Correlations between the distributions of stars and of the intensity of continuous radio emission in the region of the north polar spur

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Continuous Spectra, Correlation Coefficients, North Polar Spur (Astronomy), Radio Emission, Radio Stars, Star Distribution, Brightness Temperature, Radiant Flux Density

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The relationship between the stellar and nonstellar objects in the region near the main crest of Loop I in the north-polar spur is investigated on the basis of the star counts of Anisimova (1983), to V = 9.0 mag in the SAO catalog (Ochsenbein, 1980). Correlations with r = 0.2-0.98 are established between the star distributions (of all stars and of the A0-A2 stars) and plots of 240-MHz brightness temperature as a function of Galactic longitude (Haslam et al., 1964). These findings are seen as strong arguments in favor of the existence of a stellar component in Loop I.

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