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J/ApJS/76/1001 UBV photometry of HK survey stars (Preston+, 1991)
Photoelectric UBV photometry of stars selected in the HK objective-prism survey Preston G.W., Shectman S.A., Beers T.C. <Astrophys. J. Suppl. Ser. 76, 1001 (1991)> =1991ApJS...76.1001P
ADC_Keywords: Photometry, UBV ; Stars, metal-deficient ; Stars, halo Keywords: photometry - stars: horizontal branch - stars: weak-line Abstract: Photoelectric UBV observations of 1782 stars are used to explore properties of the HK objective-prism survey conducted by Beers, Preston, and Shectman with the Curtis-Schmidt telescope of the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory. We construct an intrinsic (U-B)0 versus (B-V)0 relation for blue horizontal branch stars and use it to derive estimates of E(B-V) color excesses in 50 survey fields. Comparison of these with the reddening maps of Burstein and Heiles indicates good agreement except in low-latitude fields toward the Galactic bulge. We describe qualitative features of the stellar content of the HK survey by use of unreddened two-color diagrams and indicate how the photometric data may prove useful in several applications. Finally, we use a halo density model to estimate the variation of completeness with apparent magnitude, B, in our catalog of field horizontal branch star candidates. File Summary:
FileName Lrecl Records Explanations
ReadMe 80 . This file table3.dat 57 1305 Data for BHB candidates table4.dat 57 372 Data for metal-poor candidates table5.dat 57 102 Data for stars with ambiguous HK survey spectral classes
See also: J/AJ/87/1515 : UBV photometry of AB stars in halo (Pier, 1982) J/ApJS/53/791 : Spectroscopy of AB stars in halo (Pier, 1983) J/AJ/90/2089 : Stars of very low metal abundance. (Beers+, 1985) J/PASP/102/1392 : UBV photometry from HK survey. (Doinidis+ 1990) J/PASP/103/973 : Photoelectric UBV from HK survey. (Doidinis+ 1991) J/AJ/103/267 : Spectrocopy of hot stars in galactic halo (Beers+ 1992) J/AJ/103/1987 : Stars of very low metal abundance (Beers+ 1992) J/AJ/108/268 : HK survey emission-line candidates positions (Beers+ 1994) J/AJ/108/538 : Metal-poor MS stars UBV photometry (Preston+ 1994) J/AJ/112/1188 : HK survey emission-line candidates (Beers+ 1996) J/AJ/117/2329 : Spectroscopy of hot stars in the halo. (Wilhelm+, 1999) J/ApJS/123/639 : UBV photometry of metal-weak candidates (Norris+, 1999) Byte-by-byte Description of file: table3.dat table4.dat table5.dat
Bytes Format Units Label Explanations
1- 10 A10 --- BPS-CS Curtis-Schmidt field number 11 A1 --- m_BPS-CS Multiplicative index on star name 13- 17 A5 --- Sp Catalog spectral class (MP=meta-poor) 19- 23 F5.2 mag Vmag V magnitude 25- 30 F6.3 mag B-V B-V colour index 32- 37 F6.3 mag U-B []? U-B colour index 39- 43 F5.1 deg GLON Galactic longitude 45- 49 F5.1 deg GLAT Galactic latitude 51- 54 A4 --- Code Code for observation period and telescope (1) 56- 57 A2 --- Note Note about the star (2)
Note (1): The codes are: a = Observed in 1987-1989 at 2.5m telescope by G. Preston b = Observed in 1987-1989 at 1.0m telescope by G. Preston c = Observed prior to 1985 at 1.0m telescope by G. Preston d = Observed prior to 1985 at 1.0m telescope by J.Pier Multiple observations are indicated by digits that follow code letters Note (2): The codes are related to the following remarks: 1 = star was used to derive BHB intrinsic two-color relation 2 = star has optical companion within 10" 3 = variable? Star seemed too faint at time of observation 4 = star is regarded as variable on basis of standard deviations in V and B-V 5 = star 12a is NW member of pair, stars 12b is SE member of pair RR = RR Lyrae
References: Beer T.C., Preston G.W., and Shectman S.A. =1985AJ.....90.2089B Beer T.C., Preston G.W., and Shectman S.A. =1988ApJS...67..461B Burstein D. and Heiles C., =1982AJ.....87.1165B Historical notes: Keypunched at CDS
(End) Simona Mei, Patricia Bauer [CDS] 30-Jan-1995
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