Spectral classification and distance determination of stars in nine southern Galactic regions

M. C. Pinheiro; M. V. F. Copetti; V. A. Oliveira

doi:10.1051/0004-6361/200912937

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Table 4:

Heliocentric distances for the studied H II regions.
H II region	n	d (kpc)
		This work	Literature
Bran 186	1	$3.05 \pm 1.45$
NGC 2626	1	$1.20 \pm 0.34$	0.95 [1], 1.25 [2]
RCW 32	1	$0.67 \pm 0.17$	0.72 [2], 0.70 [3], 0.77 [4]
NGC 3503	5	$2.85 \pm 0.37$	2.6 [1], 3.5 [5], 4.2 [6]
RCW 55	7	$4.36 \pm 0.46$	4.3 [7], 3.08 [8]
RCW 87	2	$1.23\pm0.30$	7.6 [9]
RCW 98	3	$2.61 \pm 0.46$	2.87 [2], 3.0 [7], 2.8 [10]
RCW 99	2	$3.55 \pm 1.82$	3.54 [7]
NGC 6334	6	$1.75 \pm 0.26$	2.10 [7], 2.3 [11], 1.74 [12]

References. [1] Herbst (1975), [2] Crampton & Fisher (1974), [3] Georgelin et al. (1973), [4] Vogt & Moffat (1975), [5] Kharchenko et al. (2005), [6] Moffat & Vogt (1975), [7] Avedisova & Kondratenko (1984), [8] Brand & Blitz (1993), [9] Borissova et al. (2006), [10] Yamaguchi et al. (1999), [11] Walborn (1982), [12] Neckel (1978).

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