2005MNRAS.364..179C


Query : 2005MNRAS.364..179C

2005MNRAS.364..179C - Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc., 364, 179-186 (2005/November-3)

Photometry of neglected open clusters in the first and fourth Galactic quadrants.

CARRARO G., JANES K.A. and EASTMAN J.D.

Abstract (from CDS):

CCD BVI photometry is presented for eight previously unstudied star clusters located in the first and fourth Galactic quadrants: AL 1, BH 150, NGC 5764, Lynga 9, Czernik 37, BH 261, Berkeley 80 and King 25. Colour-magnitude diagrams of the cluster regions suggest that several of them (BH 150, Lynga 9, Czernik 37, BH 261 and King 25) are so embedded in the dense stellar population toward the galactic centre that their properties, or even their existence as physical systems, cannot be confirmed. Lynga 9, BH 261 and King 25 appear to be slight enhancements of dense star fields, BH 150 is probably just a single bright star in a dense field and Czernik 37 may be a sparse, but real cluster superimposed on the galactic bulge population. We derive preliminary estimates of the physical parameters for the remaining clusters. AL 1 appears to be an intermediate-age cluster beyond the solar circle on the far side of the galaxy and the final two clusters, NGC 5764 and Berkeley 80, are also of intermediate age but located inside the solar ring. This set of clusters highlights the difficulties inherent in studying the stellar populations toward the inner regions of the galaxy.

Abstract Copyright: The Authors. Journal compilation © 2005 RAS

Journal keyword(s): open clusters and associations: general - open clusters and associations: individual: AL 1 - open clusters and associations: individual: Berkeley 80 - open clusters and associations: individual: NGC 5764 - open clusters and associations: individual: Czernik 37

VizieR on-line data: <Available at CDS (J/MNRAS/364/179): al1.dat ber80.dat czern37.dat king25.dat lynga9.dat ngc5764.dat vdbh150.dat vdbh261.dat>

Nomenclature: Catalogue: Cl* Berkeley 80 CJE NNNN (Nos 1-1738), Cl* Czernik 37 CJE NNNN (Nos 1-1738), Cl* King 25 CJE NNN (Nos 1-883), Cl* Lynga 9 CJE NNNN (Nos 1-1373), Cl* NGC 5764 CJE NNNN (Nos 1-1537), Cl* VDBH 144 CJE NNNN (Nos 1-3392), Cl* VDBH 150 CJE NNNN (Nos 1-1949), Cl* VDBH 261 CJE NNNN (Nos 1-3729).

Status at CDS : All or part of tables of objects will not be ingested in SIMBAD.

CDS comments: Cluster AL 1 = Cl VDBH 144.

Simbad objects: 15

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Number of rows : 15
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2023
#notes
1 V* UY Sex HS* 10 50 02.8265487864 -00 00 36.879009588 12.063 13.184 13.474 13.606 13.769 sdO9VIIHe6 162 0
2 ESO 96-4 OpC 13 15 16.0 -65 55 16           ~ 45 0
3 PG 1323-086 HS* 13 25 39.4669501176 -08 49 19.067387484 12.660 13.341 13.481 13.529 13.608 sdB3IHe8 139 1
4 Cl VDBH 150 OpC 13 38 01.4 -63 20 46           ~ 15 0
5 NGC 5764 OpC 14 53 33.4 -52 40 01     12.6     ~ 19 0
6 Cl Lynga 9 OpC 16 20 40.8 -48 31 23           ~ 24 0
7 PG 1633+099 HS* 16 35 24.0241690848 +09 47 49.891209036 13.215 14.205 14.396 14.481 14.609 sdB 110 0
8 PG 1657+078 HS* 16 59 32.2150744512 +07 43 31.412466912 13.919 14.877 15.019 15.098 15.115 sdB 53 0
9 NAME Galactic Center reg 17 45 39.60213 -29 00 22.0000           ~ 13903 0
10 Cl Czernik 37 OpC 17 53 16.8 -27 22 23           ~ 30 0
11 ESO 456-78 GlC 18 14 06.600 -28 38 06.00           ~ 59 0
12 Cl Berkeley 80 OpC 18 54 21.8 -01 12 50           ~ 27 0
13 Cl King 25 OpC 19 24 29.3 +13 41 46           ~ 18 0
14 [L92b] Mark A HS* 20 43 59.2253596272 -10 47 41.696051820 11.854 13.010 13.256 13.370 13.494 sdO 70 1
15 PG 2213-006 HS* 22 16 28.3762385784 -00 21 13.503339864 12.747 13.93 14.14 14.54 14.348 sdOB 78 0

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