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J/ApJS/86/453 Case Low-Dispersion Survey. XIV. (MacConnell+ 1993)
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The Case Low-Dispersion Northern Sky Survey. XIV. A-F Stars in a Region in
Southern Canes Venatici
MacConnell D.J., Stephenson C.B., Pesch P.
<Astrophys. J. Suppl. Ser. 86, 453 (1993)>
=1993ApJS...86..453M
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ADC_Keywords: Stars, halo; Stars, horizontal-branch; Surveys
Abstract:
Positions and estimated magnitudes are provided for 387 A-F stars
in an 190 square degree region in southern Canes Venatici. The
area encompassed is between R.A. 12h00m and 14h10m and Decl.
+29deg00' and +38deg30'(1950), excluding the region R.A. 12h00m to
13h00m and Decl. +29deg to +34deG, which was covered in a previous
paper. The A-F stars, whose blue magnitudes are within the range 8
through 18 (median 14), were identified on low-dispersion
objective-prism plates taken with Case Western Reserve
University's Burrell Schmidt telescope at Kitt Peak.
File Summary:
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FileName Lrecl Records Explanations
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ReadMe 80 . This file
table.dat 93 387 List of A-F stars in Southern CVn
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Byte-by-byte Description of file: table.dat
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Bytes Format Units Label Explanations
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1- 4 I4 --- A-F [724/1110] + Number
5 A1 --- n_A-F [*] Additional remark
6- 11 I6 h RAh Right Ascension(1950)
12- 14 I3 min RAm Right ascension(1950)
15- 19 F5.1 s RAs Right Ascension(1950)
20 A1 --- uRAs Uncertainty flag on RA
21- 25 I5 deg DEd Declination(1950)
26- 30 F5.1 arcmin DEm Declination(1950)
31 A1 --- u_DEm Uncertainty flag on DE
32- 36 I5 mag mB Blue magnitude
37- 45 A9 --- Sp Spectral Classification
46 A1 --- Quality Quality of spectral type
47- 93 A47 --- Remarks *Remarks and Cross Identifications
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Notes on table.dat:
Remarks:
The references for the abbreviations used in these remarks and
identifications are the following:
AF(Sanduleak 1988), ApJS 66, 309
AGDP(Philip 1973), PASP 85, 68
D&B(Doinidis & Beers 1991), PASP 103, 973
Feige(1958), ApJ 128, 267
KUV(Noguchi, Maehara, & Kondo 1989), Ann. Tokyo Obs. 18, 55
(catalog II/106)
NSV(Kholopov 1982), Moscow (catalog II/140)
PB(Berger & Fringant 1977), A&AS 28, 123 (catalog III/64)
SBS(Slettebak, Bahner, & Stock 1961), ApJ 134, 195
SCC(Sommer-Larsen, Christensen, & Carter 1989), MNRAS 238, 225
SS(Slettebak & Stock 1959), Astron. Abh. Hambug 5, 105
(catalog III/14)
TON(Iriarte & Chavira 1957; Chavira 1959), Bol. Obs.
Tonantzintla y Tacubaya 16, 3; 18, 3
U1(Usher 1982), ApJS 46, 117
WPB(unpublished spectral type by W.P. Bidelman)
W&M(Wegner & McMahan 1988), AJ 96, 1933
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Individual remarks:
* Star A-F 788: Red objective-prism plate taken in May 1983 shows
no TiO but H' emission suspected according to C. B. Stephenson
(private communication).
* Star A-F 846: addition to remark column = MP (D&B)
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(End) P. Pesch [Case Western Reserve University] 1994-07-18