}_{-0.40}$|4.|$05^{+2.39}_{-2.84}$|−12.9344.00
XBSJ122656.5+01312612:26:56.5+01:31:24.20.733AGN21454HBSS,BSS1.841.|$61^{+0.24}_{-0.21}$|2.|$40^{+ 0.65}_{-0.56}$|−12.6544.73
XBSJ134656.7+58031513:46:56.8+58:03:15.70.373Elusive1236HBSS1.281.9f9.|$27^{+ 4.23}_{-2.91}$|−12.8344.04
†XBSJ144021.0+64214414:40:21.0+64:21:44.10.720AGN1720BSS1.681.|$88^{+0.22}_{-0.19}$|0.|$67^{+ 0.34}_{-0.25}$|−12.9344.48
★XBSJ160645.9+08152516:06:45.7+08:15:25.00.618AGN2211HBSS,BSS4.011.|$68^{+0.77}_{-0.65}$|13.|$8 ^{+6.7 }_{-5.15}$|−12.4144.92
2.|$02^{+0.56}_{-0.52}$|29.|$62^{+9.63}_{-8.01}$|−12.7544.77
XBSJ204043.4−00454820:40:43.5−00:45:50.00.615AGN2302HBSS,BSS6.721.9f3.|$28^{+ 1.35}_{-0.97}$|−12.7644.52

Notes. The X-ray spectral results are from Corral et al. (2011), except for the new optical identifications, marked with ‡ (this work; OBSID of the XMMNewton observations: 0094400101 and 0094400301 for XBSJ051413.5+794343 and XBSJ080411.3+650906, respectively; a paper reporting an update of the spectroscopic identifications is in preparation). Fluxes and luminosities refer to the MOS calibration. For all but one sources, the best-fitting model is an absorbed power law. † For this source, a best fit is not found (i.e. null hypothesis probability <10 per cent with all the model tested; see Corral et al. 2011); we adopt the absorbed power law as best fit, as none of the additional components significantly improves the fit. ★ mark the XQSO2s for which we obtained new XMMNewton observations: for these sources, more complex models (applied to the new data) are tested in Appendix A and the results are reported in Table A2. Here, we quote the values derived for the most significant properties (column density, photon index, observed flux, and intrinsic luminosity; second row). m For this source, only MOS cameras have been considered, because in the pn the source falls in a CCD gap.

Column (1): source name in the XBS sample. Columns (2) and (3): J2000 coordinates of the X-ray object. Column (4): source redshift. Column (5): optical classification, from Caccianiga et al. (2008) except for XBSJ144021.0+642144 (see Corral et al. 2011) and for the new optical identifications; a paper reporting an update of the spectroscopic identifications is in preparation. Column (6): total EPIC counts (0.3–10 keV). Column (7): sample to which the source belongs. Column (8): Galactic column density, from Dickey & Lockman (1990). Column (9): source photon index, and 90 per cent confidence errors; f = parameter fixed during the fit. Column (10): intrinsic column density. Column (11): observed flux (deabsorbed by our Galaxy) in the 2–10 keV energy band. Column (12): intrinsic luminosity in the 2–10 keV energy band.

Table 1.

Basic information for the XQSO2s found in the XBS and X-ray spectral results from the observations used in the XBS catalogue.

NameRADec.zOpt. ClassCountsSampleN H, GalΓNHlog F 2-10 keVlog L 2-10 keV
(1020 cm−2)(1022 cm−2)(ergcm−2s−1)(ergs−1)
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)
XBSJ000100.2−25050100:01:00.0−25:05:03.90.850AGN1830BSS1.881.|$67^{+0.14}_{-0.18}$|0.|$71^{+ 0.22}_{-0.24}$|−12.8644.66
★XBSJ013240.1−13330701:32:40.3−13:33:07.20.562AGN2323HBSS,BSS1.641.9f2.|$55^{+0.7 }_{-0.57}$|−12.7544.43
1.|$47^{+0.09}_{-0.13}$|3.|$22^{+0.40}_{-0.49}$|−12.4244.64
XBSJ021642.3−04355302:16:42.3−04:35:52.91.985AGN2880BSS2.421.|$91^{+0.18}_{-0.17}$|4.|$20^{+ 1.20}_{-1.00}$|−12.9945.49
XBSJ022707.7−05081902:27:07.8−05:08:16.00.358AGN2505BSS2.631.|$68^{+0.48}_{-0.37}$|1.|$31^{+ 0.80}_{-0.60}$|−12.5944.09
XBSJ050536.6−29005005:05:36.7−29:00:50.80.577AGN21000HBSS,BSS1.491.|$85^{+0.20}_{-0.18}$|0.|$61^{+ 0.21}_{-0.17}$|−12.8844.30
‡XBSJ051413.5+79434305:14:13.5+79:43:47.00.766AGN2m442BSS8.011.|$58^{+0.24}_{-0.23}$|<0.60−12.7844.61
XBSJ052128.9−25303205:21:28.9−25:30:32.40.586Elusive70HBSS1.921.9f13.|$80^{+ 7.50}_{-4.57}$|−12.8544.49
‡XBSJ080411.3+65090608:04:11.1+65:09:07.00.604Elusive410HBSS,BSS4.321.|$62^{+0.45}_{-0.38}$|2.|$47^{+ 1.49}_{-1.33}$|−12.6644.53
★XBSJ113148.7+31135811:31:48.7+31:14:00.90.500AGN2526HBSS,BSS2.021.9f2.|$9 ^{+0.66}_{-0.60}$|−12.5544.52
1.|$59^{+0.39}_{-0.40}$|4.|$05^{+2.39}_{-2.84}$|−12.9344.00
XBSJ122656.5+01312612:26:56.5+01:31:24.20.733AGN21454HBSS,BSS1.841.|$61^{+0.24}_{-0.21}$|2.|$40^{+ 0.65}_{-0.56}$|−12.6544.73
XBSJ134656.7+58031513:46:56.8+58:03:15.70.373Elusive1236HBSS1.281.9f9.|$27^{+ 4.23}_{-2.91}$|−12.8344.04
†XBSJ144021.0+64214414:40:21.0+64:21:44.10.720AGN1720BSS1.681.|$88^{+0.22}_{-0.19}$|0.|$67^{+ 0.34}_{-0.25}$|−12.9344.48
★XBSJ160645.9+08152516:06:45.7+08:15:25.00.618AGN2211HBSS,BSS4.011.|$68^{+0.77}_{-0.65}$|13.|$8 ^{+6.7 }_{-5.15}$|−12.4144.92
2.|$02^{+0.56}_{-0.52}$|29.|$62^{+9.63}_{-8.01}$|−12.7544.77
XBSJ204043.4−00454820:40:43.5−00:45:50.00.615AGN2302HBSS,BSS6.721.9f3.|$28^{+ 1.35}_{-0.97}$|−12.7644.52
NameRADec.zOpt. ClassCountsSampleN H, GalΓNHlog F 2-10 keVlog L 2-10 keV
(1020 cm−2)(1022 cm−2)(ergcm−2s−1)(ergs−1)
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)
XBSJ000100.2−25050100:01:00.0−25:05:03.90.850AGN1830BSS1.881.|$67^{+0.14}_{-0.18}$|0.|$71^{+ 0.22}_{-0.24}$|−12.8644.66
★XBSJ013240.1−13330701:32:40.3−13:33:07.20.562AGN2323HBSS,BSS1.641.9f2.|$55^{+0.7 }_{-0.57}$|−12.7544.43
1.|$47^{+0.09}_{-0.13}$|3.|$22^{+0.40}_{-0.49}$|−12.4244.64
XBSJ021642.3−04355302:16:42.3−04:35:52.91.985AGN2880BSS2.421.|$91^{+0.18}_{-0.17}$|4.|$20^{+ 1.20}_{-1.00}$|−12.9945.49
XBSJ022707.7−05081902:27:07.8−05:08:16.00.358AGN2505BSS2.631.|$68^{+0.48}_{-0.37}$|1.|$31^{+ 0.80}_{-0.60}$|−12.5944.09
XBSJ050536.6−29005005:05:36.7−29:00:50.80.577AGN21000HBSS,BSS1.491.|$85^{+0.20}_{-0.18}$|0.|$61^{+ 0.21}_{-0.17}$|−12.8844.30
‡XBSJ051413.5+79434305:14:13.5+79:43:47.00.766AGN2m442BSS8.011.|$58^{+0.24}_{-0.23}$|<0.60−12.7844.61
XBSJ052128.9−25303205:21:28.9−25:30:32.40.586Elusive70HBSS1.921.9f13.|$80^{+ 7.50}_{-4.57}$|−12.8544.49
‡XBSJ080411.3+65090608:04:11.1+65:09:07.00.604Elusive410HBSS,BSS4.321.|$62^{+0.45}_{-0.38}$|2.|$47^{+ 1.49}_{-1.33}$|−12.6644.53
★XBSJ113148.7+31135811:31:48.7+31:14:00.90.500AGN2526HBSS,BSS2.021.9f2.|$9 ^{+0.66}_{-0.60}$|−12.5544.52
1.|$59^{+0.39}_{-0.40}$|4.|$05^{+2.39}_{-2.84}$|−12.9344.00
XBSJ122656.5+01312612:26:56.5+01:31:24.20.733AGN21454HBSS,BSS1.841.|$61^{+0.24}_{-0.21}$|2.|$40^{+ 0.65}_{-0.56}$|−12.6544.73
XBSJ134656.7+58031513:46:56.8+58:03:15.70.373Elusive1236HBSS1.281.9f9.|$27^{+ 4.23}_{-2.91}$|−12.8344.04
†XBSJ144021.0+64214414:40:21.0+64:21:44.10.720AGN1720BSS1.681.|$88^{+0.22}_{-0.19}$|0.|$67^{+ 0.34}_{-0.25}$|−12.9344.48
★XBSJ160645.9+08152516:06:45.7+08:15:25.00.618AGN2211HBSS,BSS4.011.|$68^{+0.77}_{-0.65}$|13.|$8 ^{+6.7 }_{-5.15}$|−12.4144.92
2.|$02^{+0.56}_{-0.52}$|29.|$62^{+9.63}_{-8.01}$|−12.7544.77
XBSJ204043.4−00454820:40:43.5−00:45:50.00.615AGN2302HBSS,BSS6.721.9f3.|$28^{+ 1.35}_{-0.97}$|−12.7644.52

Notes. The X-ray spectral results are from Corral et al. (2011), except for the new optical identifications, marked with ‡ (this work; OBSID of the XMMNewton observations: 0094400101 and 0094400301 for XBSJ051413.5+794343 and XBSJ080411.3+650906, respectively; a paper reporting an update of the spectroscopic identifications is in preparation). Fluxes and luminosities refer to the MOS calibration. For all but one sources, the best-fitting model is an absorbed power law. † For this source, a best fit is not found (i.e. null hypothesis probability <10 per cent with all the model tested; see Corral et al. 2011); we adopt the absorbed power law as best fit, as none of the additional components significantly improves the fit. ★ mark the XQSO2s for which we obtained new XMMNewton observations: for these sources, more complex models (applied to the new data) are tested in Appendix A and the results are reported in Table A2. Here, we quote the values derived for the most significant properties (column density, photon index, observed flux, and intrinsic luminosity; second row). m For this source, only MOS cameras have been considered, because in the pn the source falls in a CCD gap.

Column (1): source name in the XBS sample. Columns (2) and (3): J2000 coordinates of the X-ray object. Column (4): source redshift. Column (5): optical classification, from Caccianiga et al. (2008) except for XBSJ144021.0+642144 (see Corral et al. 2011) and for the new optical identifications; a paper reporting an update of the spectroscopic identifications is in preparation. Column (6): total EPIC counts (0.3–10 keV). Column (7): sample to which the source belongs. Column (8): Galactic column density, from Dickey & Lockman (1990). Column (9): source photon index, and 90 per cent confidence errors; f = parameter fixed during the fit. Column (10): intrinsic column density. Column (11): observed flux (deabsorbed by our Galaxy) in the 2–10 keV energy band. Column (12): intrinsic luminosity in the 2–10 keV energy band.

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