RI photometry in alpha Per and Pleiades (Deacon+, 2004)

Mathematics – Probability

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Clusters: Open, Stars: Dwarfs, Photometry: Photographic

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Photographic astrometry (proper motions and accurate positions), photometry (in the photographic R and I passbands) and membership probabilities for high probability proper motion members of the clusters Alpha Persei and The Pleiades are presented, along with cross-identifications with names from previously known members in the compilation of Prosser & Stauffer (The Stauffer & Prosser Open Cluster Catalogue, priv.comm.) and their corresponding proper motion membership probabilities according to our study.
The SuperCOSMOS facility at the Royal Observatory Edinburgh has (using plates from the United Kingdom Schmidt Telescope) produced complete southern sky surveys in BJ, R and I with an additional second epoch R survey. These surveys are now publicly available (Hambly et al. 2001MNRAS.326.1279H). The scanning program has now moved on to the northern hemisphere, using film and glass copies of plates taken by the Oschin Schmidt Telescope on Mount Palomar, California. These data will soon be publicly available.
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