Radial Velocities and DDO, BV Photometry of Henry Draper G5-M Stars Near the North Galactic Pole

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North Galactic Pole, Radial Velocities, Bv And Ddo Photometry, Space Velocities, Abundances, Galactic Structure

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Radial velocities are given for some 900 stars within 15 degree of the North Galactic Pole, including almost all such stars classified G5 or later in the Henry Draper Catalogue. Luminosities, two-dimensional spectral classes, composition indices, and distances are derived for the majority of the sample through DDO and BV photometry. More than half of the stars are classified as G5-K5 giants: they show a clear relationship between composition and velocity dispersion for the two Galactic components V and W, and a less well-defined trend for U. Four abundance groups exhibit characteristics which imply association with, respectively, the thick disk, old thin disk, young thin disk, and Roman's "4150" group. The sample is contained within 1kpc of the Galactic plane, and no trends with distance are evident.

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