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Table 1:

Properties of the RR Lyrae stars.
ID Type $\alpha$ [hms] $\delta$ [dms] d [ $^{\prime\prime}$] P [d] SNR V V-I
V1 RRab 13:12:56.3 18:07:13.8 176.8 0.6098298(9) 14.3 16.970 0.579
V2 RRc 13:12:50.3 18:07:00.8 202.0 0.386122(1) 22.2 16.879 0.402
V3 RRab 13:12:51.4 18:07:45.5 154.6 0.630605(1) 17.8 16.848 0.447
V4 RRc 13:12:43.9 18:07:26.4 230.3 0.385545(1) 26.0 16.800 0.383
V5 RRab 13:12:39.1 18:05:42.6 353.3 0.639426(1) 23.2 16.888 0.526
V6 RRab 13:13:03.9 18:10:19.8 123.7 0.664020(1) 14.4 16.819 0.522
V7 RRab 13:13:00.9 18:11:29.7 113.3 0.5448584(6) 13.5 ... ...
V8 RRab 13:13:00.4 18:11:05.1 92.3 0.615528(1) 16.1 ... ...
V9 RRab 13:13:00.1 18:09:25.0 81.9 0.6003690(7) 15.2 ... ...
V10 RRab 13:12:45.7 18:10:55.6 143.3 0.6082612(7) 18.8 16.837 0.463
V11 RRabB 13:12:45.4 18:09:01.9 156.3 0.629940(5) 12.2 ... ...
V14 RRab 13:13:20.5 18:06:42.8 415.6 0.5454625(7) 14.0 16.880 0.452
V15 RRc 13:13:12.4 18:13:55.0 332.5 0.3086646(9) 21.6 16.894 0.342
V16 RRcB 13:12:46.2 18:06:39.2 247.3 0.3031686(7) 18.7 ... ...
V17 RRc 13:12:40.4 18:11:54.1 236.7 0.381282(1) 27.5 16.848 0.422
V18 RRc 13:12:48.7 18:10:12.9 93.9 0.336054(1) 22.2 ... ...
V19 RRc 13:13:07.0 18:09:26.1 173.2 0.391377(1) 28.1 16.880 0.437
V20 RRc 13:13:09.0 18:04:16.2 404.7 0.384337(1) 22.5 16.875 0.407
V23 RRc 13:13:02.3 18:08:35.9 137.9 0.365804(1) 25.2 16.825 0.391
V24 RRab 13:12:47.2 18:09:33.0 120.4 0.763198(2) 20.3 ... ...
V25 RRab 13:13:04.4 18:10:37.2 133.5 0.705162(1) 16.7 16.779 0.555
V26 RRc 13:12:35.7 18:05:20.5 401.7 0.391106(1) 24.1 16.845 0.395
V27 RRab 13:12:41.4 18:07:23.9 257.9 0.671071(1) 14.7 16.856 0.550
V28 RRab 13:12:42.1 18:16:37.9 430.9 0.6327804(7) 16.5 16.875 0.545
V29 RRab 13:13:04.3 18:08:46.9 152.9 0.823243(4) 26.6 16.782 0.588
V31 RRab 13:12:59.6 18:10:04.6 61.9 0.705665(1) 15.2 ... ...
V32 RRc 13:12:47.7 18:08:35.9 142.6 0.390623(2) 20.4 16.712 0.416
V33 RRab 13:12:43.9 18:10:13.2 162.5 0.6245815(8) 16.9 ... ...
V34 RRc 13:12:45.7 18:06:26.1 262.0 0.289611(1) 21.2 16.928 0.314
V35 RRc 13:13:02.4 18:12:37.5 179.8 0.372666(2) 22.7 16.943 0.442
V36 RRc 13:13:03.3 18:15:10.2 321.8 0.373242(1) 21.5 16.879 0.414
V37 RRab 13:12:52.3 18:11:05.1 69.6 0.717615(1) 21.0 ... ...
V38 RRab 13:12:57.1 18:07:40.5 151.8 0.705792(2) 21.2 16.749 0.557
V40 RRc 13:12:55.9 18:11:54.7 105.3 0.3147939(9) 19.6 ... ...
V41 RRab 13:12:56.8 18:11:09.3 63.6 0.614438(1) 19.2 ... ...
V42 RRab 13:12:50.6 18:10:19.5 67.4 0.713717(2) 21.8 ... ...
V43 RRab 13:12:53.1 18:10:55.7 55.5 0.712017(2) 24.2 ... ...
V44 RRc 13:12:51.5 18:09:58.2 54.6 0.375099(2) 23.7 ... ...
V45 RRab 13:12:55.2 18:09:27.4 42.4 0.654950(2) 16.2 ... ...
V46 RRab 13:12:54.6 18:10:36.2 28.1 0.703655(3) 22.0 ... ...
V47 RRc 13:12:50.4 18:12:24.6 151.4 0.335377(1) 21.1 16.791 0.372
V51 RRc 13:12:57.8 18:10:50.7 54.7 0.355203(2) 20.2 ... ...
V54 RRc 13:12:54.4 18:10:31.4 25.0 0.315122(3) 14.2 ... ...
V55 RRc 13:12:53.6 18:10:39.2 37.7 0.443386(2) 26.4 ... ...
V56 RRc 13:12:53.7 18:09:29.1 46.3 0.328796(2) 15.1 ... ...
V57 RRabB 13:12:55.5 18:09:58.0 12.1 0.568234(7) 11.8 ... ...
V58 RRc 13:12:55.6 18:09:30.8 39.4 0.354954(3) 17.2 ... ...
V59 RRc 13:12:56.7 18:09:20.4 53.4 0.303941(2) 19.7 ... ...
V60 RRab 13:12:57.0 18:09:36.0 41.6 0.644755(2) 18.4 ... ...
V62 RRc 13:12:54.0 18:10:30.1 27.0 0.359891(4) 13.8 ... ...
V63 RRc 13:12:56.2 18:10:02.8 15.5 0.310476(4) 14.3 ... ...
V64 RRc 13:12:52.6 18:10:12.5 38.5 0.319529(1) 19.2 ... ...
V71* RRc 13:12:54.5 18:09:54.3 18.8 0.304242(5) 14.5 ... ...
V72* RRc 13:12:55.8 18:09:50.6 20.7 0.254155(3) 13.5 ... ...

Notes:
The radial distance d [ $^{\prime\prime}$] is measured from the nominal cluster center defined in Stetson's catalog of photometric standards (Stetson 2000; $\alpha=13^{\rm h}12^{\rm m}55\hbox{$.\!\!^{\rm s}$ }26$; $\delta=+18\degr10\hbox{$^\prime$ }09\hbox{$.\!\!^{\prime\prime}$ }8$[2000.0]); errors corresponding to the last digits of the periods are shown in parentheses (see Sect. 3.1 for details on the computation of the errors); the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) was calculated in the [0.0,20.0] d-1 frequency range; the V and V-I magnitude averages (i.e., the zero frequency constant in their Fourier decompositions) are given in those cases in which the flux-to-magnitude conversion was reliable (see Sect. 2 and Fig. 8); stars denote new detections, RRab, RRc and RRabB/RRcB stand for fundamental, first overtone and Blazhko variables, Fourier decompositions of the RR Lyrae stars with magnitude-transformed light curves in V color are available online at CDS.


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