[vsnet-id 458] Re: MisV1089 ID

[Seiichi Yoshida <comet@aerith.net>]

Dear Kato-san,

> > Well, I do not why another counterpart 2MASS 195812.300 +355035.04 is
> > missed in [vsnet-newvar 884].
> 
>    Because of its faintness and color.  Almost all red MisV's have 2MASS
> counterparts brighter than 10 (in all bands).

I also thought so while I was rejecting some (possible) false
identifications in the list.

However, I also found that there are many (possible) correct
identifications with very faint 2MASS objects. Here is the list.

How do you think of them? The first one, MisV0002, is an ecliptic
variable star. So it is natual that the 2MASS object is faint. But how
about the rest?

Most of the MisV stars have been regarded as red variable stars. 
However, the following stars can be different type, cannot they?
Are there some stars worth being motitored?

MisV    Distance       2MASS position                  J      H      K
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
MisV0002  0.6"  2MASS 072403.510 +412602.31 (2000.0) 12.232 11.796 11.727
MisV0034  1.1"  2MASS 175552.232 -304838.61 (2000.0) 10.833  9.387  8.523
MisV0035  0.5"  2MASS 175644.275 -304947.14 (2000.0) 13.128 12.814 12.706
MisV0044  0.9"  2MASS 180145.202 -300501.46 (2000.0) 10.001  8.939  8.311
MisV0049  1.5"  2MASS 180113.908 -302036.81 (2000.0) 10.696 10.085  9.892
MisV0078  0.5"  2MASS 180626.937 -272920.68 (2000.0) 12.534 11.780 11.548
MisV0257  0.9"  2MASS 200312.473 +322157.00 (2000.0) 13.801 12.427 12.081
MisV0278  1.0"  2MASS 165657.075 -300109.36 (2000.0) 11.795 11.052 10.490
MisV0315  1.4"  2MASS 170239.404 -290931.67 (2000.0) 12.039 11.519 11.445
MisV0325  2.6"  2MASS 165726.502 -285322.30 (2000.0) 13.301 12.978 12.846
MisV0325  3.3"  2MASS 165726.937 -285322.98 (2000.0) 10.486  9.612  9.211
MisV0332  0.1"  2MASS 190143.025 +285755.33 (2000.0) 10.339  9.443  9.140
MisV0334  0.6"  2MASS 165839.337 -253517.61 (2000.0) 10.808  9.908  9.434
MisV0357  0.5"  2MASS 195913.929 +153044.36 (2000.0) 10.748  9.526  8.794
MisV0371  1.8"  2MASS 185732.835 -185517.19 (2000.0) 10.208  9.390  9.014
MisV0391  2.3"  2MASS 185927.340 -135121.61 (2000.0) 12.069 11.198 10.896
MisV0392  1.0"  2MASS 195806.394 +365910.27 (2000.0) 10.123  9.141  8.470
MisV0454  1.2"  2MASS 185726.308 -183623.04 (2000.0) 10.073  9.162  8.854
MisV0463  2.5"  2MASS 185718.432 -134533.75 (2000.0) 10.182  9.231  8.782
MisV0603  0.2"  2MASS 180105.946 -115941.89 (2000.0) 13.765 12.909 12.619
MisV0658  0.5"  2MASS 184301.697 -231255.57 (2000.0) 10.105  9.122  8.804
MisV0665  0.8"  2MASS 184323.844 -212036.95 (2000.0) 11.243 10.848 10.789
MisV0668  1.5"  2MASS 184412.795 -213205.37 (2000.0) 10.364  9.499  9.077
MisV0779  0.2"  2MASS 210938.019 +381245.75 (2000.0) 11.030 10.434 10.307
MisV0793  3.1"  2MASS 175856.256 -300933.40 (2000.0) 10.892  9.713  9.451
MisV0814  0.6"  2MASS 053333.785 +344323.24 (2000.0) 12.667 12.393 12.283
MisV0829  0.2"  2MASS 170052.207 -290134.41 (2000.0) 11.382  9.559  8.008
MisV0861  3.3"  2MASS 175828.288 -293753.85 (2000.0) 11.630 10.633  9.851
MisV0862  1.3"  2MASS 175828.302 -305116.58 (2000.0) 12.755 10.400  8.502
MisV0887  0.5"  2MASS 170218.174 -290214.49 (2000.0) 10.097  9.164  8.837
MisV0902  2.9"  2MASS 180135.755 -324800.04 (2000.0) 13.329 12.601 12.380
MisV0903  3.8"  2MASS 180142.553 -303024.29 (2000.0) 11.460  8.986  8.448
MisV0945  1.0"  2MASS 190750.292 +125043.93 (2000.0) 10.209  9.194  8.646
MisV1061  0.2"  2MASS 210017.978 +275255.92 (2000.0) 11.325 11.195 11.113
MisV1069  0.4"  2MASS 195258.818 +492237.62 (2000.0) 10.819 10.042  9.630
MisV1089  1.5"  2MASS 195812.300 +355035.04 (2000.0) 11.951 11.714 11.020
MisV1095  0.5"  2MASS 002649.502 +414908.81 (2000.0) 10.746 10.161  9.987
MisV1097  0.3"  2MASS 011528.730 +411959.02 (2000.0) 11.808 11.682 11.648
MisV1105  0.6"  2MASS 201438.659 +415614.26 (2000.0) 12.495 12.135 12.043

Best regards,

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Seiichi Yoshida
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