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The lists below provide accurate positions and some identifications for
emission-line M stars found by Stephenson & Sanduleak. The stars were
presented in an IBVS note with sketchy information, and the data are variously
integrated into databases as a result.
I began with the on-line ASCII copy of the IBVS flyer available from
the Konkoly Web site (http://vsnet.konkoly.hu/pub/ibvs/1201/1213.txt). From a
trimmed version of the tables, I used VizieR to obtain 'best' coordinates
from various catalogues, to verify redness from 2MASS, IRAS etc., and to
make other external comparisons of the revised list of coordinates. I have
also made use of the on-line GCVS query utility. A majority of the stars are
saturated or nearly so in 2MASS; in such cases positions have been taken from
UCAC1 or GSC-ACT if available when the stars are uncrowded. Finally each
star was searched by position in SIMBAD using a 3' search radius. Each of the
three tables has some quirks, so special comments are necessary.
Table 1 stars were recovered mainly from the positions given by SS.
A few seem to be in error, and in some cases I have assumed typos to make
the identifications as noted in the remarks---these IDs should thus be taken
as provisional. Three stars were unrecoverable, and I have placed these at
the bottom of the table with original equinox 1900 positions and data.
Many of the SS stars are listed by coordinates only, so I have supplied a
common name in the first column, devolving to the long 2MASS designation only
when there is no other. GCVS names are shown in the first column if so
designated. The names in the remarks are IDs not currently linked in SIMBAD.
Additional notes are indicated by an asterisk by the name and given at the end
of the table. The five 'nameless' 2MASS stars near the end of the table are
all unambiguously identified by coordinates, and are all early-M stars,
evidently without enough silicate emission to appear in either IRAS or MSX.
The magnitudes are photo-blue estimates by SS; where they give a range I have
simply taken a single value.
Table 2 consists entirely of named variables already known to SS, but
which lacked published spectral types or observations of emission at the time.
This table was unproblematic apart from matching with approximate positions in
SIMBAD. Many "new" IDs for SIMBAD here.
Table 3 again consists mostly of 'nameless' stars, nearly all of which
have been catalogued in other ways since the paper was published. The
magnitudes here are photo-visual ones, and when not supplied by SS, were taken
from various recent sources. Three stars were given only as emission-line
objects without a spectral type, which I denote simply 'em' here. SS ranked
the emission strength a weak, moderate, or strong: when noted as being weak,
I have flagged the emission 'e' with a colon to denote the uncertainty. This
mixed list seems to comprise ordinary M giants, T Tauri, and symbiotic stars.
\Brian
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Coordinates and identifications for some M-type emission-line stars
version: 12 Aug 2003
source: 1976IBVS.1213....1S
STEPHENSON C.B. and SANDULEAK N.
IAU Inform. Bull. Var. Stars, 1213, 1-8 (1976)
Spectral information on new and known long-period and related
variables and some new late-type emission-line stars.
position sources (column 's'):
G GSC-ACT (1999GSCTy.C......0G, I/255)
g GSC-2.2 (2001GSC2..C......0S, I/271)
M 2MASS (II/246)
U UCAC1 (2000AJ....120.2131Z, I/268)
Table 1
Name RA (J2000) Dec s mb spec remarks
NSV 16920 6 34 09.50 -10 17 08.7 G 13.9 M5e IRAS 06317-1014
PQ CMa 6 34 27.01 -13 41 46.1 G 13.9 M4e
GK CMa 6 36 15.59 -16 54 50.7 M 14.4 M4e
NSV 17390 7 13 44.81 -30 34 48.3 M 13.1 M6e IRAS 07118-3029
OT CMa 7 14 33.89 -32 59 46.6 U 13.1 M7e
NSV 3552 7 21 14.84 -29 18 00.0 U 13.3 M7e IRAS 07192-2912
OV Pup 7 33 51.51 -28 23 45.7 U 13.8 M8:e
YZ Pup 7 44 17.13 -21 51 57.4 U 11.7 M5-7e SV* R 162
NSV 17601 7 46 38.36 -38 38 30.2 U 13.7 M8:e IRAS 07448-3831
OY Pup 8 06 08.14 -37 17 46.6 U 14.5 Me
NSV 17745 8 08 15.85 -45 44 16.4 U 14.0 Me IRAS 08066-4535
CD-26 5903b * 8 21 08.38 -26 40 38.5 M 12.1 M2e IRAS 08190-2631
NSV 17899 8 28 37.49 -29 33 33.5 U 14.8 Me IRAS 08265-2923
HN Vel 9 03 41.77 -42 30 21.0 U 13.3 M8e IRAS 09018-4218
NSV 18131 9 04 28.22 -36 51 09.6 M 14.2 Me IRAS 09024-3639
IRAS 09069-5636 9 08 19.81 -56 49 26.3 U 13.4 M3e
IRAS 09364-4457 9 38 20.37 -45 10 55.0 U 13.4 M6:e
IRAS 09471-5439 9 48 50.89 -54 53 48.2 U 14.7 M6e
V363 Car 9 53 27.44 -60 21 32.5 U 13.5 M5e
NSV 18336 10 07 23.45 -60 32 59.7 U 13.6 M5e IRAS 10057-6018
IRAS 10094-6431 * 10 10 53.69 -64 45 52.3 U 13. Me
NSV 18356 10 13 11.68 -50 17 06.8 U 13.5 M5:e IRAS 10112-5002
HO Vel 10 24 56.14 -51 14 58.8 U 12.9 M5e
VZ Vel 10 28 11.01 -51 11 07.7 U 10.3 M6e
NSV 18416 10 28 32.78 -50 05 43.6 U 13.3 M5-6e IRAS 10265-4950
NSV 18484 10 43 17.30 -53 33 16.7 U 13.4 M5e IRAS 10412-5317
NSV 18538 10 49 55.23 -52 46 06.8 U 14.3 M5-7e IRAS 10478-5230
HS Vel 10 54 02.65 -49 21 14.0 U 12.5 M7e CPD-48 3602
IRAS 11099-5408 * 11 12 10.59 -54 24 25.8 U 12.4 M2e
NSV 19052 11 57 25.29 -68 50 25.0 U 12.3 M6e IRAS 11549-6833
NSV 19371 12 22 16.81 -55 43 52.0 U 13.4 M7e IRAS 12195-5527
ST Cru * 12 25 45.74 -60 00 00.2 U 13. M8:e
FF Mus 12 28 46.35 -68 35 06.2 M 13.2 M5e
BN Cru * 12 35 35.20 -60 42 46.5 U 13. M5:e IRAS 12327-6026
AL Cen 12 36 06.09 -53 36 06.5 U 10.3 M3-4e
RW Cru 12 40 01.87 -61 25 17.8 U 13.5 M8e
DW Mus 13 07 49.21 -68 53 30.8 U 12.2 M5e not Cepheid
IRAS 13491-6413 13 52 47.30 -64 28 03.6 U 13. Me
KS TrA 15 13 41.80 -68 44 29.1 U 12.4 M4e
LY Aps 15 19 40.22 -71 12 59.4 U 11.1 M4e
NSV 20357 15 39 53.58 -60 02 27.5 U 12.2 M4e IRAS 15357-5952
NSV 20385 15 45 02.72 -65 08 19.5 U 13. Me IRAS 15404-6458
GY TrA 15 46 20.64 -66 41 15.3 U 14. Me
QR Nor 16 13 20.76 -59 47 29.5 U 13. Me
NSV 20697 16 35 38.58 -52 14 16.9 M 13.3 M6e IRAS 16317-5208
V838 Ara 16 39 20.31 -54 04 35.0 M 12.9 M4-5e
V769 Ara 16 45 18.70 -57 08 31.0 M 13.9 Me
V503 Oph 16 52 36.12 -05 27 27.8 M 12.7 M3e IRAS 16499-0522
V912 Sco 16 59 26.25 -44 50 26.7 U 12.4 Me
NX Oph 16 59 36.41 -27 59 30.2 U 13.6 Me
FR Oph 17 03 19.69 -28 50 49.0 U 13.6 Me
GP Oph * 17 05 00.65 -27 12 57.4 M 13.3 M6e IRAS 17018-2708
V875 Ara 17 09 43.42 -51 40 52.8 U 12.4 M3e IRAS 17057-5137
V2103 Oph 17 30 29.40 -16 30 15.4 M 12.4 Me
* 17 41 26.00 -15 52 34.8 U 12.4 M2:e
UV Ser 17 44 10.78 -14 56 06.6 G 12.9 Me
PU Sco 17 45 55.39 -43 06 51.1 M 12.3 M3e IRAS 17423-4305
LU Ser 17 45 40.25 -13 48 44.3 M 13.2 Me
V1278 Sgr 18 08 39.57 -34 01 42.8 M 13.1 M5e IRAS 18053-3402
* 18 15 37.04 -29 34 26.1 M 13.2 M1:e not V1582 Sgr
IRAS 18186-3019 18 21 53.06 -30 18 30.3 M 13.2 Me
* 18 22 33.23 -29 06 41.3 M 13.2 M2e
* 18 23 44.73 -28 07 23.4 U 13.2 Me
* 18 24 52.43 -29 03 45.1 U 12.8 Me
GSC 6869-1236 18 25 36.61 -29 00 57.2 M 13.2 Me
Notes
CD-26 5903b CaI 4227A markedly weak probably due to close companion:
the red star is the northern star of a 6" pair; the primary
is CD-26 5903a = TYC 6564-4687-1 at:
8 21 08.48 -26 40 44.5 (J2000, Tycho-2).
IRAS 10094-6431 ID assumes -2m RA error; MacConnell (III/170) type M6.
IRAS 11099-5408 ID assumes +10' Dec error; MacConnell (III/170) type M8.
ST Cru ID assumes +1m RA error.
BN Cru [GM76] 109.
GP Oph northwestern star of ~5" pair.
17 41 26 2MASS J17412599-1552348.
18 15 37 2MASS J18153703-2934261.
18 22 33 2MASS J18223323-2906412.
18 23 44 2MASS J18234473-2807232.
18 24 52 2MASS J18245242-2903450; not V4172 Sgr.
not recovered from Table 1:
RA (1900) Dec mb spec
15 19 28.9 -65 16 24 12.4 M5e
15 42.4 -66 37 13 M8:e
16 04 03.7 -58 32 29 12.7 M5e
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Table 2
Name RA (J2000) Dec s mb spec remarks
DL CMa 6 51 48.56 -19 02 17.8 G 11.8 M6-8e
BI CMa 7 02 43.44 -23 52 30.6 U 13.5 M5e
UV CMa 7 05 07.04 -28 18 29.6 U 12.0 M5-8e
SY CMa * 7 10 33.08 -19 50 10.7 M 11.4 M4-6e IRAS 07083-1945
EG Pup 7 36 07.87 -26 30 17.0 U 13.4 M8:e
CN Pup * 8 03 27.73 -48 27 39.2 M 13.5 Me IRAS 08019-4819
BK Vel 8 08 37.99 -43 59 35.9 g 14.2 Me
FP Pup 8 15 58.57 -23 19 11.6 M 14.3 M4e
CC Vel 9 38 02.27 -45 23 39.5 U 12.5 M7e IRAS 09361-4510
DW Vel 9 50 03.39 -52 00 05.4 U 14.1 M8:e
DY Vel 9 52 15.46 -49 31 32.0 U 13.1 M7e IRAS 09503-4917
AF Car 10 13 53.13 -59 01 11.5 U 13. M8e
TT Car 10 20 39.42 -61 44 47.9 U 13.6 M6e
BQ Mus 11 29 32.90 -69 49 41.8 U 12.9 M6e IRAS 11273-6933
Y Cru 12 02 56.89 -63 43 39.7 U 13. M6:e IRAS 12003-6326
UU Cen 13 22 06.24 -61 18 38.5 M 14. M8e IRAS 13188-6102
QU Cen 14 03 33.41 -63 17 41.1 M 13. Me IRAS 13598-6303
UU Cir 14 11 18.14 -67 03 45.2 U 13.1 M6e
VX Cir 14 23 08.46 -69 57 34.7 U 11.1 M7e
AA Lup 15 08 58.21 -48 53 32.4 U 12.8 M5e IRAS 15054-4842
AU Lup 15 24 05.42 -44 24 10.7 U 13.0 M5:e IRAS 15207-4413
BN Lup 15 34 28.52 -47 57 22.5 U 14.0 M2e
AS Nor 15 55 59.56 -44 38 26.1 U 11.8 M6e
BM Nor 16 06 17.35 -59 44 54.7 U 12.7 M6e IRAS 16020-5936
CD Nor 16 10 53.72 -57 32 51.0 U 12.7 M4e IRAS 16067-5725
CC TrA 16 23 03.31 -61 46 21.7 U 13.2 Me
RY Nor 16 32 04.26 -58 21 13.4 U 12.7 M7e IRAS 16278-5814
CR Oph 16 55 19.74 -28 54 07.9 U 13.5 Me
DU Oph 16 58 03.81 -28 00 58.7 U 14.0 Me
HR Oph 17 07 18.32 -28 11 49.7 M 14.0 Me Terz V 651
AK Ara 17 20 11.70 -47 22 15.4 U 12.9 M5:e
KZ Sco 17 22 15.53 -45 35 12.3 M 13.3 M4e IRAS 17185-4532
LO Sco * 17 25 40.36 -44 27 57.2 U 11.9 Me
V439 Sco 17 57 25.64 -37 17 04.3 U 13.2 M0e
FY Sgr 18 11 13.66 -33 05 42.4 U 13.1 M4e
LP Sgr 18 28 00.92 -27 40 25.2 U 12.9 Me
V3876 Sgr 18 33 12.71 -20 05 50.2 U 14.3 M8e
BI Aql 19 22 11.56 -08 23 12.1 M 13.4 M0e
V497 Aql 19 49 19.32 +06 51 06.0 M 13.3 M1e
V427 Aql 19 57 29.18 +08 42 25.8 M 12.6 M4e
EK Aql 20 14 00.42 -05 10 15.1 M 11.8 M3-4e
V519 Aql 20 14 39.92 -01 10 36.1 M 13.3 Me IRAS 20120-0119
Notes
SY CMa spectrum washed out: northwestern of ~5" pair, third star 14" west.
CN Pup type given as >M5e.
LO Sco type given as >M5e.
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Table 3
Name RA (J2000) Dec s mv spec remarks
NSV 17793 * 8 12 40.52 -34 14 11.8 M 13.5 em IRAS 08107-3405
V444 Pup 8 13 56.07 -36 08 02.0 U 14.1 em
IRAS 08540-4818 8 55 43.61 -48 30 20.1 U 12.5 M4e:
NSV 18110 9 00 59.55 -49 45 43.0 U 12.5 M4:e IRAS 08593-4933
IRAS 10527-5026 10 54 56.29 -50 42 59.0 U 12.5 M6:e
NSV 18645 11 06 38.24 -49 18 00.3 M 12.1 M5e: IRAS 11043-4901
PPM 779095 12 39 55.92 -62 20 49.6 U 9.7 M2e
NSV 6668 14 27 05.30 -58 19 18.5 M 11.7 M1e IRAS 14234-5805
EM* LkHA 345 17 10 48.04 -27 40 51.4 U 13.0 em
V520 Oph 17 22 52.88 -29 12 43.3 U 10.1 M5e
AN Ara 17 26 34.35 -47 18 00.5 U 11.3 M1e IRAS 17228-4715
GSC 7895-0762 17 28 35.14 -44 24 34.7 M 11.4 M1e
* 18 41 06.40 -04 44 32.9 M 12.5 M1:e
[ALS88] 1 19 16 16.08 -08 17 46.0 M 13.0 M?e symbiotic
BH Aql 19 21 19.01 -06 46 42.6 M 12.8 M?e
Notes
NSV 17793 [M81] I-218 = PHA 33.
18 41 06 2MASS J18410639-0444328; erroneously (?) called type Be in
1964AbaOB..31...27A.
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