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Table A.1.

Summary of spectrally classified cluster members associated with X-ray emission (adapted from Clark et al. 2008).

Opt. ID Spectral type X-ray identifier Counts Hardness Flux Notes
ratio (10−7 ph cm−2 s−1)
W1 O9.5 Iab 164659.3-455046 4.9
W6a B0.5 Iab +? 164703.0-455023 4.7 P(2.20d)
W9 sgB[e] 164704.1-455031 241.2 Interacting binary
W10 B0.5Ia+OB 164703.3-455034 4.2 SB2, RV variable
W13 B0.5 Ia+/WN10h + OB Ia 164706.4-455026 13.1 SB2, E(9.27d)
W15 O9.5 Ib 164706.6-455029 4.5 Not RV variable
W17 O9 Iab 164706.2-455048 −1.00+0.63 2.4 Non-thermal radio, not RV variable
W24 O9 Iab+O? 164702.1-455112 11.9 SB2? RV variable
W25 O9 Iab 164705.7-455033 −1.00+0.36 4.9
W27 O7-8 Ia+ 164705.1-455041 13.4 Not RV variable, Overluminous
merger product?
W30a O4-5 Ia+ 164704.1-455039 253.4 RV variable, Overluminous binary
interaction product?
W36 OB Ia + OB Ia 164705.0-455055 19.0 SB2, E(3.18d)
W38 O9 Iab 164702.8-455046 3.3 Not RV variable
W41 O9 Iab 164702.7-455057 6.1
W47 O9.5 Iab 164702.5-455117 10.1
W53a OB Ia + OB Ia 164700.3-455131 24.0 SB2, P(1.30d)
W56b O9.5 Ib 164658.8-455145 6.8 Not RV variable
W61b O9.5Iab 164702.5-455142 −1.00+0.8 1.5
W62a B0.5 Ib 164702.5-455137 6.5
W65 O9 Ib 164703.8-455146 6.8 Low level RV variable
W74 O9.5 Iab 164707.0-455012 4.0 Not RV variable
W84 O9.5 Ib 164659.0-455028 −1.00+0.30 3.9 Not RV variable
W232 O9.5-B0 Iab 164701.4-455235 5.4 RV variable, C07-X6
W1005 B0 Iab 164654.2-455154 6.4 Not RV variable, C07-X7
W1018 O9.5 Iab 164658.2-455056 6.5
W1027 O9.5 Iab 164701.0-455006 6.2
W1033 O9-9.5 I-III 164702.3-455233 4.9 Not RV variable, C07-X5
W1036 O9.5 Ib 164702.7-455212 5.6 Not RV variable, C07-X4
W1040 O9.5 Iab/b 164704.5-455008 6.3 RV variable, C07-X3
W1041 O9.5 Iab +? 164704.4-455109 6.6 Broad Paschen lines, SB2?
W1051 O9 III 164706.9-454940 5.4 Not RV variable
W1055 B0 Ib 164707.8-455147 7.2 Not RV variable
W1064 O9.5 Iab 164711.5-455000 1.00−0.49 2.3
WR A WN7b 164708.3-455045 380.7 P(7.63d)
WR B WN7o 164705.3-455104 133.2 E(3.51d)
WR D WN7o 164706.2-455126 1.00−0.19 16.6
WR E WC9 164705.9-455208 3.7 RV binary?
WR F WC9d 164705.2-455224 65.7 RV(5.05d), possible trinary?
WR G WN7o 164704.0-455124 17.5
WR L WN9h: 164704.1-455107 48.8 RV(∼54d)
WR N WC9d 164659.8-455525 19.7 Dust producing CWB?
WR O WN6o 164707.6-455235 27.0
WR R WN5o 164706.0-455022 20.5
WR U WN6o 164706.5-455039 81.4
WR W WN6h 164707.6-454922 15.9

Notes. Columns 1 and 2 present optical IDs and spectral classifications derived from Clark et al. (2005; 2013b; 2019, and in prep.), Crowther et al. (2006), Negueruela et al. (2010) and Ritchie et al. (2009a, 2010b). X-ray designations are given in Col. 3 and corresponding physical data from Clark et al. (2008) in Cols. 4–6. Additional information is presented in Col. 7, including Eclipsing or Periodic photometric modulation (Bonanos 2007), the presence or absence of periodicity in the Radial Velocity data derived from the 2008–9 observing seasons (Ritchie et al. 2009a, 2010a, Clark et al., in prep.), apparent SB2 binaries (Clark et al., in prep.) and non-thermal radio emission (Dougherty et al. 2010). W1041 has been observed as part of our RV variability survey but the breadth of the Paschen series lines prevents analysis of RV variability (Fig. 1; Clark et al., in prep.).

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