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The space density distribution of late-type giants in the solar neighbourhood

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We have analysed the data of 2.7 μm Equatorial Infrared Catalogue-1 (EIC-1) to study the space density distribution ofK andM type giants in the solar neighbourhood by attempting to fit the EIC-1 data with the models of Mikami and Ishida (1981) for space density distribution of late-type giants.

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Ghosh, S.K., Tandon, S.N. The space density distribution of late-type giants in the solar neighbourhood. Astrophys Space Sci 87, 247–254 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00648920

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