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Photometric Standard Stars.

N7317849

Publication Date	1971
Personal Author	Cousins, A. W.
Page Count	88
Abstract	The magnitudes and colors are given for 900 stars brighter than magnitude 5.0 in the Revised Haravard Photometry and south of +10 deg declination, reduced to the UBV system of 1966. Weighted mean v magnitudes and B-V colors based on the best series available up to the end of 1966 are tabulated and are believed to provide a consistent system over the southern sky. The U-B data are given for most of the stars and are reasonable consistent for single main sequence stars earlier than spectral type G and for normal giants of the later types. There are appreciable differences for some stars, and individual values are included for them. (Author)
Keywords	Astronomical catalogs Southern hemisphere Ubv spectra Giant stars Magnitude Main sequence stars
Source Agency	National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NTIS Subject Category	54C - Astrophysics
Corporate Authors	Royal Greenwich Observatory, Herstmonceux (England).
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	197310

Photometric Standard Stars.

Photometric Standard Stars.
N7317849

Publication Date	1971
Personal Author	Cousins, A. W.
Page Count	88
Abstract	The magnitudes and colors are given for 900 stars brighter than magnitude 5.0 in the Revised Haravard Photometry and south of +10 deg declination, reduced to the UBV system of 1966. Weighted mean v magnitudes and B-V colors based on the best series available up to the end of 1966 are tabulated and are believed to provide a consistent system over the southern sky. The U-B data are given for most of the stars and are reasonable consistent for single main sequence stars earlier than spectral type G and for normal giants of the later types. There are appreciable differences for some stars, and individual values are included for them. (Author)
Keywords	Astronomical catalogs Southern hemisphere Ubv spectra Giant stars Magnitude Main sequence stars
Source Agency	National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NTIS Subject Category	54C - Astrophysics
Corporate Authors	Royal Greenwich Observatory, Herstmonceux (England).
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	197310