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Table 2.

Parameters of star clusters in Leo A.

ID α(J2000) δ(J2000) R [″] Rh [″] F814W F814W2Rh CI CI2Rh Age (Myr) Mass (M)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
LeoA-C1 9:59:16.5 +30:44:59 1.50 0.55 19.85 19.96 −0.11 −0.11 ∼20 ≳400
LeoA-C2 9:59:17.2 +30:44:08 1.25 0.7* 20.82 20.79 −0.24 −0.23 ∼20 ≳150
LeoA-C3 9:59:17.9 +30:45:02 1.00 0.31 21.69 21.86 −0.15 −0.14 ≳100 ≳300
LeoA-C4 9:59:26.9 +30:44:15 0.95 0.37 21.68 21.89 0.02 −0.06 ≳100 ≳300
LeoA-C5 9:59:28.5 +30:44:50 0.90 0.34 21.78 21.85 −0.14 −0.15 ≳100 ≳300

Notes. (1) ID is the cluster identification number; (2) α(J2000) and (3) δ(J2000) are the equatorial coordinates; (4) R is the radius of the cluster in arcsec (in Fig. 2 it is marked with a green circle); (5) Rh is the half-light radius of the cluster derived from the photometric growth curve in arcsec (the asterisk shows the half-light radius of the cluster LeoA-C2 estimated from the star number count); (6) F814W is the magnitude measured through the aperture of radius R; (7) F814W2Rh is the magnitude measured through the aperture of radius 2 × Rh; (8) CI is the colour index F475W − F814W measured through the aperture of radius R; (9) CI2Rh is the colour index F475W − F814W measured through the aperture of radius 2 × Rh; (10) age (Myr) is a rough estimate of the cluster age in Myr; and (11) mass (M) is a rough estimate of the cluster mass in solar masses, M.

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