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- by star number

- by X-Y coordinate

- by magnitude

Notes:

Star 40 is origin of X-Y system

"SP" means "separation-problem", i.e. - the stars are too close to be suitable for use for estimating magnitdues at low magnification (20x). A low-magnification, the stars may integrate into a single object with a combined magnitude. Stars with separation problems are left on the chart for reference by higher aperature and magnification telescopes.

Columns:

"m_vSt" means the magnitude in the Johnson ubv system - adjusted per Stanton (1999) for the visual system, rounded to one digit

"m_se" means the standard error of m_vSt, when measured with the human eye, rounded to one digit

"U" means whether the star is suitable (useable) for use at low magnification. "Y"=Yes"; "N"="No"

Gray background color in a row means - "U"="N": the star is not suitable for use at low magnification.

"F" and aqua background color means the star has not been field tested.

"X_Dir" means the X coordinate of the X-Y coordinate system in direct view

"X_Odd" means the X coordinate of the X-Y coordinate system in the odd number of reflections view

"J_V" means the magnitude through a Johnson V filter

"J_V_se" means the standard error of magnitude through a Johnson V filter

"J_CI" means the color index B-V in the Johnson ubv system

Catalogue by: K. Fisher 3/2004 fisherka@csolutions.net

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