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The extremely X-ray bright Wolf-Rayet star HD193793

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The Einstein Observatory showed that Wolf-Rayet stars have a much larger range in the ratio of X-ray to bolometric luminosity than normal early-type stars. EXOSAT measurements of HD193T93 (WCT+abs) show it to be extremely X-ray bright. This result is probably not connected with the infra-red and radio outburst that the star underwent in 1977. Other Einstein X-ray sources which are probably identified with Wolf-Rayet stars are newly reported.

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Pollock, A.M.T. The extremely X-ray bright Wolf-Rayet star HD193793. Space Sci Rev 40, 63–67 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00212867

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