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V/17A               A list of Supergiant Stars     (Egret 1980)
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A list of stars classified as Supergiants
     Egret D.
    <Bull. Inform. CDS 18, 82 (1980)>
    =1980BICDS..18...82E
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ADC_Keywords: Stars, supergiant

Description:
    This catalogue is a compilation of about 5000 stars classified as
    supergiants (class I or II) in the literature. The following
    information is given: DM and HD identifications, coordinates,
    photometry, radial velocity and MK classification


File Summary:
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 FileName    Lrecl    Records    Explanations
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ReadMe          80          .    This file
catalog.dat    127       5073    The list of Supergiants
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Byte-by-byte Description of file: catalog.dat
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   Bytes Format  Units   Label   Explanations
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   1- 12  A12    ---     CSI     designation (1)
  17- 22  I6     ---     HD      [1/359083]? Henry Draper Catalogue Designation
      23  A1     ---   m_HD      [/AB] Multiplicity index on HD number;
                                   a '/' indicates a group of 2 HD numbers
  26- 27  I2     h       RAh     Right Ascension 1950 (hours)
  29- 30  I2     min     RAm     Right Ascension 1950 (minutes)
  32- 35  F4.1   s       RAs     Right Ascension 1950 (seconds)
      36  A1     ---   u_RAs     [:] for poor position (accuracy 1arcmin)
      37  A1     ---     DE-     Declination 1950 (sign)
  38- 39  I2     deg     DEd     Declination 1950 (degrees)
  41- 42  I2     arcmin  DEm     Declination 1950 (minutes)
  44- 45  I2     arcsec  DEs     Declination 1950 (seconds)
  49- 54  F6.2   deg     GLON    Galactic longitude
  56- 61  F6.2   deg     GLAT    Galactic latitude
      64  A1     ---   n_Vmag    [DV] Variability or Duplicity indicator
  65- 69  F5.2   mag     Vmag    ? Visual magnitude
      70  A1     ---   u_Vmag    Uncertainty flag (:) on Vmag
      72  A1     ---   q_Vmag    [1-4*:] Quality indicator on Vmag (2)
  75- 80  F6.3   mag     B-V     ? Colour
      82  A1     ---   q_B-V     [1-4*:] Quality indicator on B-V (2)
  85- 90  F6.3   mag     U-B     ? Colour
      92  A1     ---   q_U-B     [1-4*:] Quality indicator on U-B (2)
      95  A1     ---     Gflag   [G] 'G' when Geneva photometry exists
      96  A1     ---     Uflag   [U] 'U' when uvby photometry exists
  97-103  F7.1   km/s    RVel    ? Radial Velocity from Wilson (1953)
                                   or Evans (1967)
     104  A1     ---   q_RVel    [A-F] Quality on Radial Velocity
                                   (A=good, E=very poor)
 106-109  A4     ---   n_Sp      Dispersive system used, or quality
                                   from Houk's catalogue (when Sep='X') (3)
     110  A1     ---     Sep     [/X] Separator ('X' when Sp is from Houk)
 112-127  A16    ---     Sp      Spectral classification (3)
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Note (1): The CSI designation (see Ochsenbein et al. 1980) is made of 3 parts:
    the zone, the number, and a code.
    For a positive number, the code indicates which Durchmusterung the
    zone and number refer to:
    - BD (Bonner  Durchmusterung) for  0 <= code <= 19
    - CD (Cordoba Durchmusterung) for 20 <= code <= 39
    - CPD (Cape Durchmusterung)   for 40 <= code <= 59
    A negative number (constructed from 1950 right ascension) is assigned
    for non-DM stars.
Note (2): the quality number (1=poor, 4=good) comes from the UBV catalogue
    by Nicolet (1978);
Note (3): The MK classification from N. Houk (1975, 1978) includes a quality
    from 1 (good) to 4 (poor), a '+' for spectra classified in other sources,
    and 'X' when several spectra were available. When Sep is a '/', the
    classification is from Jaschek (1978)
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References:
  Evans, D.S., 1967, IAU Symp. 30, 57, ed. A.H. Batten and J.F. Heard,
    Academic Press (Catalogue <III/47>)
  Houk N., Cowley A.P., 1975, "Michigan Catalogue of two dimensional
    spectral types for the HD stars", Vol.1, Ann Arbor, Univ. of Michigan
    (Catalogue <III/31>)
  Houk N., 1978, "Michigan Catalogue of two dimensional spectral types
    for the HD stars", Vol.2, Ann Arbor, Univ. of Michigan
    (Catalogue <III/51>)
  Jaschek M., 1978, Bull. Inform. CDS 15, 21  (Catalogue <III/42>)
  Nicolet B., 1978, A&AS 34, 1  (Catalogue <II/51>)
  Ochsenbein F., Bischoff M., Egret D., =1981A&AS...43..259O
  Wilson R.F., 1953, "General Catalogue of Stellar Radial Velocities",
    Carnegie Institution of Washington Publ. 601, Washington D.C.
    (Catalogue <III/21>)

Historical Notes:
  * June 1980: catalogue prepared and archived at CDS
  * 12-Jul-1995: the catalogue was reformatted at CDS:
    => elimination of record headers "5017A1"
    => creation of a dedicated column for the ':' uncertainty flag u_Vmag
       which was previously embedded in the Vmag column
    => addition of the standard documentation
  * 22-Jul-2000: The minus sign for declinations between 0 and -10
    degrees has been inserted.
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(End)                                     Francois Ochsenbein [CDS]  22-Jul-2000