ADC Dataset: I/260 -- The visual double stars observed by the Hipparcos satellite (2000)
J. Dommanget, O. Nys

Keywords: Stars, double and multiple ; catalogs ; astrometry ; stars: binaries: visual

Source Reference(s):
    Astron. Astrophys., Vol. 363, p.991, 2000 (ADS: 2000A&A...363..991D)

Description of Dataset:

    This catalogue is the only complete list of all known double and
    multiple systems (18644) of which at least one component was
    identified in the Hipparcos final catalog in July 1997 (Cat. <I/239>),
    including the 2994 systems newly discovered by the satellite, as well
    as the 155 new astrometric orbital pairs also discovered by the
    satellite (Dommanget, 2000Obs...120..202D), and also the 38 new
    astrometric binaries components of known systems. It may be considered
    as a subset of the CCDM as existing in 1998 of which a first edition
    appeared in 1994 (Cat. <I/211>), and of which a second edition
    containing more than 45,000 systems is being prepared for publication.
    Consequently, the format of this list is that of the CCDM for which
    all information may be found in the introduction of its 1994 published
    version (as file I/211/ccdm.doc)

    The format of this catalogue is the same as the CCDM (Cat. <I/211>)

See Also:
  1. Dataset: I/239: The Hipparcos and Tycho Catalogues (ESA 1997)
  2. Dataset: I/211: CCDM (Components of Double and Multiple stars) (Dommanget+ 1994)
Table File Information:

 1260_ccdmhipn.dat - The Catalogue
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FieldLabelUnitsFormatDefinition
1CCDM---A10*(Catalogue of the Components of the Double and Multiple stars) number(a)
2rComp---A1[B-Z?] Reference component (blank if A)
3Comp---A1*[A-Z?] Concerned component(b)
4Note1---A1*[*&] orbit flag(c)
5Note2---A1*[@%] astrometric binary(d)
6Disc---A7*Name of the pair (Discoverer and Number)(e)
7dRAssF7.2? Remainder of RA in second of time;
8dDEsarcsecF7.1? Remainder of DE in arcsecond;
9r_dRAs---I2*? Source code for positions(f)
10YearyrI4? Year of measured relative position
11thetadegA3*Position angle (degrees)(g)
12rhoarcsecF6.1? angular separation of Comp along theta
13Obs---I2? for A component: number of components; other component: number of measurements
14VmagmagF4.1? magnitude
15Sp---A2spectrum
16pmNote---A1*[*@$#] Origin of the proper motion(h)
17pmRAmas/yrI5? annual proper motion in 0"001
18pmDEmas/yrI5? annual proper motion in 0"001
19DM---A10*First identification = DM (Harvard system)(i)
20Name2---A10*Second identification(i)
21HD---A6HD designation
22m_HD---A2*[*?/0-9 ] second HD (Example: 131843/4)(j)
23ADS/BDS---A6ADS number (A) or BDS number (B)
24m_ADS/BDS---A1[aN] suffix (a) to an inserted ADS number N = Note in the WDS
25n_IDS---A1*[*W] Note on IDS designation(k)
26IDS---A11Uncorrected Index designation (1976.5) (equinox 1900) and identification letter;
27HIP---I6? Hipparcos Catalogue (I/239) number

 
(a)
     The CCDM number is made with RA(2000) limited to 0.1 minute of time
     (HHMMm) and Dec(2000) limited to 1 minute of a degree (+DDMM). Full
     details about the construction of the CCDM number are given in the
     publication.
 
(b)
     In one record the sign '?' signs appear (for CCDM 07366-1428)
 
(c)
     * : orbit in the personal catalogue of J.Dommanget (1982;
         partially updated to 1994)
     & : orbit in the WDS
 
(d) the symbols are:
     @ = astrometric binary
     % = astrometric binary discovered by Hipparcos
 
(e)
     New discoverer names are:
     HDS = Hipparcos new astrometric binary
     KZA = S.M. Kazeza
     LYS = L. Louys,
     NYS = O. Nys,
     ONL = Occultation News Letter
 
(f)
     The new references are:
     47 = ORB (Carte du Ciel)
     48 = Bordeaux (Soulie)
     81 = HIC (Cat. I/196)
     82 = HIP (Cat. I/239)
 
(g)
     The following letters are sometimes used to indicate an approximate
     location of the secondary component:
     'N' (to the North)
     'NF'(to the North and following)      (first quadrant)
     'F' (following)
     'SF'(to the South and following)      (second quadrant)
     'S' (to the South)
     'SP'(to the South and preceding)      (third quadrant)
     'P' (preceding)
     'NP'(to the North and preceding)      (fourth quadrant)
 
(h) the symbols are as follows:
     *: not the pm from the Index;
     @: pm from the HIC;
     $: pm = pm(B/A);
     #: the pm is quite different from the other components' motion,
        but the exact values are not available.
 
(i) the codes are as follows:
     .0 = BD    .6 = AGK2/3
     .2 = CD    .8 = SAO
     .4 = CPD
     The suffixes "a" and "b" following some DM designations
     appear in  place of the dot.
 
(j) the symbols are:
     / = second HD identifier
     ? = questionable identification
     * = possible inversion of HD components
 
(k)
     The * means that the Index number is built for a new component
           or system;
     The W means that the IDS is a WDS number (i.e. based on J2000
           position, whereas the IDS is based on B1900 positions)


(END ADC # I/260 ) J. Dommanget [Obs. Royal Bruxelles] , F. Ochsenbein [CDS] 19-Oct-2000