Photometry, space density, and kinematics of a sample of Sanduleak's north galactic pole M stars

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Dwarf Stars, M Stars, Northern Sky, Space Density, Stellar Motions, Stellar Spectrophotometry, Astronomical Catalogs, Electrophotometry, Frequency Distribution, Radial Velocity, Stellar Magnitude

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Johnson-Morgan V and B-V, and Kron-Mayall V-I photoelectric observations are presented for a majority of the probable dwarf M stars found by Sanduleak (1967) in the direction of the north galactic pole. Visual absolute magnitudes are determined by the M(v) vs V-I relationship, and the distances thereby derived are used to determine space densities and tangential motions. The kinematic properties and space densities obtained are in agreement with determinations based on nearby stars and stars of the McCormick survey. The space densities are found to be compatible with those determined by Luyten (1976) from proper-motion surveys.

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