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The following message is from John Greaves: well, some of these buggers in this compilation are synthetic, some real, and you'll have to do some adding up (subtracting actually) to get J-K from the given V-J and V-K, but all the stuff you asked for (spectral types, B-V and J-K [remembering J-K ain't quite J-Ks] plus some extras) is here:- http://webast.ast.obs-mip.fr/stelib/literature/Pickles_tbl2.txt if you go up the tree an url or two you should also find a link to Pickles' postscripted preprint on the matter, which may well explain what this colour work he did is all about / where it came from. http://webast.ast.obs-mip.fr/stelib/literature/Pickles_1998.ps Cheers John NB : as I often tell folk, 'short period' low amplitude asas variables can be apocryphal (or sometimes low ampl. irregular lpvs). There's an old post on vsnet-survey about that somewhere, and the problem still persists in asas3 at times. Fully automated fouriergram analysis is the reason, although care for when the main periodicity (properly frequency) peaks are low amplitude could be shoved into the algorithms.
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