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Table 2

Parameters for massive stars in Pismis 24.

RA Dec Lumb Avc Massd
Name (J2000) (J2000) Spta (L) (mag) (M)

Pis 24-1NE 17 24 43.497 –34 11 56.86 O3.5 If* 5.89 5.54 74
Pis 24-1SW 17 24 43.481 –34 11 57.21 O4 III 5.81 5.52 66
Pis 24-17 17 24 44.73 –34 12 02.7 O3.5 III 5.93 6.34 78
Pis 24-2 17 24 43.28 –34 12 44.0 O5.5 V(f) 5.47 5.83 43
Pis 24-13 17 24 45.79 –34 09 39.9 O6.5 V((f)) 5.33 6.39 35
Pis 24-16 17 24 44.45 –34 11 58.9 O7.5 V 5.50 7.24 38
Pis 24-3 17 24 42.30 –34 13 21.3 O8 V 4.98 5.82 25
Pis 24-15 17 24 28.95 –34 14 50.7 O8 V 5.03 5.47 25
Pis 24-10 17 24 36.04 –34 14 00.5 O9 V 4.77 5.80 20
Pis 24-18 17 24 43.29 –34 11 41.9 B0.5 V 4.47 6.45 15
Pis 24-12 17 24 42.27 –34 11 41.2 B1 V 4.03 5.58 11
Pis 24-19 17 24 43.69 –34 11 40.7 B1 V 4.06 6.09 11

Notes. 

(b)

the total luminosities for Pis 24-1NE and Pis 24-1SW are derived with the absolute V-band magnitudes using the bolometric corrections from Vacca et al. (1996), assuming a distance of 1.7 kpc. The total luminosities for other stars are estimated from SED fitting (see Sect.  3.2.1);

(c)

besides Pis 24-1NE and Pis 24-1SW, the visual extinction for other stars come from SED fitting (see Sect. 3.2.1). The visual extinction for Pis 24-1NE and Pis 24-1SW are from Maíz Apellániz et al. (2007);

(d)

the stellar masses are derived using the evolutionary tracks from Schaller et al. (1992).

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