J/MNRAS/517/2925       ORB6 binaries in Gaia EDR3               (Chulkov+, 2022)

Visual binary stars with known orbits in Gaia EDR3. Chulkov D., Malkov O. <Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 517, 2925-2941 (2022)> =2022MNRAS.517.2925C 2022MNRAS.517.2925C (SIMBAD/NED BibCode)
ADC_Keywords: Stars, double and multiple ; Parallaxes, trigonometric ; Stars, masses Keywords: parallaxes - binaries: visual Abstract: A total of 3350 objects from the Sixth Catalog of Orbits of Visual Binary Stars (ORB6) are investigated to validate Gaia Early Data Release 3 (EDR3) parallaxes and provide mass estimates for the systems. We show that two-thirds of binaries with a separation of 0.2-0.5 arcsec are left without a parallax solution in EDR3. Special attention is paid to 521 pairs with the parallax known separately for each component. We find 16 entries that are deemed to be chance alignments of unrelated stars. First we show examples of high-confidence binary systems with significant differences in the reported parallaxes of their components. Next we conclude that the reported Gaia EDR3 parallax errors are underestimated, by at least a factor of 3, for sources with a large renormalized unit-weight error (RUWE). Parallaxes are needed to estimate stellar masses. Because nearly 30 per cent of ORB6 entries lack a 5- or 6-parameter solution in EDR3, we attempt to enrich the astrometric data. Distant companions of ORB6 entries are revealed in EDR3 by the analysis of stellar proper motions and Hipparcos parallaxes. Notably, in 28 cases, intrinsic EDR3 parallaxes of the binary components appear to be less reliable than the parallax of the outer companions. Gaia DR2, The Tycho-Gaia Astrometric Solution (TGAS) and Hipparcos parallaxes are used when EDR3 data are unavailable. A synthetic mass-luminosity relationship in the G band for main-sequence stars is obtained to provide mass estimates along with dynamical masses calculated via Kepler's third law. Description: Visual binary stars with known orbits are supplied with parallaxes of various origin including outer third-light components. Masses are estimated via Kepler's third law and mass-luminosity relation. tablea2.dat contains resolved systems with well-agreed mass estimates. tablea3.dat collects available parallaxes and derived masses for all entries. Also available at https://github.com/chulkovd/ORB6. File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file tablea2.dat 141 326 Resolved binaries with well-agreed mass estimates tablea3.dat 3088 3460 Master table with all (as of April, 2022) ORB6 entries -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See also: J/A+A/546/A69 : Orbits of visual binaries and dynamical masses (Malkov+, 2012) Byte-by-byte Description of file: tablea2.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 10 A10 --- WDS WDS name (based on J2000 position) 12- 14 A3 --- Ref Reference of parallax which provides the best agreement of dynamical and photometric masses (G1) 16- 22 F7.3 mas plx Parallax 24- 29 F6.3 mas e_plx Uncertainty of parallax 31- 35 F5.3 Msun b_Md Lower bound estimate of dynamical mass 37- 42 F6.3 Msun Md Median estimate of dynamical mass 44- 49 F6.3 Msun B_Md Upper bound estimate of dynamical mass 51- 55 F5.3 Msun b_Mp Lower bound estimate of total photometric mass 57- 61 F5.3 Msun Mp Median estimate of total photometric mass 63- 68 F6.3 Msun B_Mp Upper bound estimate of total photometric mass 70- 74 F5.3 Msun b_Mp1 Lower bound estimate of primary photometric mass 76- 80 F5.3 Msun Mp1 Median estimate of primary photometric mass 82- 86 F5.3 Msun B_Mp1 Upper bound estimate of primary photometric mass 88- 92 F5.3 Msun b_Mp2 Lower bound estimate of secondary photometric mass 94- 98 F5.3 Msun Mp2 Median estimate of secondary photometric mass 100-104 F5.3 Msun B_Mp2 Upper bound estimate of secondary photometric mass 106-108 A3 --- Ref0 Reference of parallax which provides the best agreement of dynamical (uncertainties neglected) and photometric masses (G1) 110-116 F7.3 mas plx0 Parallax 118-123 F6.3 mas e_plx0 Uncertainty of parallax 125-130 F6.3 Msun Md0 Dynamical mass (uncertainties neglected) 132-137 F6.2 arcsec rho Angular separation between components (based on Gaia DR3 coordinates) 139-141 I3 deg PA Position angle (based on Gaia DR3 coordinates) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: tablea3.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 10 A10 --- WDS WDS name (based on J2000 position), HHHHm-DDMM 12- 25 A14 --- Name Discoverer designation (ORB6 data) 27 I1 --- Grade Grade of orbital solution quality (ORB6 data) 29- 47 E19.17 yr P ? Orbital period (ORB6 data) 49- 68 E20.18 yr e_P ? Period uncertainty (ORB6 data) 70- 82 F13.7 arcsec Axis ? Semimajor axis (ORB6 data) 84- 91 E8.6 arcsec e_Axis ? Semimajor axis uncertainty (ORB6 data) 93- 111 I19 --- id1-DR3 ? Gaia DR3 designation of primary star 113- 129 F17.14 mag Gmag1 ? Apparent G magnitude of primary star (Gaia DR3 data) 131- 138 F8.4 mas plx1-DR3 ? Parallax of primary star (Gaia DR3 data) 140- 145 F6.4 mas e_plx1-DR3 ? Primary parallax error (Gaia DR3 data) 147- 152 F6.3 --- ruwe1 ? RUWE of primary star (Gaia DR3 data) 154- 172 I19 --- id2-DR3 ? Gaia DR3 designation of secondary star 174- 190 F17.14 mag Gmag2 ? Apparent G magnitude of secondary star (Gaia DR3 data) 192- 199 F8.4 mas plx2-DR3 ? Parallax of secondary star (Gaia DR3 data) 201- 206 F6.4 mas e_plx2-DR3 ? Secondary parallax error (Gaia DR3 data) 208- 213 F6.3 --- ruwe2 ? RUWE of secondary star (Gaia DR3 data) 215- 233 F19.15 arcsec rho ? Angular separation between components (based on Gaia DR3 coordinates) 235- 253 F19.15 deg PA ? Position angle (based on Gaia DR3 data) 255- 275 F21.17 --- signif ? Statistical significance of parallax disagreement (Eq. 3) 277- 300 F24.18 Msun Mesc ? Critical mass required to keep the system bounded (Eq. 2) 302- 320 F19.15 mas plx-DR3 ? Mean Gaia DR3 parallax (Eq.7) 322- 340 F19.17 mas e_plx-DR3 ? Error of mean Gaia DR3 parallax (Eq.7) 342- 360 I19 --- id3-DR3 ? Gaia DR3 designation of third-light star 362- 370 F9.6 mag Gmag3 ? Apparent G magnitude of third-light star (Gaia DR3 data) 372- 379 F8.4 mas plx3 ? Parallax of third-light star (Gaia DR3 data) 381- 386 F6.4 mas e_plx3 ? Third-light parallax error (Gaia DR3 data) 388- 393 F6.3 --- ruwe3 ? RUWE of third-light star (Gaia DR3 data) 395- 413 F19.15 arcsec rho3 ? Angular separation of third-light star (based on Gaia DR3 coordinates) 415- 433 F19.13 kAU sep3 ? Projected linear separation of third-light star 435- 453 F19.16 --- signif3 ? Statistical significance of parallax disagreement for third-light star (Eq. 3) 455- 475 F21.17 --- Mesc3 ? Critical mass for third-light star (Eq. 2) 477- 495 I19 --- id1-DR2 ? Gaia DR2 designation of primary star 497- 504 F8.4 mas plx1-DR2 ? Parallax of primary star (Gaia DR2 data) 506- 511 F6.4 mas e_plx1-DR2 ? Primary parallax error (Gaia DR2 data) 513- 531 I19 --- id2-DR2 ? Gaia DR2 designation of secondary star 533- 540 F8.4 mas plx2-DR2 ? Parallax of secondary star (Gaia DR2 data) 542- 547 F6.4 mas e_plx2-DR2 ? Secondary parallax error (Gaia DR2 data) 549- 567 F19.15 mas plx-DR2 ? Mean Gaia DR2 parallax (Eq.7) 569- 586 F18.16 mas e_plx-DR2 ? Error of mean Gaia DR2 parallax (Eq.7) 588- 606 I19 --- id1-DR1 ? Gaia DR1 designation of primary star 608- 613 F6.2 mas plx1_DR1 ? Parallax of primary star (TGAS data) 615- 618 F4.2 mas eplx1DR1 ? Primary parallax error (TGAS data) 620- 638 I19 --- id2-DR1 ? Gaia DR1 designation of secondary star 640- 645 F6.2 mas plx2-TGs ? Parallax of secondary star (TGAS data) 647- 650 F4.2 mas e_plx2-TGs ? Secondary parallax error (TGAS data) 652- 669 F18.14 mas plx-TGs ? Mean TGAS parallax (Eq.7) 671- 687 F17.15 mas e_plx-TGs ? Error of mean TGAS parallax (Eq.7) 689- 694 I6 --- id1-Hip ? Hipparcos designation of primary star 696- 700 F5.2 mag Vmag1 ? Apparent V magnitude of primary star (Hipparcos data) 702- 707 F6.2 mas plx1-H97 ? Parallax of primary star (Hipparcos data) 709- 713 F5.2 mas e_plx1-H97 ? Primary parallax error (Hipparcos data) 715- 720 F6.2 mas plx1-H07 ? Parallax of primary star (revised Hipparcos data) 722- 726 F5.2 mas e_plx1-H07 ? Primary parallax error (revised Hipparcos data) 728- 733 I6 --- id2-Hip ? Hipparcos designation of secondary star 735- 739 F5.2 mag Vmag2 ? Apparent V magnitude of secondary star (Hipparcos data) 741- 746 F6.2 mas plx2-H97 ? Parallax of secondary star (Hipparcos data) 748- 752 F5.2 mas e_plx2-H97 ? Secondary parallax error (Hipparcos data) 754- 759 F6.2 mas plx2-H07 ? Parallax of secondary star (revised Hipparcos data) 761- 765 F5.2 mas e_plx2-H07 ? Secondary parallax error (revised Hipparcos data) 767- 784 F18.14 mas plx-H97 ? Mean Hipparcos parallax (Eq.7) 786- 803 F18.15 mas e_plx-H97 ? Error of mean Hipparcos parallax (Eq.7) 805- 822 F18.14 mas plx-H07 ? Mean revised Hipparcos parallax (Eq.7) 824- 841 F18.15 mas e_plx-H07 ? Error of mean revised Hipparcos parallax 843- 861 F19.15 mas plx-ext ? Extraneous parallax 863- 881 F19.16 mas e_plx-ext ? Extraneous parallax error 883- 885 A3 --- ext-ref ? Reference of extraneous parallax (G1) 887 I1 --- same-wds [0/1] flag: identical WDS designation exists 889 I1 --- dupl [0/1] flag: duplicated orbit for the same pair 891 I1 --- best [0/1] flag: best entry choice 893 I1 --- optical [0/1] flag: optical pair candidate 895 I1 --- merged [0/1] flag: bright star in the close vicinity 897- 916 E20.18 Msun Md0-DR3 ? Dynamical mass (errors neglected), Gaia DR3 parallax is applied 918- 937 E20.18 Msun b_Md-DR3 ? Lowbound value of dynamical mass (Gaia DR3 parallax) 939- 958 E20.18 Msun Md-DR3 ? Median value of dynamical mass (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 960- 979 E20.18 Msun B_Md-DR3 ? Upbound value of dynamical mass (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 981- 999 F19.16 Msun b_Mp1-DR3 ? Lowbound value of primary photometric mass (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1001-1019 F19.16 Msun Mp1-DR3 ? Median value of primary photometric mass (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1021-1039 F19.16 Msun B_Mp1-DR3 ? Upbound value of primary photometric mass (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1041-1057 F17.15 Msun b_Mp2-DR3 ? Lowbound value of secondary photometric mass (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1059-1075 F17.15 Msun Mp2-DR3 ? Median value of secondary photometric mass (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1077-1093 F17.15 Msun B_Mp2-DR3 ? Upbound value of secondary photometric mass (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1095-1112 F18.15 Msun b_Mpe-DR3 ? Lowbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1114-1131 F18.15 Msun Mpe-DR3 ? Median value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1133-1150 F18.15 Msun B_Mpe-DR3 ? Upbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1152-1169 F18.15 Msun b_Mp-DR3 ? Lowbound value of total photometric mass (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1171-1188 F18.15 Msun Mp-DR3 ? Median value of total photometric mass (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1190-1207 F18.15 Msun B_Mp-DR3 ? Upbound value of total photometric mass (Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1209-1228 E20.18 Msun Md0-3rd ? Dynamical mass (errors neglected), third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied 1230-1249 E20.18 Msun b_Md-3rd ? Lowbound value of dynamical mass (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1251-1270 E20.18 Msun Md-3rd ? Median value of dynamical mass (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1272-1291 E20.18 Msun B_Md-3rd ? Upbound value of dynamical mass (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1293-1311 F19.16 Msun b_Mp1-3rd ? Lowbound value of primary photometric mass (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1313-1331 F19.16 Msun Mp1-3rd ? Median value of primary photometric mass (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1333-1351 F19.16 Msun B_Mp1-3rd ? Upbound value of primary photometric mass (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1353-1370 F18.16 Msun b_Mp2-3rd ? Lowbound value of secondary photometric mass (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1372-1389 F18.16 Msun Mp2-3rd ? Median value of secondary photometric mass (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1391-1407 F17.15 Msun B_Mp2-3rd ? Upbound value of secondary photometric mass (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1409-1426 F18.15 Msun b_Mpe-3rd ? Lowbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1428-1445 F18.15 Msun Mpe-3rd ? Median value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1447-1464 F18.15 Msun B_Mpe-3rd ? Upbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1466-1482 F17.15 Msun b_Mp-3rd ? Lowbound value of total photometric mass (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1484-1501 F18.15 Msun Mp-3rd ? Median value of total photometric mass (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1503-1520 F18.15 Msun B_Mp-3rd ? Upbound value of total photometric mass (third-light Gaia DR3 parallax is applied) 1522-1541 E20.18 Msun Md0-DR2 ? Dynamical mass (uncertainties neglected), Gaia DR2 is applied 1543-1562 E20.18 Msun b_Md-DR2 ? Lowbound value of dynamical mass (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1564-1583 E20.18 Msun Md-DR2 ? Median value of dynamical mass (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1585-1604 E20.18 Msun B_Md-DR2 ? Upbound value of dynamical mass (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1606-1624 F19.16 Msun b_Mp1-DR2 ? Lowbound value of primary photometric mass (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1626-1644 F19.16 Msun Mp1-DR2 ? Median value of primary photometric mass (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1646-1664 F19.16 Msun B_Mp1-DR2 ? Upbound value of primary photometric mass (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1666-1683 F18.15 Msun b_Mp2-DR2 ? Lowbound value of secondary photometric mass (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1685-1702 F18.15 Msun Mp2-DR2 ? Median value of secondary photometric mass (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1704-1721 F18.15 Msun B_Mp2-DR2 ? Upbound value of secondary photometric mass (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1723-1740 F18.15 Msun b_Mpe-DR2 ? Lowbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1742-1759 F18.15 Msun Mpe-DR2 ? Median value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1761-1778 F18.15 Msun B_Mpe-DR2 ? Upbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1780-1797 F18.15 Msun b_Mp-DR2 ? Lowbound value of total photometric mass (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1799-1816 F18.15 Msun Mp-DR2 ? Median value of total photometric mass (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1818-1835 F18.15 Msun B_Mp-DR2 ? Upbound value of total photometric mass (Gaia DR2 is applied) 1837-1856 E20.18 Msun Md0-TGs ? Dynamical mass (uncertainties neglected), TGAS parallax is applied 1858-1877 E20.18 Msun b_Md-TGs ? Lowbound value of dynamical mass (TGAS parallax is applied) 1879-1898 E20.18 Msun Md-TGs ? Median value of dynamical mass (TGAS parallax is applied) 1900-1919 E20.18 Msun B_Md-TGs ? Upbound value of dynamical mass (TGAS parallax is applied) 1921-1938 F18.15 Msun b_Mp1-TGs ? Lowbound value of primary photometric mass (TGAS parallax is applied) 1940-1957 F18.15 Msun Mp1-TGs ? Median value of primary photometric mass (TGAS parallax is applied) 1959-1976 F18.15 Msun B_Mp1-TGs ? Upbound value of primary photometric mass (TGAS parallax is applied) 1978-1994 F17.15 Msun b_Mp2-TGs ? Lowbound value of secondary photometric mass (TGAS parallax is applied) 1996-2012 F17.15 Msun Mp2-TGs ? Median value of secondary photometric mass (TGAS parallax is applied) 2014-2030 F17.15 Msun B_Mp2-TGs ? Upbound value of secondary photometric mass (TGAS parallax is applied) 2032-2049 F18.15 Msun b_Mpe-TGs ? Lowbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (TGAS parallax is applied) 2051-2068 F18.15 Msun Mpe-TGs ? Median value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (TGAS parallax is applied) 2070-2087 F18.15 Msun B_Mpe-TGs ? Upbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (TGAS parallax is applied) 2089-2105 F17.15 Msun b_Mp-TGs ? Lowbound value of total photometric mass (TGAS parallax is applied) 2107-2124 F18.15 Msun Mp-TGs ? Median value of total photometric mass (TGAS parallax is applied) 2126-2143 F18.15 Msun B_Mp-TGs ? Upbound value of total photometric mass (TGAS parallax is applied) 2145-2164 E20.18 Msun Md0-H97 ? Dynamical mass (uncertainties neglected), Hipparcos parallax is applied 2166-2185 E20.18 Msun b_Md-H97 ? Lowbound value of dynamical mass (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2187-2206 E20.18 Msun Md-H97 ? Median value of dynamical mass (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2208-2227 E20.18 Msun B_Md-H97 ? Upbound value of dynamical mass (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2229-2246 F18.15 Msun b_Mp1-H97 ? Lowbound value of primary photometric mass (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2248-2265 F18.15 Msun Mp1-H97 ? Median value of primary photometric mass (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2267-2284 F18.15 Msun B_Mp1-H97 ? Upbound value of primary photometric mass (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2286-2302 F17.15 Msun b_Mp2-H97 ? Lowbound value of secondary photometric mass (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2304-2320 F17.15 Msun Mp2-H97 ? Median value of secondary photometric mass (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2322-2339 F18.15 Msun B_Mp2-H97 ? Upbound value of secondary photometric mass (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2341-2358 F18.15 Msun b_Mpe-H97 ? Lowbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2360-2377 F18.15 Msun Mpe-H97 ? Median value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2379-2396 F18.15 Msun B_Mpe-H97 ? Upbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2398-2415 F18.15 Msun b_Mp-H97 ? Lowbound value of total photometric mass (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2417-2434 F18.15 Msun Mp-H97 ? Median value of total photometric mass (Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2436-2453 F18.15 Msun B_Mp-H97 ? Upbound value of total photometric mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2455-2475 E21.18 Msun Md0-H07 ? Dynamical mass (uncertainties neglected), revised Hipparcos parallax is applied 2477-2496 E20.18 Msun b_Md-H07 ? Lowbound value of dynamical mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2498-2517 E20.18 Msun Md-H07 ? Median value of dynamical mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2519-2538 E20.18 Msun B_Md-H07 ? Upbound value of dynamical mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2540-2557 F18.15 Msun b_Mp1-H07 ? Lowbound value of primary photometric mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2559-2576 F18.15 Msun Mp1-H07 ? Median value of primary photometric mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2578-2595 F18.15 Msun B_Mp1-H07 ? Upbound value of primary photometric mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2597-2613 F17.15 Msun b_Mp2-H07 ? Lowbound value of secondary photometric mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2615-2631 F17.15 Msun Mp2-H07 ? Median value of secondary photometric mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2633-2649 F17.15 Msun B_Mp2-H07 ? Upbound value of secondary photometric mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2651-2668 F18.15 Msun b_Mpe-H07 ? Lowbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2670-2687 F18.15 Msun Mpe-H07 ? Median value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2689-2706 F18.15 Msun B_Mpe-H07 ? Upbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2708-2725 F18.15 Msun b_Mp-H07 ? Lowbound value of total photometric mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2727-2744 F18.15 Msun Mp-H07 ? Median value of total photometric mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2746-2763 F18.15 Msun B_Mp-H07 ? Upbound value of total photometric mass (revised Hipparcos parallax is applied) 2765-2789 F25.17 Msun Md0-ext ? Dynamical mass (uncertainties neglected), extraneous parallax is applied 2791-2816 F26.18 Msun b_Md-ext ? Lowbound value of dynamical mass (extraneous parallax is applied) 2818-2842 F25.17 Msun Md-ext ? Median value of dynamical mass (extraneous parallax is applied) 2844-2869 F26.17 Msun B_Md-ext ? Upbound value of dynamical mass (extraneous parallax is applied) 2871-2888 F18.16 Msun b_Mp1-ext ? Lowbound value of primary photometric mass (extraneous parallax is applied) 2890-2907 F18.16 Msun Mp1-ext ? Median value of primary photometric mass (extraneous parallax is applied) 2909-2926 F18.16 Msun B_Mp1-ext ? Upbound value of primary photometric mass (extraneous parallax is applied) 2928-2944 F17.15 Msun b_Mp2-ext ? Lowbound value of secondary photometric mass (extraneous parallax is applied) 2946-2962 F17.15 Msun Mp2-ext ? Median value of secondary photometric mass (extraneous parallax is applied) 2964-2980 F17.15 Msun B_Mp2-ext ? Upbound value of secondary photometric mass (extraneous parallax is applied) 2982-2998 F17.15 Msun b_Mpe-ext ? Lowbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (extraneous parallax is applied) 3000-3016 F17.15 Msun Mpe-ext ? Median value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (extraneous parallax is applied) 3018-3034 F17.15 Msun B_Mpe-ext ? Upbound value of photometric mass assuming equal brightness of components (extraneous parallax is applied) 3036-3052 F17.15 Msun b_Mp-ext ? Lowbound value of total photometric mass (extraneous parallax is applied) 3054-3070 F17.15 Msun Mp-ext ? Median value of total photometric mass (extraneous parallax is applied) 3072-3088 F17.15 Msun B_Mp-ext ? Upbound value of total photometric mass (extraneous parallax is applied) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Global notes: Note (G1): The following abbreviations are used DR3 = Gaia DR3 parallax of components (I/355) 3rd = Gaia DR3 parallax of third-light component (I/355) DR2 = Gaia DR2 parallax of components (I/345) TGS = TGAS parallax of components (I/337/tgas) H07 = Revised Hipparcos parallax (I/311) H97 = Original Hipparcos parallax (I/239) e** = Extraneous parallaxes: e01 = The TESS Input Catalog and Candidate Target List (Stassun et al., 2018AJ....156..102S 2018AJ....156..102S, J/AJ/156/102) e02 = The solar neighborhood. XLIII. New nearby stars (Riedel et al., 2018AJ....156...49R 2018AJ....156...49R, J/AJ/156/49/table347) e03 = Astrometric monitoring of ultracool dwarf binaries (Dupuy et al., 2017ApJS..231...15D 2017ApJS..231...15D, J/ApJS/231/15/table5) e04 = The solar neighborhood. Parallax results from the CTIOPI 0.9 M program (Henry et al., 2006AJ....132.2360H 2006AJ....132.2360H) e05 = All-sky spectrally matched Tycho2 stars (Pickles et al., 2010PASP..122.1437P 2010PASP..122.1437P, VI/135/table15) e06 = Yale Trigonometric Parallaxes, Fourth Edition (van Altena et al. 1995GCTP..C......0V 1995GCTP..C......0V, I/238A) e07 = RAVE 5th data release (Kunder+, 2017AJ....153...75K 2017AJ....153...75K, III/279) e08 = WISE J072003.20-084651.2B is a massive T dwarf (Dupuy et al., 2019AJ....158..174D 2019AJ....158..174D) e09 = Hawaii Infrared Parallax Program. I. (Dupuy+ et al. 2012ApJS..201...19D 2012ApJS..201...19D, J/ApJS/201/19 e10 = Discovery of a Binary Brown Dwarf at 2 pc from the Sun (Luhman, 2013ApJ...767L...1L 2013ApJ...767L...1L) e11 = Parallaxes of 18 Nearby Stars Selected from the LSPM-North Catalog (Lepine et al., 2009AJ....137.4109L 2009AJ....137.4109L) e12 = Accurate masses and radii of normal stars (Torres et al., 2010A&ARv..18...67T 2010A&ARv..18...67T, J/other/A+ARV/18.67/table2) e13 = The URAT Parallax Catalog (UPC). Update 2018 (Finch et al., 2018AJ....155..176F 2018AJ....155..176F, I/344 e14 = Updated Multiple Star Catalog (MSC): Sept 2021 (Tokovinin, 2018ApJS..235....6T 2018ApJS..235....6T, J/ApJS/235/6 e15 = Stellar multiplicity rate of M dwarfs within 25 pc (Winters et al., 2019AJ....157..216W 2019AJ....157..216W, J/AJ/157/216/table3) e16 = Spectroscopic observations of Herbig Ae/Be stars (Manoj et al., 2006ApJ...653..657M 2006ApJ...653..657M, J/ApJ/653/657) e17 = CARMENES input catalogue of M dwarfs. V. (Cifuentes et al., 2020A&A...642A.115C 2020A&A...642A.115C, J/A+A/642/A115/tablea3) e18 = T/Y brown dwarfs with WISE photometry (Kirkpatrick et al., 2012ApJ...753..156K 2012ApJ...753..156K, J/ApJ/753/156) e19 = Geneva-Copenhagen Survey of Solar neighbourhood III (Holmberg et al., 2009A&A...501..941H 2009A&A...501..941H, V/130/gcs3) e20 = ATNF Pulsar Catalogue (Manchester et al., 2005AJ....129.1993M 2005AJ....129.1993M, B/psr) e21 = Revised Hipparcos parallax (I/311) from AB pair e22 = Gaia DR2 (I/345) parallax for B component -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: Dmitry Chulkov, chulkovd(at)gmail.com
(End) Patricia Vannier [CDS] 30-Oct-2022
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