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III/125 Metal-Deficient F-M Stars. I. (Bartkevicius 1984)
Catalogue of Metal-Deficient F-M Stars, Part I. Stars Classified Spectroscopically, Supplement 1 Bartkevicius A. <Vilnius Astron. Obs. Bull. No. 68, 3 (1984)> =1984VilOB..68....3B <Vilnius Astron. Obs. Bull. No. 74, 55 (1986)> =1986VilOB..74...55B
ADC_Keywords: Stars, metal-deficient Abstract: The first supplement (MDSPS1) to the Catalog of Metal-Deficient F-M Stars Classified Spectroscopically (MDSP) includes 289 stars selected from the literature sources published in 1997-1982. Introduction: Recorded information includes MDSPS1 number, star numbers in 2 catalogs with notes on duplicity, V magnitude, (B-V)0 color, Mv, B-V color excess and [Fe/H], notes on colors and metallicity, stellar group, spectral type with reference, coded catalog number, original equinox and format codes for the equatorial coordinates, RA and Dec (1950.0) in radians, RA and Dec (1900.0, 1875.0, 1855.0), HD, BD/CD, G, LTT, and up to 13 other catalog designations in a numeric code. File Summary:
FileName Lrecl Records Explanations
ReadMe 80 . This file data.dat 393 289 Catalog of metal deficient F-M stars notes.dat 79 64 Notes to the catalog refs.dat 80 43 References numsys.txt 80 88 Description of the coded numbering system srccats.txt 80 209 List of catalogs used and their abbreviations
See also: IV/20 : Identifications of Metal-Deficient F-M Stars (Bartkevicius+ 1986) Byte-by-byte Description of file: data.dat
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3- 5 I3 --- MDSPS1 Catalog sequence number 8- 21 A14 --- Name1 Designation in first catalogue 22 A1 --- m_Name1 Duplicity indicator 25- 38 A14 --- Name2 Designation in second catalogue 39 A1 --- m_Name2 Duplicity indicator 41- 45 F5.2 mag Vmag Visual magnitude in Johnson UBV system 47 I1 --- n_Vmag *[1,4]? Notes on Vmag 49- 52 F4.2 mag (B-V)0 Intrinsic color index (B-V)0 54 I1 --- n_(B-V)0 *[1,2]? Notes on (B-V)0 56- 60 F5.1 mag VMag Absolute visual magnitude 62 I1 --- n_VMag *[1]? Notes on VMag 64- 67 F4.2 mag E(B-V) ?=9.99 Color excess E(B-V) 69 I1 --- n_E(B-V) *[1]? Notes on E(B-V) 71- 74 F4.1 [Sun] [Fe/H] ?=9.9 Metallicity 76 I1 --- n_[Fe/H] *[1,2]? Notes on [Fe/H] 78- 93 A16 --- Group *Group dependence 96-149 A54 --- Spectrum *Spectroscopic and photometric classification 152-162 A11 --- ID1 Original coded catalogue number 163 I1 --- n_Eq *Original equatorial coordinates equinox 164 I1 --- n_RAs *[0,1] Original position accuracy 165-166 I2 h RAh Right Ascension 1950 (hours) 167-168 I2 min RAm Right Ascension 1950 (minutes) 169-170 I2 s RAs Right Ascension 1950 (seconds) 171 A1 --- DE- Declination 1950 (sign) 172-173 I2 deg DEd Declination 1950 (degrees) 175-178 F4.1 arcmin DEm Declination 1950 (minutes) 179-184 F6.2 deg GLON Galactic longitude 185-190 F6.2 deg GLAT Galactic latitude 191-201 A11 --- HD Coded HD catalogue number (1) 203-213 A11 --- DM Coded BD/CD catalogue number (1) 215-225 A11 --- G Coded G catalogue number (1) 227-237 A11 --- LTT LTT coded catalogue number (1) 239-249 A11 --- ID5 Coded 5-th catalogue number (1) 251-261 A11 --- ID6 Coded 6-th catalogue number (1) 263-273 A11 --- ID7 Coded 7-th catalogue number (1) 275-285 A11 --- ID8 Coded 8-th catalogue number (1) 287-297 A11 --- ID9 Coded 9-th catalogue number (1) 299-309 A11 --- ID10 Coded 10-th catalogue number (1) 311-321 A11 --- ID11 Coded 11-th catalogue number (1) 323-333 A11 --- ID12 Coded 12-th catalogue number (1) 335-345 A11 --- ID13 Coded 13-th catalogue number (1) 347-357 A11 --- ID14 Coded 14-th catalogue number (1) 359-369 A11 --- ID15 Coded 15-th catalogue number (1) 371-381 A11 --- ID16 Coded 16-th catalogue number (1) 383-393 A11 --- ID17 Coded 17-th catalogue number (1)
Note on n_Vmag: values are: 1 = Photovisual magnitude 2 = Photographic magnitude 3 = Red magnitude 4 = noticeable uncertainty (marked by a colon : in the printed catalogue) Note on n_(B-V)0: values are: 1 = value transformed from photometry in Vilnius, Geneva, uvby and DDO systems 2 = noticeable uncertainty Note on n_VMag, n_E(B-V): values marked with: 1 = noticeable uncertainty (marked by a colon : in the printed catalogue) Note on n_[Fe/H]: values marked with: 1 = noticeable uncertainty (marked by a colon : in the printed catalogue) 2 = large uncertainty (marked by two colons :: in the printed catalogue) Note on n_RAs: values marked with 1 = position listed to 0.1min and 1arcmin accuracy. Note on Group: the group dependence was defined on the basis of all available information concerning the star: photometric and spectroscopic classification, kinematic properties, etc, see description in Bartkevicius, Vilnius Obs. 1983VilOB..64...24B and 1984VilOB..66....3B; some new abbreviations have been applied: "MD-I" denote metal-deficient supergiants, and "MDD" denote dwarfs with moderate metal deficiency ([Fe/H]>-0.6). Note on Spectrum: The photometric spectral type is marked by a symbol "PH" (an asterisk refers to a type determined in this paper). It the spectral type is obtained from both spectroscopic and photometric classifications, the symbol "SP,PH" is used. For stars with [Fe/H] values obtained from high-dispersion spectra, the symbol "MD" is used and the [Fe/H] value is given in parentheses behind. For some stars the spectral type from HD, SAO, AGK2, BS, and other catalogues are presented without any references. Note on n_Eq: the Original Equinox is coded as: 0 = 1950.0 1 = 1855.0 2 = 1875.0 3 = 1900.0 4 = 1925.0 5 = 1975.0 6 = 2000.0 Note (1): See the file "numsys.dat" for keys to the coded identifications, and file "srccats.txt" for the acronyms used for catalogues.
Byte-by-byte Description of file: notes.dat
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2- 4 I3 --- MDSPS1 Catalog number, repeated when several lines 7- 79 A73 --- Text Text of note
Byte-by-byte Description of file: refs.dat
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2- 3 I2 --- RefNo Reference Number 5- 80 A76 --- Text Authors and references
History: * 11-Dec-2000: Only one equatorial position (for Equinox B1950.0) was kept in file data.dat -- the original file contained in addition the equatorial positions for equinoxes 1900, 1875 and 1875, plus the 1950 RA and Dec in radians. References: Bartkevicius A. 1986, Bull. Vilnius Astron. Obs., 74, 55. Bartkevicius A. 1984, Bull. Vilnius Astron. Obs., 68, 3. Bartkevicius A. 1980, Bull. Vilnius Astron. Obs., 51, 3.
(End) Francois Ochsenbein [CDS] 11-Dec-2000
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