The AKARI IRC asteroid flux catalogue: updated diameters and albedos

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Table 2

Sizes of several asteroids based on radiometry from this work, U11/H13, and NEOWISE (D_W ; Mainzer et al. 2016), and those determined from ellipsoids fitted to stellar occultation chords (compiled by Dunham et al. 2016), and based on adaptive optics (AO; Hanuš et al. 2017a,b).

Asteroid	D(km)	D_{U 11} (km)	D_W (km)	Occ. a × b (km)	D_Occ,eq (km)	AO a × b × c (km)	D_AO,eq (km)
(9)	223, 160	166	183, 184	176 × 161	168	–	168
				200 × 137	166
				182 × 153	167

(10)	454, 403	428	533	464 × 383	422	–	412

(16)	200, 236	207	288	235 × 230	233	–	225

(130)	212, 212	183	181,162, 159	255 × 154	199	262 × 205 × 164	206

(303)	107, 89	99,105	104, 125	87 × 110	98	–	–

(1263)	50, 44	51	40.2, 37.56	53.9 × 36.2	44	–	–

Notes. Equivalent diameters from occultation and AO fits are also shown. The numbers in bold face indicate that the values of the beaming parameter for those fits were fixed to a default value. If several radiometric values are available, we have kept them in the same column, separated by commas.

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