Dictionary of Nomenclature of Celestial Objects

m the VISTA Hemisphere Survey and WISE All-Sky Survey.
oTable 1: <VHS JHHMM+DDMM> N=5.
Auth.:BANERJI M.+
Ref:=2015MNRAS.447.3368B
byBANERJI M. , ALAGHBAND-ZADEH S., HEWETT P.C., McMAHON R.G.
 Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc., 447, 3368-3389 (2015)
  Heavily reddened type 1 quasars at z > 2 - I. Evidence for significant obscured black hole growth at the highest quasar luminosities.
oTable 2: <VHS JHHMM+DDMM> N=22.
Ref:=2015ApJ...804...96G
byGAUZA B. , BEJAR V.J.S., PEREZ-GARRIDO A., ZAPATERO OSORIO M.R., LODIEU N., REBOLO R., PALLE E., NOWAK G.
 Astrophys. J., 804, 96 (2015)
  Discovery of a young planetary mass companion to the nearby M dwarf VHS J125601.92-125723.9.
oVHS J125601.92-125723.9 is 2MASS J12560215-1257217 in SIMBAD and VHS 1256-1257b is 2MASS J12560183-1257276.
oTable 2: <VHS JHHMM+DDMMa> N=2 (Nos J1256-1257 and J1256-1257b) added.
Ref:=2013Msngr.154...35M
byMcMAHON R.G. , BANERJI M., GONZALEZ E., KOPOSOV S.E., BEJAR V.J., LODIEU N., REBOLO R., (The VHS Collaboration)
 Msngr, 154, 35-37 (2013)
  First Scientific Results from the VISTA Hemisphere Survey (VHS).
o<VHS JHHMMSS.ss+DDMMSS.s> N=1155634198.
=E=Catalogue in electronic form as <II/359/>
=E=Catalogue in electronic form as <II/367/>

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