3059 III/59 Catalogue and Bibliography of Mn-Hg Stars H Schneider CDS Bull. No. 20, p. 113 ??? ??? 1981 1981BICDS..20..113S Bibliography Stars, Ap Stars, peculiar In the present catalogue all Ap stars of the type Mn-Hg, Mn or Hg are summarized. Also, the stars which are suspected to be of this type are included. If in the literature two or more classifications of a star indicate the same type (or one with high dispersion) it is listed as of known type. If only doubtful or different classifications exist for a star, it is indicated as suspected.

HD HD (Cat. <III/135>) number --- HR Bright Star (HR, Cat. <V/50>)) number --- Name Common name --- mv Visual magnitude from SAO catalog mag Sp Spectral type from SAO catalog --- dupl Duplicity code D = Double SB = Spectroscopic binary SB1 + 1-line system SB2 = 2-line system V = Visual binary. The following number indicates the number of components, the following letter, the component which is the Ap star (E.g. V3B) --- RAh Right ascension (1950) - hour The positions are taken from the SAO Catalog. h RAm Right ascension (1950) - minutes min RAs Right ascension (1950) - seconds s DE- Declination sign --- DEd Declination degrees (1950) deg DEm Decliantion minutes (1950) arcmin DEs Decliantion seconds (1950) arcsec n_Sp Suspected Mn-Hg star or misc. cl. --- group indicates member of group/cluster or misc. remark (see remarks.dat) --- ref References - see refs.dat --- HD HD designation, as in data.dat --- Text Text of remark --- ID Reference number ID is repeated when the reference requires more than one line. --- Text Reference Books are indicated by ' ' in this file, remarks.txt, and abrev.txt. See file "abrev.txt" for abbreviations of magazines. --- abrev.txtAbbreviations used in refs.dat N. G. Roman and Julie Anne Watko SSDOO/ADC 1997Nov07 III_59.xml