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Table 2:

Characteristics of stellar radio sources in the Wd 1 cluster.

Source ID
Spectral 8.6 GHzd 4.8 GHz 2.5 GHz 1.4 GHz Spec. Index Radio pos.e $\Delta$f Notes
a,b Typec (mJy) (mJy) (mJy) (mJy)   $16^{\rm h}47^{\rm m}$ $-45^{\circ}$ ( $\hbox{$^{\prime\prime}$ }$)  
4(H)   $0.8\pm0.08$ $0.6\pm0.1$     $+0.49\pm0.31$ 1.445 50 37.66 0.37  
4 [0pt]F2 Ia+ $2.2\pm0.2$rh $2.8\pm0.3$r [0pt]$3.3\pm0.3$g [0pt]$3.8\pm0.4$ $-0.23\pm0.07$       1
9(C)   $24.9\pm2.5$ $18.1\pm1.8$ $9.5\pm0.9$ $7.8\pm0.8$ $+0.68\pm0.07$ 4.136 50 31.41    
9 [0pt]sgB[e] $30.5\pm3.0$r $28.4\pm2.8$r $21.0\pm2.1$r $24.5\pm2.5$r $+0.16\pm0.07$        
12a A5 Ia+ $2.9\pm0.3$r $2.9\pm0.3$ $3.5\pm0.4$ $3.0\pm0.4$ $-0.06\pm0.08$ 2.151 50 59.23 0.61 1
15 O9.5-B0.5Ia $0.6\pm0.06$ $0.7\pm0.1$ <0.6i <1.1 >0.0 6.648 50 30.31 0.54  
17 O9.5-B0.5Ia $1.7\pm0.2$ $1.6\pm0.2$ $3.2\pm0.3$ $2.9\pm0.4$ $-0.42\pm0.11$ 6.183 50 49.40 0.50  
WR B WN7 $4.3\pm0.4$r $4.8\pm0.5$r $4.4\pm0.4$ $4.0\pm0.4$ $+0.04\pm0.07$ 5.345 51 5.21 0.21 2
20 RSG $3.8\pm0.4$r $4.2\pm0.4$r $4.1\pm0.4$ $4.8\pm0.4$ $-0.11\pm0.07$ 4.679 51 23.81 0.33 2
26(A) RSG $20.1\pm2.0$r $21.9\pm2.2$r $18.4\pm1.8$r ? $+0.07\pm0.11$ 5.370 50 36.57 0.33 2
31b(WR V) WN8 $ 0.4\pm0.06$ $0.4\pm0.1$ <0.6 <1.1 $\phantom{+}0.00\pm0.50$ 3.821 50 39.22 0.45  
32 F5 Ia+ $ 0.4\pm0.06$ $0.4\pm0.1$ <0.6 <1.1 $\phantom{+}0.00\pm0.50$ 3.675 50 43.70 0.31  
44(WR L) WN9 $ 0.4\pm0.06$ <0.3 <0.6 <1.1 >0.5 4.210 51 7.34 0.23  
D09-R1   $0.7\pm0.07$ $0.8\pm0.1$     $-0.23\pm0.27$ 9.075 51 10.23 0.31  
D09-R1? [0pt]BSG $6.5\pm1.2$r $6.2\pm1.2$r [0pt] $11.0\pm1.2$r [0pt] $17.2\pm1.7$r $-0.61\pm0.11$       1, 3
72(WR A) WN7 $0.5\pm0.06$ $0.5\pm0.1$ <0.6 <1.1 $\phantom{+}0.00\pm0.40$ 8.332 50 45.58 0.00  
75 RSG $0.3\pm0.06$ <0.3 <0.6 <1.1 >0.0 8.933 49 58.92 0.46  
237(B)   $1.8\pm0.2$ $1.8\pm0.2$ $1.9\pm0.2$ $2.0\pm0.4$ $-0.06\pm0.10$ 3.117 52 18.99 0.28  
237 [0pt]RSG $5.6\pm2.2$r $7.5\pm2.1$r $10.6\pm3.0$r $11.2\pm1.9$r $-0.35\pm0.19$       1, 3
239(WR F) WC9d $0.3\pm0.06$ <0.3 <0.6 <1.1 >0.0 5.196 52 25.63 0.50  
243(G) LBV $1.5\pm0.2$ $0.9\pm0.1$ <0.6 <1.1 $+0.87\pm0.30$ 7.496 52 29.28 0.32  
265(I) F5 Ia+ $2.3\pm0.3$r $ 2.1\pm0.2$ $1.7\pm0.2$ $1.8\pm0.4$ $+0.20\pm0.11$ 6.268 49 24.19 0.30  
5(WR S) WN10-11 $0.3\pm0.06$ <0.3 <0.6 <1.1 >0.0 2.877 50 19.76 0.91 4
16a(L) A2 Ia+ $1.6\pm0.3$ $2.0\pm0.2$ $2.8\pm0.3$ $3.0\pm0.4$ $-0.33\pm0.09$ 6.688 50 41.99 0.93 4
D09-R2 BSG $0.7\pm0.06$ $0.8\pm0.1$ $1.2\pm0.2$ $1.6\pm0.4$ $-0.43\pm0.11$ 6.867 50 37.17 0.70 4

Notes. 1) Extended component. 2) These sources are embedded in extended emission which may influence the flux estimates. 3) Not clear if the extended emission is related to the compact radio source or the underlying optical source. 4) The radio emission is offset from the stellar position by more than $3\times$ the position uncertainty introduced by phase-transfer i.e. 0.6 arcsec. Hence, association of radio emission with the optical source is uncertain.

(a) Source numbers from Westerlund (1987). (b) Alternate names from C02, Borgman et al. (1970), Negueruela & Clark (2005), and Crowther et al. (2006). (c) Spectral types from C02, C05, Negueruela & Clark (2005) and Crowther et al. (2006). (d) Fluxes derived from visibility modelling, corrected for the primary beam of the ATCA. (e) J2000 positions of model components at 8.6 GHz, assuming reference source 1657-56 at $\alpha = 17$:01:44.853, $\delta$ = -56:21:55.964. The uncertainty in absolute radio position is estimated to be $\pm$0.1 arcsec. (f) Separation of the optical and radio positions. (g)  For sources with two components at higher frequencies, when there is only one model component determined this represents a total flux at this frequency. (h) The symbol ``r'' denotes components that appear resolved by the ATCA at that frequency. (i) Quoted upper limits are $3\sigma$.


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