Spectral types for objects in the KISO survey. V - Data for 110 stars
G. Wegner, Steven R. Swanson
Abstract
G. Wegner, Steven R. Swanson
Abstract
Spectroscopy and spectral types for 110 ultraviolet excess objects found in the Kiso Schmidt camera survey are reported. About half of the spectra were obtained with the McGraw-Hill 1.3 m telescope at 8 A resolution covering the wavelength interval λλ 4000-7200 using the Mark II spectrograph and Reticon detector system. The remaining observations were secured with the Mark III spectrograph attached to both the 1.3 m telescope and the new Hiltner 2.4 m telescope which yields about 12 A resolution in the same spectral range using CCD detectors. Descriptions of the spectra of some of the more peculiar objects found in this sample are given and include: 26 subdwarfs, 11 white dwarfs including a possible magnetic one, 14 quasars and 10 emission-line objects, and a new composite sdB + dM system.
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Spectroscopy and spectral types for 110 ultraviolet excess objects found in the Kiso Schmidt camera survey are reported. About half of the spectra were obtained with the McGraw-Hill 1.3 m telescope at 8 A resolution covering the wavelength interval λλ 4000-7200 using the Mark II spectrograph and Reticon detector system. The remaining observations were secured with the Mark III spectrograph attached to both the 1.3 m telescope and the new Hiltner 2.4 m telescope which yields about 12 A resolution in the same spectral range using CCD detectors. Descriptions of the spectra of some of the more peculiar objects found in this sample are given and include: 26 subdwarfs, 11 white dwarfs including a possible magnetic one, 14 quasars and 10 emission-line objects, and a new composite sdB + dM system.
Key concepts: Physics, Stars, Astronomy, Astrophysics, Stellar classification