Table 5: Stellar populations for the cluster galaxies in terms of the six stellar components defined (see text): main sequence (luminosity class V) young, intermediate and old populations; giant (luminosity class III) young and intermediate populations; young supergiant (luminosity class I) populations. All values are in percentage and give the contribution of each population component to the total light at $\lambda _{\rm ref} = 4200 $ Å. The distance D, the number of features ($n_{\rm f}$) (see Sect. 5.1) used for each solution found and the value of E(B-V), when applicable, are also given. The relative position of each galaxy within the cluster (see Fig. 6 is indicated in the second row ("ct'' stands for centre or core; "it'' denotes the intermediate region and "p'' identifies peripheral galaxies).

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position V young V int. V old III young III int. I young D $n_{\rm f}$ E(B-V)

218
ct.     25   25 50 193 36 0.0
235 ct.     32   45 23 63 33 0.0
189 ct.   11 40   9 40 106 30 0.0
213 ct.   16 20 14 45 5 75 37 0.0
216 ct.   16 17 4 53 10 125 43 0.0
231 it.     15 1 17 67 50 18 0.0
102 it.         42 58 582 33 0.0
128 it.     40   7 53 96 32 0.0
184 it.   17 17 3 41 22 56 35 0.0
322 it. 18 22 27 13 18 2 36 33 0.0
343 it.   11 27   26 36 117 41 0.0
391 it.         41 59 75 19 0.0
396 p.     40     60 52 19 0.0
404 p.   10 4 21 49 16 60 32 0.15
421 p.     12     88 164 26 0.0
443 p. 6   13 1 60 20 66 28 0.0
451 p.   7 29   43 21 280 31 0.0
902 p.   20 13   35 32 156 35 0.0
37 p. 6     3 33 58 17 19 0.0


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