Relations between spectral types, absolute magnitudes, and colour indices of red dwarfs in the Cousins photometric system

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Electrophotometry, Red Dwarf Stars, Stellar Color, Stellar Magnitude, Stellar Spectrophotometry, Astronomical Catalogs, Standard Deviation

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Photometric data of red dwarfs published by Cousins (1980) have been combined with those of us for the determination of relations between the colour indices V-R and V-I in the system of Cousins. Furthermore, employing spectral types from Gliese's (1969) catalogue, relations between K5 and later type dwarfs and the colour indices V - R and V - I were derived. After correcting for the Lutz-Kelker effect the absolute magnitudes of the program stars are used for the determination of the Mv vs. V - R and Mv vs. V - I relations. The dispersions of the absolute magnitude in these relations are both equal to ± 0m.4.

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