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[vsnet-alert 2988] Stars near NGC 3227
- Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 21:34:25 -0700
- To: gaskell@unlinfo.unl.edu, isn_alert@supernovae.net, vsnet-alert@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
- From: bas@lowell.Lowell.Edu (Brian Skiff)
- Subject: [vsnet-alert 2988] Stars near NGC 3227
- Sender: owner-vsnet-alert@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Michael Schwatrz said he would aim his SN-hunting robot telescope in
southern Arizona on NGC 3226/27 tonight. It is quite clear down there now,
so we should know the result within a few hours.
Kato-san has already posted the three stars near the galaxy contained in
my photometric reference file. So far I haven't been able to recover where
I got those numbers(!), but they're probably reasonably good. Just now I found
another paper by Dmitri Tsvetkov (1988 Russian AJ 32, 72 [English]; 65, 140
[Russian]) that includes BV photometry for some additional stars. The
overlap with the first list suggests his photoelectric data are okay but a
little noisy (0.03-0.05 mag. scatter)---okay for now, but new multicolor
determinations would be welcome.
The list below repeats the three stars from my file with R magnitudes
computed from the V and B-V. Below this are additional stars from Tsvetkov.
The first five were observed photoelectrically with a 60cm telescope; the
three fainter ones in parentheses were measured on photographic plates using
a Racine-type wedge-prism. Again, they are probably okay for the moment, but
if someone can observe these with CCD using filters relative to the zero-point
set by the ensemble of the brighter stars, then I (at least) would feel better
about them. Use with caution for now.
I note that the Tycho photometry for the brighter stars in the field have
large internal errors, and indeed only for "NGC 3227 2" is the match close;
for the others the Tycho errors are greatly underestimated.
...I just realized _I_ could go out and look at this thing! Will report
again in a little while....
\Brian
Name RA (2000) Dec s GSC V B-V R
NGC 3227 2 10 23 34.3 +20 01 55 G 1426-0842 11.11 0.49 (10.82)
NGC 3227 1 10 23 13.6 +19 56 23 G 1423-0124 12.83 0.65 (12.46)
NGC 3227 4 10 23 10.9 +19 52 05 G 1423-0168 13.54 0.68 (13.16)
Tsvetkov
1 10 23 20.7 +19 41 52 G 1423-0013 9.83 1.37
2 10 23 20.3 +19 45 15 G 1423-0045 11.11 0.54
3 10 23 16.5 +19 45 26 G 1423-0040 11.93 0.89
4 10 22 59.6 +19 58 44 G 1423-0021 12.44 0.75
7 10 23 13.9 +19 57 57 G 1423-0199 13.83 1.03
8 10 23 43.2 +19 46 28 G 1423-0268 (14.47 0.65)
9 10 23 36.2 +19 50 10 G 1423-0032 (14.73 0.80)
10 10 23 41.7 +19 51 32 G 1423-0285 (15.22 0.88)
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