Observational Evidence of Galactic Black Holes

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1995STIN...9711501C
Casares, Jorge
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World Scientific

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1995
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This paper summarizes the common properties of the currently known galactic black hole candidates. Particular emphasis is given to optical studies of the best candidates (those soft X-ray transients with dynamical evidence) and the problem of the mass determination. The technique used to achieve this goal (which has been applied to A0620-00, GS2023+338 and GS1124-68) is described and the results reviewed. High energy, behavior is also briefly discussed.
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