Table 1.

Basic data of 20 high-velocity post-AGB candidates.

E(BV)
Starl (°)b (°)Sp.VG(BV)(BV)0 SpSpSFD3DAdoptedTeff (K)B.CRef.
(1) IRAS 02143+5852133.8−1.93F7Ie13.813.511.220.480.741.05...6000−0.071,2,3
(2) IRAS 05089+0459196.3−19.5M3I14.0813.131.740.14...3200−2.241,4
(3) IRAS 05208−2035222.8−28.39.488.981.040.7:0.3:0.060.080.3 ± 0.24900−0.335,6,7
(4) HD 46703162.0+19.F7I9.048.840.480.020.460.080.100.46 ± 0.206000−0.061,7,8,9
(IRAS 06338+5333)
(5) HD 56126206.7+10.0F5Ia8.328.060.880.320.560.080.000.56 ± 0.206500−0.031,10,11,12
(IRAS 07134+1005)
(6) IRAS 07140−2321236.6−5.4F5I10.7310.490.430.230.200.590.570.57 ± 0.2070000.01,13
(7) IRAS 07227−1320228.7+1.2M1I12.5511.61.961.690.270.510.430.43 ± 0.203500−1.451,14
(8) IRAS 08187−1905240.6+9.8F6Ib/II9.028.830.610.400.210.110.150.21 ± 0.056150− 0.061,12,15
(9) HD 116745309.1+15.2A7/A9e10.7910.680.290.130.160.130.16 ± 0.056950−0.01,16
(10) IRAS 14325−6428313.9+4.1F5I12.011.270.560.320.240.640.890.89 ± 0.206400−0.031,11,12
(11) IRAS 15210-6554317.7−7.7K2I11.8511.72(0.03)*1.360.20...4310−0.611
(12) HD 13756921.9+51.9B9Iab:p7.917.89−0.05...0.00.050.010.01 ± 0.0510500−0.531,17,18
(13) BD +33 264252.7+50.8O7p10.7310.78−0.12−0.270.150.020.060.15 ± 0.0520000−1.661,19,20
(14) BD +32 275453.6+41.5F89.559.460.570.560.010.020.020.01 ± 0.055750−0.091,14
(15) HD16179677.1+30.9F3Ib7.217.080.470.260.210.030.040.21 ± 0.056500−0.031,9,12,21
(IRAS 17436+5003)
(16) BD −12 4970018.0+1.6B0.5Ia8.788.301.02−0.211.232.711.581.23 ± 0.2027000−2.401
(17) IRAS 18075−0924019.8+4.713.912.471.41.41...1
(18) HD 178443354.2−21.5F810.029.800.6730.560.110.090.11 ± 0.055180−0.091,22
(19) PHL 1580031.3−43.5B0I12.3312.19(0.14)*−0.220.040.030.03 ± 0.0524000−2.81,23
(20) LS III +52 5095.1+0.8OB-(12.2)*11.74(0.46)*−0.222.910.030.03 ± 0.0525000−2.91,24
E(BV)
Starl (°)b (°)Sp.VG(BV)(BV)0 SpSpSFD3DAdoptedTeff (K)B.CRef.
(1) IRAS 02143+5852133.8−1.93F7Ie13.813.511.220.480.741.05...6000−0.071,2,3
(2) IRAS 05089+0459196.3−19.5M3I14.0813.131.740.14...3200−2.241,4
(3) IRAS 05208−2035222.8−28.39.488.981.040.7:0.3:0.060.080.3 ± 0.24900−0.335,6,7
(4) HD 46703162.0+19.F7I9.048.840.480.020.460.080.100.46 ± 0.206000−0.061,7,8,9
(IRAS 06338+5333)
(5) HD 56126206.7+10.0F5Ia8.328.060.880.320.560.080.000.56 ± 0.206500−0.031,10,11,12
(IRAS 07134+1005)
(6) IRAS 07140−2321236.6−5.4F5I10.7310.490.430.230.200.590.570.57 ± 0.2070000.01,13
(7) IRAS 07227−1320228.7+1.2M1I12.5511.61.961.690.270.510.430.43 ± 0.203500−1.451,14
(8) IRAS 08187−1905240.6+9.8F6Ib/II9.028.830.610.400.210.110.150.21 ± 0.056150− 0.061,12,15
(9) HD 116745309.1+15.2A7/A9e10.7910.680.290.130.160.130.16 ± 0.056950−0.01,16
(10) IRAS 14325−6428313.9+4.1F5I12.011.270.560.320.240.640.890.89 ± 0.206400−0.031,11,12
(11) IRAS 15210-6554317.7−7.7K2I11.8511.72(0.03)*1.360.20...4310−0.611
(12) HD 13756921.9+51.9B9Iab:p7.917.89−0.05...0.00.050.010.01 ± 0.0510500−0.531,17,18
(13) BD +33 264252.7+50.8O7p10.7310.78−0.12−0.270.150.020.060.15 ± 0.0520000−1.661,19,20
(14) BD +32 275453.6+41.5F89.559.460.570.560.010.020.020.01 ± 0.055750−0.091,14
(15) HD16179677.1+30.9F3Ib7.217.080.470.260.210.030.040.21 ± 0.056500−0.031,9,12,21
(IRAS 17436+5003)
(16) BD −12 4970018.0+1.6B0.5Ia8.788.301.02−0.211.232.711.581.23 ± 0.2027000−2.401
(17) IRAS 18075−0924019.8+4.713.912.471.41.41...1
(18) HD 178443354.2−21.5F810.029.800.6730.560.110.090.11 ± 0.055180−0.091,22
(19) PHL 1580031.3−43.5B0I12.3312.19(0.14)*−0.220.040.030.03 ± 0.0524000−2.81,23
(20) LS III +52 5095.1+0.8OB-(12.2)*11.74(0.46)*−0.222.910.030.03 ± 0.0525000−2.91,24

“( )*” indicates (VR) for (11) IRAS 15210−6554, (VG) for (19) PHL 1580, and B mag and (BG) for (20) LS III +52 5. E(BV)Sp indicates (BV) − (BV)0, where (BV)0 is estimated from the spectral type. E(BV)SFD is from the 2D dust extinction map of Schlegel, Finkbeiner, and Davis (1998). E(BV)3D is taken from 3D dust maps of Green et al. (2018) if |b| > 10° and Chen et al. (2019) if |b| < 10°.

References: 1. SIMBAD; 2. Fujii, Nakada, and Parthasarathy 2002); 3. Omont et al. (1993); 4. Iyengar and Parthasarathy (1997); 5. Gielen et al. (2011); 6. Rao, Giridhar, and Lambert (2012); 7. Oomen et al. (2018); 8. Luck and Bond (1984); 9. Parthasarathy and Pottasch (1986); 10. Parthasarathy, Garcia Lario, and Pottasch (1992); 11. De Smedt et al. (2016); 12. Kamath et al. (2022); 13. Gielen et al. (2011); 14. Vickers et al. (2015); 15. Reddy and Parthasarathy (1996); 16. Gonzalez and Wallerstein (1992); 17. Martin (2004); 18. Martin (2006); 19. Napiwotzki, Heber, and Koeppen (1994); 20. Van Winckel et al. (2014); 21. Luck et al. (1990); 22. McWilliam et al. (1995); 23. McCausland et al. (1992); 24. Hardorp, Theile, and Voigt (1964).

Table 1.

Basic data of 20 high-velocity post-AGB candidates.

E(BV)
Starl (°)b (°)Sp.VG(BV)(BV)0 SpSpSFD3DAdoptedTeff (K)B.CRef.
(1) IRAS 02143+5852133.8−1.93F7Ie13.813.511.220.480.741.05...6000−0.071,2,3
(2) IRAS 05089+0459196.3−19.5M3I14.0813.131.740.14...3200−2.241,4
(3) IRAS 05208−2035222.8−28.39.488.981.040.7:0.3:0.060.080.3 ± 0.24900−0.335,6,7
(4) HD 46703162.0+19.F7I9.048.840.480.020.460.080.100.46 ± 0.206000−0.061,7,8,9
(IRAS 06338+5333)
(5) HD 56126206.7+10.0F5Ia8.328.060.880.320.560.080.000.56 ± 0.206500−0.031,10,11,12
(IRAS 07134+1005)
(6) IRAS 07140−2321236.6−5.4F5I10.7310.490.430.230.200.590.570.57 ± 0.2070000.01,13
(7) IRAS 07227−1320228.7+1.2M1I12.5511.61.961.690.270.510.430.43 ± 0.203500−1.451,14
(8) IRAS 08187−1905240.6+9.8F6Ib/II9.028.830.610.400.210.110.150.21 ± 0.056150− 0.061,12,15
(9) HD 116745309.1+15.2A7/A9e10.7910.680.290.130.160.130.16 ± 0.056950−0.01,16
(10) IRAS 14325−6428313.9+4.1F5I12.011.270.560.320.240.640.890.89 ± 0.206400−0.031,11,12
(11) IRAS 15210-6554317.7−7.7K2I11.8511.72(0.03)*1.360.20...4310−0.611
(12) HD 13756921.9+51.9B9Iab:p7.917.89−0.05...0.00.050.010.01 ± 0.0510500−0.531,17,18
(13) BD +33 264252.7+50.8O7p10.7310.78−0.12−0.270.150.020.060.15 ± 0.0520000−1.661,19,20
(14) BD +32 275453.6+41.5F89.559.460.570.560.010.020.020.01 ± 0.055750−0.091,14
(15) HD16179677.1+30.9F3Ib7.217.080.470.260.210.030.040.21 ± 0.056500−0.031,9,12,21
(IRAS 17436+5003)
(16) BD −12 4970018.0+1.6B0.5Ia8.788.301.02−0.211.232.711.581.23 ± 0.2027000−2.401
(17) IRAS 18075−0924019.8+4.713.912.471.41.41...1
(18) HD 178443354.2−21.5F810.029.800.6730.560.110.090.11 ± 0.055180−0.091,22
(19) PHL 1580031.3−43.5B0I12.3312.19(0.14)*−0.220.040.030.03 ± 0.0524000−2.81,23
(20) LS III +52 5095.1+0.8OB-(12.2)*11.74(0.46)*−0.222.910.030.03 ± 0.0525000−2.91,24
E(BV)
Starl (°)b (°)Sp.VG(BV)(BV)0 SpSpSFD3DAdoptedTeff (K)B.CRef.
(1) IRAS 02143+5852133.8−1.93F7Ie13.813.511.220.480.741.05...6000−0.071,2,3
(2) IRAS 05089+0459196.3−19.5M3I14.0813.131.740.14...3200−2.241,4
(3) IRAS 05208−2035222.8−28.39.488.981.040.7:0.3:0.060.080.3 ± 0.24900−0.335,6,7
(4) HD 46703162.0+19.F7I9.048.840.480.020.460.080.100.46 ± 0.206000−0.061,7,8,9
(IRAS 06338+5333)
(5) HD 56126206.7+10.0F5Ia8.328.060.880.320.560.080.000.56 ± 0.206500−0.031,10,11,12
(IRAS 07134+1005)
(6) IRAS 07140−2321236.6−5.4F5I10.7310.490.430.230.200.590.570.57 ± 0.2070000.01,13
(7) IRAS 07227−1320228.7+1.2M1I12.5511.61.961.690.270.510.430.43 ± 0.203500−1.451,14
(8) IRAS 08187−1905240.6+9.8F6Ib/II9.028.830.610.400.210.110.150.21 ± 0.056150− 0.061,12,15
(9) HD 116745309.1+15.2A7/A9e10.7910.680.290.130.160.130.16 ± 0.056950−0.01,16
(10) IRAS 14325−6428313.9+4.1F5I12.011.270.560.320.240.640.890.89 ± 0.206400−0.031,11,12
(11) IRAS 15210-6554317.7−7.7K2I11.8511.72(0.03)*1.360.20...4310−0.611
(12) HD 13756921.9+51.9B9Iab:p7.917.89−0.05...0.00.050.010.01 ± 0.0510500−0.531,17,18
(13) BD +33 264252.7+50.8O7p10.7310.78−0.12−0.270.150.020.060.15 ± 0.0520000−1.661,19,20
(14) BD +32 275453.6+41.5F89.559.460.570.560.010.020.020.01 ± 0.055750−0.091,14
(15) HD16179677.1+30.9F3Ib7.217.080.470.260.210.030.040.21 ± 0.056500−0.031,9,12,21
(IRAS 17436+5003)
(16) BD −12 4970018.0+1.6B0.5Ia8.788.301.02−0.211.232.711.581.23 ± 0.2027000−2.401
(17) IRAS 18075−0924019.8+4.713.912.471.41.41...1
(18) HD 178443354.2−21.5F810.029.800.6730.560.110.090.11 ± 0.055180−0.091,22
(19) PHL 1580031.3−43.5B0I12.3312.19(0.14)*−0.220.040.030.03 ± 0.0524000−2.81,23
(20) LS III +52 5095.1+0.8OB-(12.2)*11.74(0.46)*−0.222.910.030.03 ± 0.0525000−2.91,24

“( )*” indicates (VR) for (11) IRAS 15210−6554, (VG) for (19) PHL 1580, and B mag and (BG) for (20) LS III +52 5. E(BV)Sp indicates (BV) − (BV)0, where (BV)0 is estimated from the spectral type. E(BV)SFD is from the 2D dust extinction map of Schlegel, Finkbeiner, and Davis (1998). E(BV)3D is taken from 3D dust maps of Green et al. (2018) if |b| > 10° and Chen et al. (2019) if |b| < 10°.

References: 1. SIMBAD; 2. Fujii, Nakada, and Parthasarathy 2002); 3. Omont et al. (1993); 4. Iyengar and Parthasarathy (1997); 5. Gielen et al. (2011); 6. Rao, Giridhar, and Lambert (2012); 7. Oomen et al. (2018); 8. Luck and Bond (1984); 9. Parthasarathy and Pottasch (1986); 10. Parthasarathy, Garcia Lario, and Pottasch (1992); 11. De Smedt et al. (2016); 12. Kamath et al. (2022); 13. Gielen et al. (2011); 14. Vickers et al. (2015); 15. Reddy and Parthasarathy (1996); 16. Gonzalez and Wallerstein (1992); 17. Martin (2004); 18. Martin (2006); 19. Napiwotzki, Heber, and Koeppen (1994); 20. Van Winckel et al. (2014); 21. Luck et al. (1990); 22. McWilliam et al. (1995); 23. McCausland et al. (1992); 24. Hardorp, Theile, and Voigt (1964).

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