Snapshots of CCD fields in a study of the vertical distribution of stars

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Star Distribution, Ccd Cameras, Vertical Distribution, Stellar Color, Dwarf Galaxies, Stellar Magnitude, Latitude, Blue Stars

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Snapshots of eight SA and standard fields from low to high galactic latitudes were made using the KPNO 0.9-m 2k x 2k CCD with a limiting magnitude from 19 to 22.5. This study determines the vertical distribution of stars with respect to galactic latitude and z-distance in comparison with the model simulation between intermediate population to the 'thick disk' component of scale height of a few kpc. Comparison of the preliminary results between observed and model simulation for three of the eight fields shows good agreement both in V-mag and B-V color distributions. A bimodal distribution in B-V at high galactic latitude seems to be represented by a halo and 'thick disk' dwarf in blue and a normal disk dwarf population in the red.

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