RGU-photometric space-densities in a field close to NGC 7006 compared with the gradients predicted by the 5 Basle standard models

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Astronomical Models, Astronomical Photometry, Galactic Structure, Main Sequence Stars, Space Density, Density Distribution, Synoptic Measurement

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Results are presented of the third contribution of the postsynopsis section to the Model Comparison Phase (MCP) of the Basle Halo Program, in which three-color (RGU) photometrically determined (Fenkart et al., 1987) total space density histograms for late-type giants and 1-m-interval main sequence M(G) groups, with M(G) between 5 m and 8 m, along the direction to NGC 7006 were compared with gradients predicted by the set of five Basle standard models of the MCP. Results obtained from histograms of late-type giants strongly support the prediction of a Thick Disk component in the direction to NGC 7006 and results for the main-sequence group do not contradict the Thick-Disk prediction.

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