Publication

Membership, binarity, and rotation of F-G-K stars in the open cluster Blanco 1

Jean-Claude Mermilliod
2008
Journal paper

Abstract

Context. The nearby open cluster Blanco 1 is of considerable astrophysical interest for formation and evolution studies of open clusters because it is the third highest Galactic latitude cluster known. It has been observed often, but so far no definitive and comprehensive membership determination is readily available.

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