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Table B.1

Stellar and disk properties for young stellar objects.

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19)
RA Dec T eff L bol A v Hα Log acc Mass Age
Object (J2000) (J2000) Spt (K) (L) (mag) (Å) class (M yr-1) (M) (Myr) ( μm) ( μm) (%) ( μm) ( μm) (%) Ref.

TLTD method

MBM 12-2 02:56:07.99 +20:03:24.3 M0 3850 0.476 0.5 –40.0 C –8.32 0.57 1.8 (1)
MBM 12-3 02:56:08.42 +20:03:38.6 M3 3415 0.636 0.0 –25.0 C –8.45 0.27 0.2 (1)
MBM 12-6 02:58:16.09 +19:47:19.6 M5 3200 0.204 0.0 –29.0 C –9.44 0.21 0.6 (1)
MBM 12-10 02:58:21.10 +20:32:52.7 M3.25 3379 0.280 0.0 –12.0 W  <–9.53 0.28 0.8 ... (1)
MBM 12-12 03:02:21.05 +17:10:34.2 M3 3415 0.563 0.0 –69.0 C –8.00 0.27 0.3 (1)
CRA-466 19:01:18.93 −36:58:28.2 M2 3650 0.154 6.4 –14.5 C –9.82 0.54 7.8 (2)
CRA-4107 19:02:54.65 −36:46:19.1 M4.5 3198 0.029 0.0 ... ... ... 0.19 10.9 ... ... ... (2)
G-14 19:02:12.02 −37:03:09.3 M4.5 3198 0.016 1.1 –7.4 W  <–12.02 0.18 22.9 ... ... ... (2)
G-85 19:01:33.86 −36:57:44.8 M0 3778 0.400 15.5 –31.0 C –8.59 0.54 2.0 (2, 3)
G-87 19:01:32.33 −36:58:03.0 M1.5 3633 0.145 13.7 –4.0 W  <–10.58 0.53 8.2 ... ... ... (2, 3)
J0843 08:43:18.58 −79:05:18.2 M3.4 3357 0.080 0.0 –90.0 C –9.44 0.30 6.2 (4)
RECX-5 08:42:27.11 −78:57:47.9 M3.8 3299 0.061 0.0 –35.0 C –10.17 0.26 6.8 (4)
RECX-9 08:44:16.38 −78:59:08.1 M4.4 3212 0.092 0.0 –10.0 W  <–10.62 0.21 2.4 (4)

B2C method

Sz 50 13:00:55.32 −77:10:22.2 M3 3415 0.527 1.7 –29 C –8.52 0.28 0.3 25.1 ... ... 17.5 (5), (6)
Sz 52 13:04:24.90 −77:52:30.3 M2.5 3488 0.117 2.9 –46 C –9.47 0.40 6.3 15.3 19.0 (5), (6)
Sz 62 13:09:50.37 −77:57:24.0 M2.5 3488 0.363 1.1 –150 C –7.91 0.33 0.8 30.5 17.1 (5), (6)
IRAS 12535-7623 12:57:11.78 −76:40:11.5 M0 3850 0.951 2.4 –15 C –8.25 0.49 0.5 4.2 7.6 (5), (6)
SX Cha 10:55:59.76 −77:24:40.1 M0.5 3778 0.294 0.6 –26.7 C –8.37 0.58 3.6 14.7 6.0 (7), (6)
WX Cha 11:09:58.74 −77:37:08.9 M1.25 3669 0.878 2.0 –65.5 C –8.42 0.38 0.3 8.4 13.4 (7), (6)
XX Cha 11:11:39.66 −76:20:15.25 M1 3705 0.356 1.3 –133.5 C –9.07 0.49 1.9 28.1 49.9 (7), (6)
HM Lup 15:47:50.63 −35:28:35.4 M3 3415 0.181 0.0 –115.3 C –8.65 0.32 2.0 13.2 10.6 (8), (6)
GW Lup 15:46:44.73 −34:30:35.5 M2 3650 0.292 0.1 –90.3 C –8.32 0.39 1.6 16.5 45.3 (8), (6)
IM Lup 15:56:09.22 −37:56:05.8 M0 3850 1.993 0.2 –5.7 W  <–8.16 0.43 0.1 18.5 75.4 (8), (6), (9)
Sz 73 15:47:56.94 −35:14:34.8 M0 3850 0.405 3.6 –97.2 C –7.98 0.60 2.5 9.9 13.4 (8), (6)
Sz 76 15:49:30.74 −35:49:51.4 M1 3705 0.127 0.5 –10.3 W  <–10.17 0.61 14.3 8.6 5.2 (8), (6)
Sz 96 16 08 12.64 −39 08 33.5 M1.5 3633 0.548 0.3 –11.0 W  <–8.89 0.39 0.6 15.4 26.3 (8), (6)

Notes. Column 10: the accretion rates are derived from the Hα emission line (see Sect. 3.2.1), besides objects SX Cha, WX Cha, and XX Cha, whose accretion rates are from Hartmann et al. (1998). Columns 13–15: the average sizes of amorphous () and crystalline grains () and the mass fractions of crystalline grains () are derived from fitting silicate features around 10 μm with the TLTD or B2C methods. Columns 16–18: the average sizes of amorphous () and crystalline grains () and the mass fractions of crystalline grains () are derived from fitting silicate features around 20–30 μm with the TLTD or B2C methods.

References. (1) Meeus et al. (2009); (2) Sicilia-Aguilar et al. (2008); (3) Sicilia-Aguilar et al. (2011b); (4) Sicilia-Aguilar et al. (2009); (5) Spezzi et al. (2008); (6) Olofsson et al. (2010); (7) Gauvin & Strom (1992); (8) Hughes et al. (1994); (9) Weise et al. (2010).

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