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Table 6.

Example of candidate members observed and available in a few clusters.

Cluster N GES N GES N C-T N C-T N C-T Members GES/C-T GES/C-T
observed G ≤ 18 d ≤ 12.5′ prob ≥ 0.7 prob ≥ 0.9 J+2021 prob ≥ 0.7 prob ≥ 0.9
NGC 6709 730 664 223 158 76 125 0.79 1.64
NGC 6705 1066 1012 2439 883 245 526 0.60 2.15
NGC 6802 197 183 753 270 100 55 0.20 0.55
NGC 2355 208 190 314 222 88 139 0.63 1.58
NGC 2158 616 490 1633 1186 647 346 0.29 0.53
NGC 2420 562 509 513 331 121 384 1.16 3.17
NGC 2243 710 521 531 479 327 538 1.12 1.65
Berkeley 39 899 675 562 508 382 507 1.00 1.33
Berkeley 36 739 356 374 112 51 212 1.89 4.16

Notes. N GES is the number of stars in Gaia-ESO final data release; C-T stands for Cantat-Gaudin et al. (2018), Cantat-Gaudin & Anders (2020); J+21 stands for Jackson et al. (2021), their Tables 4, 5; the last two columns give the fractions of stars assumed as member by J+21 and C-T (for the latter, membership probability larger than 0.7 and 0.9 were selected.

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