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Table 4.

Summary of Baade–Wesselink distances for Y Oph from the literature.

Reference d (pc) p-factor RV data Angular diameter E(B − V)
Groenewegen (2013) 559 ± 18 1.20 Multiple SBCR(V − K) 0.645
Storm et al. (2011) 548 ± 6 1.32 Petterson et al. (2005) SBCR(V − K) 0.647
Nardetto et al. (2006)
Groenewegen (2008) 594 ± 21 1.20 Multiple SBCR(V − K) 0.645
Mérand et al. (2007) 491 ± 18 1.27 Gorynya et al. (1998) CHARA/FLUOR
Barnes et al. (2005) 590 ± 42 1.35 Gorynya et al. (1998) SBCR(V − K) 0.655
Storm et al. (2004) 612 ± 10 1.39 Gorynya et al. (1998) SBCR(V − K) 0.655
Kervella et al. (2004a) 648 ± 51 1.36 Evans & Lyons (1986) VLTI/VINCI
Gieren et al. (1993) 470 ± 56 1.35 Coulson & Caldwell (1985) SBCR(V − R) 0.655
Hindsley & Bell (1989) 744 ± 141 1.39 Coulson & Caldwell (1985) SBCR(V − R) 0.660
Lloyd Evans (1980)
Gieren (1988) 449 ± 50 1.39 Coulson & Caldwell (1985) SBCR(V − R) 0.630

Mean BW SBCR(V − K) 581 ± 24 1.29 ± 0.08

Notes. For each reference of BW measurement in the literature, we indicate the derived distance d (pc), the projection factor used, the set of radial velocity data, and the source of angular diameter, which is either derived using the SBCR from (V − K) or (V − R) colors or measured by the mean of interferometric measurements. The last column indicates the color excess adopted. The last line presents the average distance and p-factor as derived from BW methods using (V − K) color. The distance measurements are summarized in Fig. 6a.

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