J/ApJS/259/41       Photometry of M31 AGB sample                (Goldman+, 2022)

A census of thermally-pulsing AGB stars in the Andromeda galaxy and a first estimate of their contribution to the global dust budget. Goldman S.R., Boyer M.L., Dalcanton J., McDonald I., Girardi L., Williams B.F., Srinivasan S., Gordon K. <Astrophys. J. Suppl. Ser. 259, 41 (2022)> =2022ApJS..259...41G 2022ApJS..259...41G (SIMBAD/NED BibCode)
ADC_Keywords: Galaxies, nearby ; Stars, variable ; Photometry ; Stars, late-type Keywords: galaxies: dwarf - galaxies: stellar content - infrared: stars - Local Group - stars: AGB and post-AGB - stars: carbon Abstract: We present a near-complete catalog of the metal-rich population of thermally pulsing asymptotic giant branch (AGB) stars in the northwest quadrant of M31. This metal-rich sample complements the equally complete metal-poor Magellanic Cloud AGB catalogs produced by the SAGE program. Our catalog includes Hubble Space Telescope (HST) wide-band photometry from the Panchromatic Hubble Andromeda Treasury survey, HST medium-band photometry used to chemically classify a subset of the sample, and Spitzer mid- and far-IR photometry that we have used to isolate dust-producing AGB stars. We have detected 346623 AGB stars; these include 4802 AGB candidates producing considerable dust, and 1356 AGB candidates that lie within clusters with measured ages, and in some cases metallicities. Using the Spitzer data and chemical classifications made with the medium-band data, we have identified both carbon- and oxygen-rich AGB candidates producing significant dust. We have applied color-mass-loss relations based on dusty-AGB stars from the LMC to estimate the dust injection by AGB stars in the PHAT footprint. Applying our color relations to a subset of the chemically classified stars producing the bulk of the dust, we find that ∼97.8% of the dust is oxygen-rich. Using several scenarios for the dust lifetime, we have estimated the contribution of AGB stars to the global dust budget of M31 to be 0.9%-35.5%, which is in line with previous estimates in the Magellanic Clouds. Follow-up observations of the M31 AGB candidates with the JWST will allow us to further constrain stellar and chemical evolutionary models, and the feedback and dust production of metal-rich evolved stars. Description: UV to IR photometry for AGB candidates in the PHAT footprint of M31. Additional classifications for carbon and oxygen-rich AGB stars, heavily dust enshrouded AGB stars, Red Helium Burning and Red Supergiant candidates, and associated cluster properties, where available. File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file table2.dat 463 346623 Photometry of the M31 AGB sample; from erratum published in 2023ApJS..268...71G 2023ApJS..268...71G -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See also: J/AJ/141/61 : Star clusters in M31. II. (Caldwell+, 2011) J/ApJS/215/9 : PHAT X. UV-IR photometry of M31 stars (Williams+, 2014) J/ApJ/802/127 : PHAT stellar cluster survey. II. AP catalog (Johnson+, 2015) J/ApJS/216/10 : DUSTiNGS. I. The Good Source Catalog (Boyer+, 2015) J/ApJS/228/5 : Spitzer photometry of ∼1million stars in M31 + 15 gal. (Khan, 2017) Byte-by-byte Description of file: table2.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 6 I6 --- ID [1/346623] This catalog's internal identifier 8- 25 F18.15 deg RAdeg Right Ascension (J2000) 27- 44 F18.15 deg DEdeg Declination (J2000) 46- 48 I3 --- Brick [-99/23] PHAT brick identifier (1) 50- 55 F6.3 kpc R [0/20] Deprojected radius from galaxy center 57- 62 F6.3 [-] [M/H] [-0.3/0.11] Estimated [M/H] based on R (Z-Rad) (2) 64- 68 I5 --- Cl-ID [0/15121]?=-99.999 Cluster catalog identifier (Clst-ID) (3) 69- 70 A2 --- --- [.0] 72- 75 F4.1 [-] Cl-[Fe/H] [-2.4/0.4]?=-99.999 Cluster [Fe/H] (Clst-Z) (3) (4) 77- 81 F5.2 [yr] logCl-Age [0/10.3]?=-99.999 log cluster age (Clst-Age) (3) 83- 85 F3.1 [Msun] logCl-Mass [0/7]?=-99.999 log cluster mass (Clst-M) (3) 87- 91 F5.2 arcsec Cl-Rad [0/6.4]?=-99.999 Cluster visible radius (Clst-R) (3) 93- 97 F5.2 arcsec Cl-Dist [0/4.8]?=-99.999 Source distance to cluster center (Clst-D) (3) 99-105 F7.3 mag F275W [15.6/41]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/UVIS F275W band magnitude (5) 107-113 F7.3 mag e_F275W [0.002/10]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in F275W (5) 115-121 F7.3 mag F336W [17.7/41]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/UVIS F336W band magnitude (5) 123-129 F7.3 mag e_F336W [0.001/10]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in F336W (5) 131-137 F7.3 mag F475W [14.7/38]?=-99.999 HST/ACS/WFC F475W band magnitude (5) 139-145 F7.3 mag e_F475W [0.001/10]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in F475W (5) 147-153 F7.3 mag F814W [13.5/35.2]?=-99.999 HST/ACS/WFC F814W band magnitude (5) 155-161 F7.3 mag e_F814W [0.001/9]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in F814W (5) 163-169 F7.3 mag F110W [12/26.1]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/IR F110W band magnitude (5) 171-177 F7.3 mag e_F110W [0.001/0.3]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in F110W (5) 179-185 F7.3 mag F127M [15/21]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/IR F127M band magnitude (6) 187-193 F7.3 mag e_F127M [0.001/0.1]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in F127M (6) 195-201 F7.3 mag F139M [14.8/22]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/IR F139M band magnitude (6) 203-209 F7.3 mag e_F139M [0.001/0.2]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in F139M (6) 211-217 F7.3 mag F153M [14.4/21]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/IR F153M band magnitude (6) 219-225 F7.3 mag e_F153M [0.001/0.1]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in F153M (6) 227-233 F7.3 mag F160W [12.6/25.4]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/IR F160W band magnitude (5) 235-241 F7.3 mag e_F160W [0.001/0.4]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in F160W (5) 243-249 F7.3 --- S-F110W [-9.999/0.4]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/IR F110W band sharpness 251-257 F7.3 --- S-F160W [-9.999/3]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/IR F160W band sharpness 259-265 F7.3 --- S-F275W [-9.999/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/UVIS F275W band sharpness 267-273 F7.3 --- S-F336W [-9.999/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/UVIS F336W band sharpness 275-281 F7.3 --- S-F475W [-9.999/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/ACS/WFC F475W band sharpness 283-289 F7.3 --- S-F814W [-9.999/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/ACS/WFC F814W band sharpness 291-297 F7.3 --- R-F110w [-9.999/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/IR F110W band roundness 299-305 F7.3 --- R-F160W [-9.999/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/IR F160W band roundness 307-313 F7.3 --- R-F275W [-9.999/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/UVIS F275W band roundness 315-321 F7.3 --- R-F336W [-9.999/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/UVIS F336W band roundness 323-329 F7.3 --- R-F475W [-9.999/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/ACS/WFC F475W band roundness 331-337 F7.3 --- R-F814W [-9.999/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/ACS/WFC F814W band roundness 339-345 F7.3 --- C-F110W [0/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/IR F110W band crowdedness 347-353 F7.3 --- C-F160W [0/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/IR F160W band crowdedness 355-361 F7.3 --- C-F275W [0/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/UVIS F275W band crowdedness 363-369 F7.3 --- C-F336W [0/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/WFC3/UVIS F336W band crowdedness 371-377 F7.3 --- C-F475W [0/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/ACS/WFC F475W band crowdedness 379-385 F7.3 --- C-F814W [0/9.999]?=-99.999 HST/ACS/WFC F814W band crowdedness 387-393 F7.3 mag IRAC1 [9.5/18]?=-99.999 Spitzer/IRAC 3.6um band magnitude (6) 395-401 F7.3 mag e_IRAC1 [0.02/0.3]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in IRAC1 (6) 403-409 F7.3 mag IRAC2 [9.3/18.3]?=-99.999 Spitzer/IRAC 4.5um band magnitude (6) 411-417 F7.3 mag e_IRAC2 [0.01/0.3]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in IRAC2 (6) 419-425 F7.3 mag IRAC3 [10.4/18.2]?=-99.999 Spitzer/IRAC 5.8um band magnitude (7) 427-433 F7.3 mag e_IRAC3 [0.01/0.3]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in IRAC3 (7) 435-441 F7.3 mag IRAC4 [8.7/17.4]?=-99.999 Spitzer/IRAC 8um band magnitude (7) 443-449 F7.3 mag e_IRAC4 [0.01/0.3]?=-99.999 Uncertainty in IRAC4 (7) 451 I1 --- HST-AGB [0/1] Classified here as AGB candidate from HST criteria 453 I1 --- X-AGB [0/1] Classified here as AGB candidate from Spitzer criteria 455 I1 --- RHeB [0/1] Classified here as RHeB candidate 457 I1 --- RSG [0/1] Classified here as Red supergiant candidate in Ren+ 2021ApJ...907...18R 2021ApJ...907...18R 459 A1 --- Chem [cm] AGB photometric chemical type from HST small regions (8) 461 A1 --- SPLASH [cm] AGB photometric chemical type from SPLASH subset (8) 463 I1 --- Gaia [0/1]? Gaia foreground candidate -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note (1): From Williams+ 2014, Cat. J/ApJS/215/9 Note (2): Relation from Gregersen+ 2015AJ....150..189G 2015AJ....150..189G Note (3): From Johnson+ 2015, Cat. J/ApJ/802/127 (<[JSD2015] AP NNNNN> in Simbad). Note (4): Measured spectroscopically by Caldwell+ 2011, J/AJ/141/61 Note (5): From Dalcanton+ 2012ApJS..200...18D 2012ApJS..200...18D Note (6): Performed here following Boyer+ 2015, Cat. J/ApJS/216/10 Note (7): From Khan 2017, Cat. J/ApJS/228/5 Note (8): Chemical types were determined by Boyer+ (2019ApJ...879..109B 2019ApJ...879..109B) in 21 fields using the medium-band HST photometry (C, M) included in this catalog, or from the additional DEIMOS/Keck II optical spectra (C, M) from the SPLASH survey (Hamren+ 2015ApJ...810...60H 2015ApJ...810...60H). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: Steven R. Goldman, sgoldman(at)usra.edu History: 18-Jul-2022: Insert into VizieR 02-Nov-2023: Table updated from erratum published in 2023ApJS..268...71G 2023ApJS..268...71G
(End) Patricia Vannier [CDS] 12-Apr-2022
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