J/A+A/624/A25       HST WFC3 photometry of NGC 2419              (Larsen+, 2019)
Hubble Space Telescope photometry of multiple stellar populations in the
inner parts of NGC 2419.
    Larsen S.S., Baumgardt H., Bastian N, Hernandez S., Brodie J.P.
    <Astron. Astrophys. 624, A25 (2019)>
    =2019A&A...624A..25L 2019A&A...624A..25L        (SIMBAD/NED BibCode)
ADC_Keywords: Clusters, globular ; Photometry, HST ; Photometry, UBVRI ;
              Abundances, [Fe/H]
Keywords: globular clusters: individual (NGC 2419) - stars: abundances -
          Hertzsprung-Russell and C-M diagrams
Abstract:
    We present new deep imaging of the central regions of the remote
    globular cluster NGC 2419, obtained with the F343N and F336W filters
    of the Wide Field Camera 3 on board the Hubble Space Telescope. The
    new data are combined with archival imaging to constrain nitrogen and
    helium abundance variations within the cluster. We find a clearly
    bimodal distribution of the nitrogen-sensitive F336W-F343N colours
    of red giants, from which we estimate that about 55% of the giants
    belong to a population with about normal (field-like) nitrogen
    abundances (P1), while the remaining 45% belong to a nitrogen-rich
    population (P2). On average, the P2 stars are more He-rich than the P1
    stars, with an estimated mean difference of ΔY~=0.05, but the P2
    stars exhibit a significant spread in He content and some may reach
    ΔY~=0.13. A smaller He spread may also be present for the P1
    stars. Additionally, stars with spectroscopically determined low Mg
    abundances ([Mg/Fe]<0) are generally associated with P2. We find the
    P2 stars to be slightly more centrally concentrated in NGC 2419 with a
    projected half-number radius of about 10% less than for the P1 stars,
    but the difference is not highly significant (p~=0.05). Using
    published radial velocities, we find evidence of rotation for the P1
    stars, whereas the results are inconclusive for the P2 stars, which
    are consistent with no rotation as well as the same average rotation
    found for the P1 stars. Because of the long relaxation time scale of
    NGC 2419, the radial trends and kinematic properties of the
    populations are expected to be relatively unaffected by dynamical
    evolution. Hence, they provide constraints on formation scenarios for
    multiple populations, which must account not only for the presence of
    He spreads within sub-populations identified via CNO variations, but
    also for the relatively modest differences in the spatial
    distributions and kinematics of the populations.
Description:
    tablea1.dat contains HST WFC3 PSF-fitting astrometry and photometry
    for stars in NGC 2419.
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See also:
    J/AJ/136/2259    : HST photometry of stars in NGC 2419 (Sandquist+, 2008)
    J/A+A/581/A72    : ubvy photometry of NGC2419 (Frank+, 2015)
    J/MNRAS/431/1995 : Deep uVI photometry of NGC2419 (Beccari+, 2013)
Byte-by-byte Description of file: tablea1.dat
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   Bytes Format Units   Label     Explanations
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   1-  5  I5    ---     Seq       [1/79078] Running ID
   7- 14  F8.3  pix     Xpos      CCD X coordinate
  16- 23  F8.3  pix     Ypos      CCD Y coordinate
  25- 37  F13.9 deg     RAdeg     Right Ascension (J2000.0)
  39- 50  F12.9 deg     DEdeg     Declination (J2000.0)
  52- 57  F6.3  mag     mF336W    F336W STMAG magnitude
  59- 64  F6.3  mag   e_mF336W    Error on F336W magnitude
  66- 71  F6.3  mag   s_mF336W    R.M.S on F336W magnitude measurements
  73- 78  F6.3  mag     mF343N    F343N STMAG magnitude
  80- 85  F6.3  mag   e_mF343N    Error on F343N magnitude
  87- 92  F6.3  mag   s_mF343N    R.M.S on F343N magnitude measurements
  94- 99  F6.3  mag     mF438W    F438W STMAG magnitude
 101-106  F6.3  mag   e_mF438W    Error on F438W magnitude
 108-113  F6.3  mag     mF555W    F555W STMAG magnitude
 115-120  F6.3  mag   e_mF555W    Error on F555W magnitude
 122-127  F6.3  mag     mF606W    F606W STMAG magnitude
 129-134  F6.3  mag   e_mF606W    Error on F606W magnitude
 136-141  F6.3  mag     mF814W    F814W STMAG magnitude
 143-148  F6.3  mag   e_mF814W    Error on F814W magnitude
 150-155  F6.3  mag     mF850LP   F850LP STMAG magnitude
 157-162  F6.3  mag  e_mF850LP    Error on F850LP magnitude
     164  I1    ---     CCD15078  [1/2] CCD for GO-15078 data
     166  I1    ---     CCD11903  [1/2] CCD for GO-11903 data
 168-173  F6.3  ---     chi438    ALLFRAME chi-square for F438W fit
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Acknowledgements:
    Soeren Larsen, s.larsen(at)astro.ru.nl
(End)    Soeren Larsen [Radboud University], Patricia Vannier [CDS]  06-Feb-2019