Metal-poor stars towards the Galactic bulge: A population potpourri

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A&A, 587 (2016) A124

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Table 1

Observing log.

Star^a	IAU name	α (J2000.0)	δ (J2000.0)	Date	Exp. time [s]	S/N^b [pixel^-1]

872-13971	J183256.52-344529.3	18:32:56.52	−34:45:29.28	Jul-14-2007	3600	50/35/28
899-14135	J183338.54-342940.9	18:33:38.54	−34:29:40.91	Jul-08,09-2007	11700	40/25/12
873-17221	J183426.75-345554.4	18:34:26.75	−34:55:54.39	Jul-08-2007	4800	50/30/20
874-24995	J183558.75-345839.1	18:35:58.75	−34:58:39.14	Jul-10-2007	4800	50/35/25
941-27793	J183113.29-335148.3	18:31:13.29	−33:51:48.25	Jul-12-2007	6600	60/40/28
958-10464	J183003.87-333423.6	18:30:03.87	−33:34:23.57	Jul-10,11-2007	7060	50/40/30
896-37860	J183025.73-343130.0	18:30:25.73	−34:31:30.01	Jul-14-2007	3600	40/35/25

Notes.

^(a)

ID consisting of plate number and entry number in our photometric catalogue. Throughout the paper, weuse the second part of this ID as unique identifier of the stars for brevity.

^(b)

Given at 6500/4500/4000 Å.

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