{ "id": "2102.09498", "version": "v1", "published": "2021-02-18T17:29:22.000Z", "updated": "2021-02-18T17:29:22.000Z", "title": "QPOs and Orbital elements of X-ray binary 4U 0115+63 during the 2017 outburst observed by Insight-HXMT", "authors": [ "Y. Z. Ding", "W. Wang", "P. Zhang", "Q. C. Bu", "C. Cai", "X. L. Cao", "C. Zhi", "L. Chen", "T. X. Chen", "Y. B. Chen", "Y. Chen", "Y. P. Chen", "W. W. Cui", "Y. Y. Du", "G. H. Gao", "H. Gao", "M. Y. Ge", "Y. D. Gu", "J. Guan", "C. C. Guo", "D. W. Han", "Y. Huang", "J. Huo", "S. M. Jia", "W. C. Jiang", "J. Jin", "L. D. Kong", "B. Li", "C. K. Li", "G. Li", "T. P. Li", "W. Li", "X. Li", "X. B. Li", "X. F. Li", "Z. W. Li", "X. H. Liang", "J. Y. Liao", "B. S. Liu", "C. Z. Liu", "H. X. Liu", "H. W. Liu", "X. J. Liu", "F. J. Lu", "X. F. Lu", "Q. L.", "L. T.", "R. C. Ma", "X. Ma", "B. Meng", "Y. Nang", "J. Y. Nie", "J. L. Qu", "X. Q. Ren", "N. Sai", "L. M. Song", "X. Y. Song", "L. Sun", "Y. Tan", "L. Tao", "Y. L. Tuo", "L. J. Wang", "P. J. Wang", "W. S. Wang", "Y. S. Wang", "X. Y. Wen", "B. Y. Wu", "B. B. Wu", "M. Wu", "G. C. Xiao", "S. Xiao", "S. L. Xiong", "Y. P. Xu", "R. J. Yang", "S. Yang", "Y. J. Yang", "Q. B. Yi", "Q. Q. Yin", "Y. You", "F. Zhang", "H. M. Zhang", "J. Zhang", "P. Zhang", "S. Zhang", "S. N. Zhang", "W. C. Zhang", "W. Zhang", "Y. F. Zhang", "Y. H. Zhang", "H. S. Zhao", "X. F. Zhao", "S. J. Zheng", "Y. G. Zheng", "D. K. Zhou" ], "comment": "14 pages, 9 figures, and 6 tables. This work has been submitted to MNRAS after the referee's report", "categories": [ "astro-ph.HE" ], "abstract": "In this paper, we presented a detailed timing analysis of a prominent outburst of 4U 0115+63 detected by \\textit{Insight}-HXMT in 2017 August. The spin period of the neutron star was determined to be $3.61398\\pm 0.00002$ s at MJD 57978. We measured the period variability and extract the orbital elements of the binary system. The angle of periastron evolved with a rate of $0.048\\pm0.003$ $yr^{-1}$. The light curves are folded to sketch the pulse profiles in different energy ranges. A multi-peak structure in 1-10 keV is clearly illustrated. We introduced wavelet analysis into our data analysis procedures to study QPO signals and perform a detailed wavelet analysis in many different energy ranges. Through the wavelet spectra, we report the discovery of a QPO at the frequency $\\sim 10$ mHz. In addition, the X-ray light curves showed multiple QPOs in the period of $\\sim 16-32 $ s and $\\sim 67- 200 $ s. We found that the $\\sim100$ s QPO was significant in most of the observations and energies. There exist positive relations between X-ray luminosity and their Q-factors and S-factors, while the QPO periods have no correlation with X-ray luminosity. In wavelet phase maps, we found that the pulse phase of $\\sim 67- 200 $ s QPO drifting frequently while the $\\sim 16-32 $ s QPO scarcely drifting. The dissipation of oscillations from high energy to low energy was also observed. These features of QPOs in 4U 0115+63 provide new challenge to our understanding of their physical origins.", "revisions": [ { "version": "v1", "updated": "2021-02-18T17:29:22.000Z" } ], "analyses": { "keywords": [ "x-ray binary 4u", "orbital elements", "light curves showed multiple", "curves showed multiple qpos", "x-ray luminosity" ], "note": { "typesetting": "TeX", "pages": 14, "language": "en", "license": "arXiv", "status": "editable" } } }