Titlebook: Census of the Galaxy: Challenges for Photometry and Spectrometry with GAIA; Proceedings of the W Vladas Vansevičius,Arūnas Kučinskas,Jokūba

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Maurice Kwok-to Choi,Kwok-bun Chand pixelization, but assuming rather small wave front errors. Stars brighter than 10 mag, which will saturate the CCD, may be observed photometrically using the image wings, but the central wavelengths will be slightly shifted towards the red.

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Maurice Kwok-to Choi,Kwok-bun Chanosed for GAIA. We discuss the accuracy of the transformations to the standard photometric system and the precision of the determination of physical parameters for various types of stars using the 4-D classification procedure.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-40698-0ometric quantities for different spectral types. We notice significant differences for similar indices, apparently due to small deviations of central wavelengths and band-widths of the filters. For the G-K type stars of moderate luminosity we interpret the difference introduced by . and . pass-bands

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-40698-0he calculated magnitudes were compared to the observed ones. It is shown that there are systematic differences between calculated and observed magnitudes. The systematic errors are supposed to be bound up with the sky scanning procedure on the Hipparcos satellite. Polynomials in powers of coordinate

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Robert Meersman,Hervé Panetto,Deijing Doued and space-born), available in book format (Moro and Munari, 2000) and electronically (.). It is a relevant source of information to address the legacy of existing photometric systems to the one being designed for the GAIA mission. Its use in such a context and the planned developments are briefly