All Tables
- Table 1:
Properties of the CCD cameras used during WeCAPP at
Wendelstein (We) and Calar Alto (CA) Observatories. Both
CCDs have a pixel size of
.
- Table 2:
Extract from the WeCAPP catalogue of
variable stars. We give the identification, the right ascension and
declination, the assigned period and its significance s (
un-significant,
highly
significant) in R and I, the amplitude of variation in both bands,
and finally a classification according to the scheme presented in
Sects. 4 and 5. The variation amplitudes
and
are given in units of [10-5 Jy].
- Table 3:
Coincidences between the WeCAPP catalogue
of variable stars and the X-ray selected catalogue of point sources by
Kaaret (2002). A search radius of 1
was used. We give the
identifier and WCS coordinates for the WeCAPP sources, and the
identifier for the Kaaret (2002) sources. For sources coincident
with the 2MASS catalogue Cutri et al. (2000), we give the 2MASS identifier
also. We also show the difference
r of the matching of both catalogues
for each of the correlated sources.
- Table 4:
Coincidences between the WeCAPP catalogue of
variable stars and the X-ray selected catalogue of point sources by
Kong et al. (2002). A search radius of 1
was used. We give the
identifier and WCS coordinates for the WeCAPP sources, and the
identifier and IAU name for the Kong et al. (2002) sources.
We also show the difference
r
of the matching of both catalogues for each of the correlated sources.
Symbols in the last row are taken from Kong et al. (2002), and they mark
globular cluster counterparts (g, search radius 3
), X-ray
variable sources (v), and X-ray transients (t).
- Table 5:
Coincidences between the WeCAPP catalogue of
variable stars and the General Catalogue of Variable Stars (GCVS,
Durlevich et al. 1996). A search radius of 1
was used. We give the
identifier, WCS coordinates and a classification for the WeCAPP
sources, and the identifier and a classification according to the
GCVS. We also the
difference
r of the matching of both catalogues
for each of the correlated sources.