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Known affectionately as the "heartbeat" state because of the resemblance of its X-ray light curve to an electrocardiogram, the ρ state (see Figure 1) is a ~50 s oscillation consisting of a slow rise followed by a series of short bright bursts with amplitudes of order 5 × 1038 erg s−1 and strong changes in the X-ray

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