3079A III/79A Atlas of the Spectrum of Gamma Tauri, 5186-8700 A L Appelquist J Andersen W A Fisher J M Fletcher P Kjaergaard A&AS 52 237 1983 1983A&AS...52..237A Spectrophotometry Stars, K-type Stars, giant The Photometric Atlas of the Spectrum of gamma Tauri 5186-8700 angstroms (gamma TAU; Appelquist et al. 1983) lists normalized intensity and wavelength at 22,725 points along the spectrum of the K giant gamma Tauri. This atlas supplements the atlas already completed for the blue-green region by Gratton et al. ( 1975). The atlas is "based on spectrograms of dispersion 4.9 angstroms/mm obtained with the 1.2m telescope and coude spectrograph of the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory" (Appelquist et al. 1983) and is the first of a set of four (including alpha Boo, rho Boo, and delta Boo A) intended to illustrate the effects of temperature and metal abundance variations on the spectrum. The catalog is in five files: the first four files cover the ranges 5186-6004, 6000-7004, 7000-8004, and 8000-8700 angstroms, respectively, and the fifth file lists the entire range without gaps or overlap.

Wavelen1 Wavelength in angstroms 0.1nm Inten1 Intensity mag Wavelen2 Wavelength in angstroms 0.1nm Inten2 Intensity mag Wavelen3 Wavelength in angstroms 0.1nm Inten3 Intensity mag Wavelen4 Wavelength in angstroms 0.1nm Inten4 Intensity mag C.-H. Joseph Lyu Hughes STX/NASA 1995Jun22 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN The Photometric Atlas of the Spectrum of gamma Tauri 5186-8700 A (gamma TAU) was received by the Astronomical Data Center (ADC), NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, from the Centre de Donnees Astronomiques de Strasbourg (CDS), in September 1983. The catalog was in five text files, formatted as described above. Eight bytes on the beginning of each record containing the file identification were removed, and trailing blanks were trimmed by means of an editor to reduce the record size from 76 to 68 bytes. A FORTRAN program was run to check the validity of each field according to its data type and value. The original documentation was scanned and incorporated into this ReadMe file. No attempt has been made to reorganize the data. Currently four data points are on each record. III_79A.xml