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Table 2.

Summary of the numbers of α Per sources from earlier studies recovered in our full Gaia sample (i.e. up to three times the tidal radius of the cluster).

Method in Gaia Kinematic in Rtidal Comments
Fresneau (1980) 51/56 11 7 Palomar Schmidt astrometric observations
Heckmann et al. (1956) 139/140 62 49 See also Mitchell (1960)
Prosser (1992) 79/148 57 42 Astrometric+photometric+spectroscopic search
Prosser (1994) 26/31 14 10 Photometric, and spectroscopic observations
Prosser & Randich (1998) 54/89 28 23 Follow-up 73 ROSAT sources (Prosser et al. 1996)
Prosser et al. (1998) 45/70 23 15 Follow-up 130 ROSAT sources (Prosser et al. 1996)
Stauffer et al. (1999) 24/28 14 5 Lithium depletion boundary
Barrado y Navascués et al. (2002) 59/101 42 24 Deep wide-field optical survey
Deacon & Hambly (2004) 289/302 192 111 Photographic plates
Lodieu et al. (2005) 1/39 1 0 Near-infrared photometric selection
Zuckerman et al. (2012) 135/149+29/33 116+13 84+2 Members+possible members (Tables 1+2)
Lodieu et al. (2012a): Table A1: 367/494 241 150 Previous members
Lodieu et al. (2012a): Tables B1+C1: 690/728+617/685 441+494 240+268 New members
Gaia Collaboration (2018a) 740/740 739 467 Gaia DR2

Notes. The final list of kinematic member candidates contains 23, 224, 517, 2069 sources in 2.3 (core radius), 5.6 (half-mass radius), 9.5 (tidal radius), and 28.5 pc (3×tidal radius), respectively.

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