The initial mass function for massive stars in the Magellanic Clouds. 1: UBV photometry and color-magnitude diagrams for 14 OB associations

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Astronomical Photometry, Color-Magnitude Diagram, Galactic Evolution, Magellanic Clouds, Massive Stars, Open Clusters, Stellar Evolution, Stellar Magnitude, Stellar Mass, Charge Coupled Devices, Chemical Evolution, Error Analysis, Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram, Images, Least Squares Method, Reflecting Telescopes, Stellar Luminosity

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UBV charge coupled device (CCD) photometry has been obtained for 14 OB associations in the Magellanic Clouds using the University of Toronto's 0.6 m telescope and the Carnegie Institution of Washington's 1.0 m reflector, both on Las Campanas, Chile. The data are presented and used to construct color-magnitude diagrams for the purposes of investigating the massive-star content of the associations.

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