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J/AJ/112/1188                 HK survey emission-line candidates   (Beers+ 1996)
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Additional emission-line candidates from the HK survey
     Beers T.C., Rossi S., Ulrich D., Wilhelm R.
    <Astron. J. 112, 1188 (1996)>
    =1996AJ....112.1188B
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ADC_Keywords: Stars, emission ; Positional data

Abstract:
    We present a list of 218 additional candidate emission-line objects
    discovered with the northern and southern HK interference-filter/
    objective-prism survey of Beers and collaborators. The objects have
    apparent magnitudes in the range 10<=B<=16, several magnitudes
    fainter than obtained with previous prism surveys of similar
    resolution. Of the new candidates, 73 have been previously identified.
    The total list of HK-survey emission-line candidates now numbers 376
    objects, 104 of which were noted by previous surveys.

File Summary:
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ReadMe          80          .   This file
table1.dat      78       218    Emission-line candidates from the HK survey
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See also:
  J/AJ/108/268    : HK survey emission-line candidates positions (Beers+ 1994)
  J/ApJS/76/1001  : UBV photometry of HK survey stars (Preston+, 1991)
  J/PASP/102/1392 : UBV photometry from HK survey. I (Doinidis+ 1990)
  J/PASP/103/973  : Photoelectric UBV from HK survey. II (Doidinis+ 1991)

Byte-by-byte Description of file: table1.dat
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   Bytes Format  Units   Label      Explanations
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   1- 12  A12    ---     Star       Plate and star number
      13  A1     ---   n_Star      *[*] Note if previous identification
  15- 16  A2     ---     BrCode    *Brightness classification code
  17- 19  I3     h       RAh        Right Ascension, epoch 2000.0
  21- 22  I2     min     RAm        Right Ascension, epoch 2000.0
  24- 27  F4.1   s       RAs        Right Ascension, epoch 2000.0
      29  A1     ---     DE-        Declination sign
  30- 31  I2     deg     DEd        Declination, epoch 2000.0
  33- 34  I2     arcmin  DEm        Declination, epoch 2000.0
  36- 37  I2     arcsec  DEs        Declination, epoch 2000.0
  39- 43  F5.1   deg     GLON       Galactic longitude
  45- 49  F5.1   deg     GLAT       Galactic latitude
  51- 78  A28    ---     Comment   *Comments on the emission detected
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Note on n_Star:
  Asterisk, "*", if present indicates a previous identification is
  available.  More information about previous identifications can
  be found in Table 2 of the printed paper (not included here)
Note on BrCode: vb: very bright
                 b: bright
                mb: medium bright
                 m: medium
                mf: medium faint
                 f: faint
                vf: very faint
Note on Comment:
  Description of the nature of the detected emission are in three
  broad groups: weak (wk), moderate (mod), and strong (str),
  corresponding to the strength of the emission feature relative to the
  surrounding continuum.  Spectra with emission apparent in the cores
  of the Ca II H and K absorption features are noted as "core"
  emission objects.  Spectra with variable emission lines, which means
  the strength of the emission appeared to vary across the 90-minute
  exposure, are noted as "var". Balmer emission refers to emission
  lines detected at the location of the H-8 Balmer line, which is just
  visible at the blue edge of the spectra, and occasionally, for
  exceptionally strong emission, even in the Halpha line, which is
  redward of the nominal filter cutoff. Objects with emission which
  did not appear to fall at the location of the Ca II HK features, or
  Balmer features are noted as "others."
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Origin: AAS CD-ROM series, Volume 7, 1996         Lee Brotzman [ADS] 09-Oct-1996
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(End)                                                         [CDS]  31-Jan-1997