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Some Results of Classification of Stars in Kapteyn Areas Applied to Galactic Structure in NGP

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The observational base of our investigation consists of a two-dimensional MK classification of about 11.000 stars in the 42 Kapteyn Areas situated along the gal.lat-s from -17° up to +72° and 200 Ap, Am stars discovered in the same KA. The dispersion of the applied objective-prism spectra is 160 Å per mm. The data are of high accuracy, close to the Michigan level, and uniformity, which make them reliable. The limit is close to the 12-th ph.mg.

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Kharadze, E.K., Bartaya, R.A. (1977). Some Results of Classification of Stars in Kapteyn Areas Applied to Galactic Structure in NGP. In: Müller, E.A. (eds) Highlights of Astronomy. International Astronomical Union / Union Astronomique Internationale, vol 4-2. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-1250-8_13

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