Pismis 20: One or two clusters?

We present UBVRI polarimetric observations of stars in the direction of the open cluster Pismis 20 and WR 67. It is found that the observed members segregate polarimetrically into two groups, with different associated mean Pmax (4.31 and 6.08% respectively). Although in the literature these stars ar...

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Autores principales: Orsatti, A.M., Vega, E.I., Marraco, H.G.
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spelling todo:paper_00046361_v408_n1_p135_Orsatti2023-10-03T14:00:04Z Pismis 20: One or two clusters? Orsatti, A.M. Vega, E.I. Marraco, H.G. ISM: dust, extinction Open clusters and associations: individual: Pis20 Stars: individual: WR67 Technique: polarimetric Galaxies Light polarization Photometry Polarimeters Photopolarimeter Star cluster Astrophysics We present UBVRI polarimetric observations of stars in the direction of the open cluster Pismis 20 and WR 67. It is found that the observed members segregate polarimetrically into two groups, with different associated mean Pmax (4.31 and 6.08% respectively). Although in the literature these stars are considered as members of the same cluster, the polarized light from these groups clearly differs. There are two possible explanations: very efficient polarizing dust particles exists between certain members of the cluster; or else Pismis 20 is composed of different groupings superimposed along the line of sight. WR 67 belongs to the group more affected by the dust. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00046361_v408_n1_p135_Orsatti
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topic ISM: dust, extinction
Open clusters and associations: individual: Pis20
Stars: individual: WR67
Technique: polarimetric
Galaxies
Light polarization
Photometry
Polarimeters
Photopolarimeter
Star cluster
Astrophysics
spellingShingle ISM: dust, extinction
Open clusters and associations: individual: Pis20
Stars: individual: WR67
Technique: polarimetric
Galaxies
Light polarization
Photometry
Polarimeters
Photopolarimeter
Star cluster
Astrophysics
Orsatti, A.M.
Vega, E.I.
Marraco, H.G.
Pismis 20: One or two clusters?
topic_facet ISM: dust, extinction
Open clusters and associations: individual: Pis20
Stars: individual: WR67
Technique: polarimetric
Galaxies
Light polarization
Photometry
Polarimeters
Photopolarimeter
Star cluster
Astrophysics
description We present UBVRI polarimetric observations of stars in the direction of the open cluster Pismis 20 and WR 67. It is found that the observed members segregate polarimetrically into two groups, with different associated mean Pmax (4.31 and 6.08% respectively). Although in the literature these stars are considered as members of the same cluster, the polarized light from these groups clearly differs. There are two possible explanations: very efficient polarizing dust particles exists between certain members of the cluster; or else Pismis 20 is composed of different groupings superimposed along the line of sight. WR 67 belongs to the group more affected by the dust.
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author Orsatti, A.M.
Vega, E.I.
Marraco, H.G.
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Vega, E.I.
Marraco, H.G.
author_sort Orsatti, A.M.
title Pismis 20: One or two clusters?
title_short Pismis 20: One or two clusters?
title_full Pismis 20: One or two clusters?
title_fullStr Pismis 20: One or two clusters?
title_full_unstemmed Pismis 20: One or two clusters?
title_sort pismis 20: one or two clusters?
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00046361_v408_n1_p135_Orsatti
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