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A RECENTLY published position1 of the X-ray source 3U0901-09 obtained from the Ariel V experiment overlaps the extent of the Abell cluster A754. Previous radio continuum observations of this area2 revealed a complicated radio emission distribution. We are mapping a sample of Abell clusters and have made a map of the area containing A754. We find that the position ellipse of the X-ray source is in good agreement with a radio source complex with a very steep spectrum.
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WIELEBINSKI, R., WALDTHAUSEN, H., KRONBERG, P. et al. Radio counterpart of the X-ray source 3U0901–09. Nature 266, 239–241 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1038/266239a0
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