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Table 2

Positions and spectral types of the observed isolated massive sources in the GC region within the area covered by the Paα survey.

ID RA Dec Spectral References P(1) P( ≥ 1)
(deg, J2000) (deg, J2000) type

1 266.2797 –29.199789 WC 1 0.000 0.000
2 266.34123 –29.199841 WC 1 0.335 0.777
3 266.29086 –29.236897 WC 1 0.268 0.330
4 266.35067 –29.01608 OB 1 0.222 0.259
5 266.38129 –28.954669 OB 1 0.222 0.259
6 266.38549 –29.082757 WC 1 0.311 0.817
7 266.42203 –28.863311 OIf 1 0.222 0.259
8 266.42639 –28.879828 OB 1 0.090 0.095
9 266.47251 –28.827035 WN 1 0.193 0.926
10 266.50699 –28.920983 OI 1 0.164 0.181
11 266.51091 –28.903941 WC 1 0.359 0.551
12 266.54181 –28.925694 WN 1 0.090 0.095
13 266.57324 –28.884391 WN 1 0.090 0.095
14 266.59932 –28.803129 WN 1 0.002 1.000
15 266.54652 –28.818221 WN 1 0.031 0.994
16 266.4607 –28.957282 WC 1 0.222 0.259
17 266.52344 –28.858866 LBV 1 0.368 0.632
18 266.26195 –29.14986 OB 2 0.000 0.000
19 266.28733 –29.20495 WN 2 0.000 0.000
20 266.31744 –29.0543 WN 2, 4 0.000 0.000
21 266.31969 –28.97364 WN 2 0.000 0.000
22 266.32974 –29.05609 WC 2 0.090 0.095
23 266.34453 –28.97895 WN 2 0.090 0.095
24 266.38652 –28.93797 OI 2 0.329 0.451
25 266.40056 –28.94405 WN 2 0.000 0.000
26 266.40538 –28.89827 OB 2 0.354 0.727
27 266.48067 –28.85738 WN 2,3 0.090 0.095
28 266.57119 –28.85871 Of 2,3 0.222 0.259
29 266.5743 –28.83541 WC 2 0.366 0.667
30 266.46089 –28.98879 WN 2,4,5 0.359 0.551
31 266.45185 –28.834709 WN 5 0.231 0.900
32 266.42696 –28.881472 WC 6 0.090 0.095
33 266.49075 –28.912806 WC 6 0.268 0.330
34 266.56456 –28.838492 WC 7 0.361 0.699
35 266.41381 –28.88923 OB 4, 5 0.222 0.259

Notes. From left to right, the columns are as follows: Sequential ID for stars, RA, Dec, spectral type, and the reference study. The last two columns of the table present the Poisson distribution, P(n) = λneλ/n !, of an observing one star, P(1), and one or more stars, , in the assigned Voronoi cell of each particular star on the density map of the observed isolated massive stars illustrated in Fig. 5. It is important to notice that the maximum value of the Poisson probability of observing one star, P(1) = λeλ, is ~ 37%.

Reference. (1) Mauerhan et al. (2010a); (2) Mauerhan et al. (2010b); (3) Mauerhan et al. (2007); (4) Muno et al. (2006); (5) Cotera et al. (1999); (6) Homeier et al. (2003); (7) Figer et al. (1999b).

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