J/ApJS/227/12      NGVS XXV. Virgo globular clusters photometry (Powalka+, 2016)

The Next Generation Virgo cluster Survey (NGVS). XXV. Fiducial panchromatic colors of Virgo core globular clusters and their comparison to model predictions. Powalka M., Lancon A., Puzia T.H., Peng E.W., Liu C., Munoz R.P., Blakeslee J.P., Cote P., Ferrarese L., Roediger J., Sanchez-Janssen R., Zhang H., Durrell P.R., Cuillandre J.-C., Duc P.-A., Guhathakurta P., Gwyn S.D.J., Hudelot P., Mei S., Toloba E. <Astrophys. J. Suppl. Ser. 227, 12 (2016)> =2016ApJS..227...12P 2016ApJS..227...12P (SIMBAD/NED BibCode)
ADC_Keywords: Clusters, galaxy ; Clusters, globular ; Colors ; Photometry, ugriz ; Photometry, K-line Keywords: galaxies: clusters: individual (Virgo) - galaxies: photometry - galaxies: star clusters: general Abstract: The central region of the Virgo cluster of galaxies contains thousands of globular clusters (GCs), an order of magnitude more than the numbers found in the Local Group. Relics of early star formation epochs in the universe, these GCs also provide ideal targets to test our understanding of the Spectral Energy Distributions (SEDs) of old stellar populations. Based on photometric data from the Next Generation Virgo cluster Survey (NGVS) and its near-infrared counterpart NGVS-IR, we select a robust sample of ∼2000 GCs with excellent photometry and spanning the full range of colors present in the Virgo core. The selection exploits the well defined locus of GCs in the uiK diagram and the fact that the globular clusters are marginally resolved in the images. We show that the GCs define a narrow sequence in 5-dimensional color space, with limited but real dispersion around the mean sequence. The comparison of these SEDs with the predictions of eleven widely used population synthesis models highlights differences between models, and also shows that no single model adequately matches the data in all colors. We discuss possible causes for some of these discrepancies. Forthcoming papers of this series will examine how best to estimate photometric metallicities in this context, and compare the Virgo globular cluster colors with those in other environments. Description: Colors and magnitudes for 1846 candidate globular clusters located in the central region around M87. All the fluxes are obtained with the MegaCam/WirCam instruments on the CFHT (Canada France Hawaii Telescope). Therefore, the magnitudes are given in the MegaCam/WirCam u*, g, r, i, z, and Ks set of filters, in the AB system. Two versions of the magnitudes are provided, based on two calibration procedures. We favor the use of the colors calibrated using the SDSS, UKIDSS stars: (color)_cal. File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file catalog.dat 190 1846 Photometry for 1846 Virgo core globular clusters -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See also: J/ApJ/613/279 : ACS Virgo Cluster Survey. III. M87 (Jordan+, 2004) J/ApJ/802/30 : NGVS VI. Ultra-compact dwarfs in M87 (Zhang+, 2015) Byte-by-byte Description of file: catalog.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 10 F10.6 deg RAdeg Right ascension (J2000.0) 12- 20 F9.6 deg DEdeg Declination (J2000.0) 22- 26 F5.4 mag E(B-V) Extinction (1) 28- 33 F6.3 mag u*magap8 MegaCam/WirCam u* AB magnitude; aperture corrected magnitude based on 8pix aperture 35- 40 F6.3 mag gmagap8 MegaCam/WirCam g AB magnitude; aperture corrected magnitude based on 8pix aperture 42- 47 F6.3 mag rmagap8 MegaCam/WirCam r AB magnitude; aperture corrected magnitude based on 8pix aperture 49- 54 F6.3 mag imagap8 MegaCam/WirCam i AB magnitude; aperture corrected magnitude based on 8pix aperture 56- 61 F6.3 mag zmagap8 MegaCam/WirCam z AB magnitude; aperture corrected magnitude based on 8pix aperture 63- 68 F6.3 mag Ksmagap8 MegaCam/WirCam Ks AB magnitude; aperture corrected magnitude based on 8pix aperture 70- 75 F6.3 mag u*0magap8 Dereddened u* magnitude; aperture corrected magnitude based on 8pix aperture 77- 82 F6.3 mag g0magap8 Dereddened g magnitude; aperture corrected magnitude based on 8pix aperture 84- 89 F6.3 mag r0magap8 Dereddened r magnitude; aperture corrected magnitude based on 8pix aperture 91- 96 F6.3 mag i0magap8 Dereddened i magnitude; aperture corrected magnitude based on 8pix aperture 98-103 F6.3 mag z0magap8 Dereddened z magnitude; aperture corrected magnitude based on 8pix aperture 105-110 F6.3 mag Ks0magap8 Dereddened Ks magnitude; aperture corrected magnitude based on 8pix aperture 112-115 F4.3 mag e_u*magap8 1-sigma error on u*magap8 (2) 117-120 F4.3 mag e_gmagap8 1-sigma error on gmagap8 (2) 122-125 F4.3 mag e_rmagap8 1-sigma error on rmagap8 (2) 127-130 F4.3 mag e_imagap8 1-sigma error on imagap8 (2) 132-135 F4.3 mag e_zmagap8 1-sigma error on zmagap8 (2) 137-140 F4.3 mag e_Ksmagap8 1-sigma error on Ksmagap8 (2) 142-146 F5.3 mag (u*-g)cal u*-g color, dereddened 148-151 F4.3 mag (g-r)cal g-r color, dereddened 153-156 F4.3 mag (r-i)cal r-i color, dereddened 158-162 F5.3 mag (i-z)cal i-z color, dereddened 164-168 F5.3 mag (i-Ks)cal i-Ks color, dereddened 170-173 F4.3 mag (g-r)cal.slr Dereddened g-r color index ; after re-calibration with SLR 175-178 F4.3 mag (r-i)cal.slr Dereddened r-i color index ; after re-calibration with SLR 180-184 F5.3 mag (i-z)cal.slr Dereddened i-z color index ; after re-calibration with SLR 186-190 F5.3 mag (i-Ks)cal.slr Dereddened i-Ks color index ; after re-calibration with SLR -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note (1): Extinction obtained using Schlegel et al. (1998ApJ...500..525S 1998ApJ...500..525S) Note (2): Errors take into account the corrections for correlations between neighbouring pixels described in Sect. 2.3 of the article. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: Mathieu Powalska, mathieu.powalka(at)sfr.fr References: Ferrarese et al. Paper I 2012ApJS..200....4F 2012ApJS..200....4F Paudel et al. Paper IV 2013ApJ...767..133P 2013ApJ...767..133P Zhu et al. Paper V 2014ApJ...792...59Z 2014ApJ...792...59Z Zhang et al. Paper VI 2015ApJ...802...30Z 2015ApJ...802...30Z Cat. J/ApJ/802/30 Sanchez-Janssen et al. Paper VII 2016ApJ...820...69S 2016ApJ...820...69S Durrell et al. Paper VIII 2014ApJ...794..103D 2014ApJ...794..103D Grossauer et al. Paper IX 2015ApJ...807...88G 2015ApJ...807...88G Liu et al. Paper X 2015ApJ...812...34L 2015ApJ...812...34L Cat. J/ApJ/812/34 Raichoor et al. Paper XI 2014ApJ...797..102R 2014ApJ...797..102R Guerou et al. Paper XII 2015ApJ...804...70G 2015ApJ...804...70G Ferrarese et al. Paper XIII 2016ApJ...824...10F 2016ApJ...824...10F Ferrarese et al. Paper XIV 2020ApJ...890..128F 2020ApJ...890..128F Cat. J/ApJ/890/128 Raichoor et al. Paper XV 2014ApJ...797..102R 2014ApJ...797..102R Toloba et al. Paper XVI 2016ApJ...822...51T 2016ApJ...822...51T Sun et al. Paper XVII 2019ApJ...885..145S 2019ApJ...885..145S Cantiello et al. Paper XVIII 2018ApJ...856..126C 2018ApJ...856..126C Lokhorst et al. Paper XIX 2016ApJ...819..124L 2016ApJ...819..124L Licitra et al. Paper XX 2016ApJ...829...44L 2016ApJ...829...44L Cat. J/apJ/829/44 Parroni et al. Paper XXI 2017ApJ...848..114P 2017ApJ...848..114P Paudel et al. Paper XXII 2017ApJ...834...66P 2017ApJ...834...66P Sanchez-Janssen et al. Paper XXIII 2019ApJ...878...18S 2019ApJ...878...18S Cat. J/ApJ/878/18 Roediger et al. Paper XXIV 2017ApJ...836..120R 2017ApJ...836..120R Powalka et al. Paper XXV 2016ApJS..227...12P 2016ApJS..227...12P This catalog Powalka et al. Paper XXVI 2017ApJ...844..104P 2017ApJ...844..104P Fantin et al. Paper XXVIII 2017ApJ...843...53F 2017ApJ...843...53F Lim et al. Paper XXX 2020ApJ...899...69L 2020ApJ...899...69L Longobardi et al. Paper XXXI 2018ApJ...864...36L 2018ApJ...864...36L Powalka et al. Paper XXXII 2018ApJ...856...84P 2018ApJ...856...84P Liu et al. Paper XXXIV 2020ApJS..250...17L 2020ApJS..250...17L Cat. J/ApJS/250/17
(End) M. Powalka [Strasbourg Obs., France], P. Vannier [CDS] 14-Sep-2016
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