Fig. 5.

Analysis of the two populations in ρ Oph based on their proper motion. Top row: galactic distribution of the known and new ρ Oph members, including all new sources (without stability cut), while impostors are excluded. Arrows represent the tangential velocity vectors, color-coded for the angle between the vectors and the l-axis (θl, HEL and θl, LSR in left and right panel, respectively). Left panel: heliocentric tangential velocity vectors (vHEL), as derived from Gaia EDR3 parameters (vl, vb), right panel: tangential velocity vectors relative to the local standard of rest (vLSR based on vl, LSR, vb, LSR). The black arrows in the bottom right corners indicate the vector length for velocities of 20 km s−1 and 5 km s−1 for vHEL and vLSR, respectively. These reference vectors have an angle of 180° relative to the l-axis. Bottom row: histograms showing the distributions of angles θl, HEL and θl, LSR for the sources as in the top panels. The bins in the left histogram have a width of 1° and in the right histogram of 2.5° since θl, LSR covers a larger range of angles. The histograms are color-coded for the angles as in the top panels.
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