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Table 2
ESMORGA catalogue content, column by column.
1. Gaia DR3 source identifier, gaia_id. |
2. Solution type: Orbital, Orbital*3 and Orbital**4 for astrometric orbits, and AstroSpectroSB1 for astrospectroscopic solutions. |
3. Right Ascensión for J2016.0, RA (°). |
4. Declination for J2016.0, Dec (°). |
5. Parallax, ![]() |
6. Apparent combined magnitude in the G-band, mG (mag). |
7. Absolute combined magnitude in the G-band, MG (mag). |
8. Magnitude difference, ∆mG (mag). |
9. Primary absolute magnitude in the G-band, MG, A (mag). |
10. Secondary absolute magnitude in the G-band, MG, B (mag). |
11. Mass of the primary, ℳA (ℳ⊙). |
12. Mass of the secondary, ℳA (ℳ⊙). |
13. Effective temperature of the primary, interpolated by cubic splines from Pecaut & Mamajek (2013), TeffA (K). |
14. Effective temperature of the secondary, interpolated by cubic splines from Pecaut & Mamajek (2013), Teffb (K). |
15. Period, P (yr). |
16. Time of periastron, T (Fractional decimal year). |
17. Eccentricity, e. |
18. Semi-major axis, a″ (″). |
19. Inclination, I (°). |
20. Longitude of the node, Ω (°). |
21. Argument of the periastron, ω (°). |
22. Maximum angular separation of the apparent orbit, ![]() |
23. Date of ![]() |
24. Minimum angular separation of the apparent orbit, ![]() |
25. Date of ![]() |
26. Degree of consonance between algorithmic (ℳA, ℳ⊙.) and Gaia ![]() |
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