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Table A.4.
Definition of the fields in the cross-match catalogue. The fields in plural may contain multiple values separated by the semicolon and are therefore regarded as strings.
Field name | type | units | Definition |
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gaia_dr3_source_id | Long | Gaia DR3 source id | |
non_gaia_ids | String | Identifications from literature catalogues. | |
non_gaia_coordinates | String | Coordinates from literature catalogues. | |
primary_ra | Double | degrees | Right Ascension from the higher ranked catalogue. |
primary_dec | Double | degrees | Declination from the higher ranked catalogue. |
non_gaia_mags | String | Magnitude(s) from literature | |
synthetic_distances | Double | Synthetic astrometric-photometric distance (see Eq. 1). | |
primary_superclass | String | Generic superclass label corresponding to primary_var_type. | |
primary_var_type | String | Variability type from the highest ranked catalogue for a given source. | |
var_types | String | Variability type(s) from literature, sorted by catalogue rank. | |
original_var_types | String | Original variability (sub)type(s) from literature. | |
original_alt_var_types | String | Alternative variable type(s) from literature. | |
primary_period | Double | days | Variability period from the highest ranked catalogue for a given source. |
periods | String | Variability period(s) from the literature. | |
other_periods | String | Other period(s) from the literature. | |
ref_epochs | String | Approximate reference epochs (J2000) of the literature. | |
primary_catalogue_label | String | Label of the highest ranked catalogue for a given source. | |
catalogue_labels | String | Label(s) of the literature catalogue(s). | |
references | String | Reference(s) of the literature. | |
selection | Boolean | Selection of the most reliable catalogues or classes. |
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