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[vsnet-chat 2962] (fwd) Re: (fwd) Re: Tycho,Tycho-2,Hipparcos magnitudes
- Date: Wed, 24 May 2000 15:43:11 +0900 (JST)
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- From: Taichi Kato <tkato>
- Subject: [vsnet-chat 2962] (fwd) Re: (fwd) Re: Tycho,Tycho-2,Hipparcos magnitudes
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(fwd) Re: [vsnet-chat 2961] (fwd) Re: Tycho,Tycho-2,Hipparcos magnitudes
From: Sebasti疣 Otero <varsao@fullzero.com.ar>
Subject: RE: [vsnet-chat 2961] (fwd) Re: Tycho,Tycho-2,Hipparcos magnitudes
Date: Wed, 24 May 2000 03:27:42 -0300
Dear Brian and friends:
The comments about Tycho and
Tycho 2 catalogues were all on the reduced data and not the BT and VT
magnitudes. The Tycho 2 data (converted to Johnson) has higher B-V's than
Tycho for red stars and lower for bluer ones. It's interesting to note that
bluer stars are never so blue for Tycho: all stars with known colour index
bluer than -0.20 appear as -0.15 or so. But I'm always refering to
magnitudes already converted to the standard system.
Concerning Hipparcos, I've been
checking and crossing magnitudes from USNO, BSC and other sources and I
found an almost perfect agreement for the V magnitudes (NOT Hp) between all
of them. In spite of its broadband sensitivity , Hp magnitudes can be
converted (Up to the K spectral type, for M forget about using Hipparcos)
to V accurately.
But as examples of the
advantages of the use of TYCHO 2, I want to share some numbers with you
which I think are pretty clear:
STAR TYCHO
TYCHO 2 comments
V (Johnson) B-V
V (Johnson) B-V
TYC 8627-03103-1 NO DATA (just 8.40 VT) 7.75
0.84 C comp. of u Car. TYCHO 2 gives B-V and thus a V mag.
TYC 6404-00860-1 10.97 0.60 A= 11.28
0.37 99 AAVSO comp. star for R Aqr. One single entry in Tycho.
B= 11.29 0.08 Both comp. in TYCHO 2 (B= TYC
6404-00860-2) AB= 10.53
TYC 6855-01717-1 10.55 0.65
10.23 0.65 103 AAVSO comp. star for VZ Sgr.
TYC 7427-01589-1 10.00 1.06 9.
74 1.12 97 AAVSO comp. star for RY Sgr.
TYC 7427-01999-1 10.75 1.06
10.43 1.11 102 AAVSO comp. star for RY Sgr.
TYC 8659-00930-1 10.07 0.71
10.78 0.16 Star in EsB 365 field.
TYC 8659-01286-1 9.72 1.29
10.15 1.56 Star in EsB 365 field.
When you look through the eyepiece it
becomes evident that Tycho 2 values agree with what you see. Since these
stars are used as comparison for popular variables I'm sure some of you must
have noticed the discrepancies.
Best regards,
Sebasti疣 Otero.
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