2023AJ....166...96N


Query : 2023AJ....166...96N

2023AJ....166...96N - Astron. J., 166, 96 (2023/September-0)

Zwicky Transient Facility and Globular Clusters: The gr-band Period-Luminosity Relations for Mira Variables at Maximum Light and their Applications to Local Galaxies.

NGEOW C.-C., OU J.-Y., BHARDWAJ A., PURDUM J., RUSHOLME B. and WOLD A.

Abstract (from CDS):

Based on 14 Miras located in seven globular clusters, we derived the first gr-band period-luminosity (PL) at maximum light for the large-amplitude Mira variables using the multiyear light-curve data collected from the Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF). Since Miras are red variables, we applied a color-term correction to subsets of ZTF light curves, and found that such corrections do not have a large impact on period determinations. We applied our derived PL relations to the known extragalactic Miras in five local galaxies (Sextans, Leo I, Leo II, NGC 6822 and IC 1613), and determined their Mira-based distances. We demonstrated that our PL relations can be applied to short-period (≲300 days) Miras, including those in the two most distant galaxies (NGC 6822 and IC 1613) in our sample even when only a portion of the light curves around maximum light have detections. We have also shown that the long-period extragalactic Miras do not follow the PL relations extrapolated to longer periods. Hence, our derived PL relations are only applicable to the short-period Miras, which will be discovered in abundance in local galaxies within the era of Vera C. Rubin Observatory's Legacy Survey of Space and Time.

Abstract Copyright: © 2023. The Author(s). Published by the American Astronomical Society.

Journal keyword(s): Sky surveys - Mira variable stars - Distance indicators - Wide-field telescopes - Globular star clusters

Simbad objects: 66

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Number of rows : 66
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2026
#notes
1 [BMG2010] VC208 LP* 01 04 26.8311641352 +02 10 22.896161940     20.616   17.729 ~ 5 0
2 [SRI2015] 12808 LP* 01 04 42.471 +02 06 46.08           ~ 3 0
3 [ADK2000] 94 LP* 01 04 44.465 +02 03 44.01       21.89 20.64 ~ 5 0
4 IC 1613 GiC 01 04 48.4071 +02 07 10.185   10.42 10.01 9.77   ~ 1316 2
5 [AFM2000] V2950-B Mi* 01 04 49.0299312024 +02 05 29.165018316   23.22 21.20     ~ 11 0
6 ULAS J010450.17+020704.5 LP* 01 04 50.172 +02 07 04.59       20.49 19.19 ~ 3 0
7 [MWF2015] 4237 LP* 01 04 55.195 +02 04 18.93     19.942     ~ 2 0
8 [SRI2015] 11806 LP* 01 04 55.878 +02 06 01.58           ~ 2 0
9 [SRI2015] 18536 * 01 05 03.7764776016 +02 11 56.603659704     19.604   17.312 ~ 4 0
10 CRTS J010506.6+021333 LP* 01 05 06.7854933960 +02 13 35.331906432     22.573   19.584 ~ 5 0
11 M 33 GiG 01 33 50.8965749232 +30 39 36.630403128 6.17 6.27 5.72     ~ 6226 1
12 NAME LMC G 05 23 34.6 -69 45 22     0.4     ~ 19090 0
13 ALW Leo I 4 C* 10 08 23.8727184792 +12 14 16.486062216   22.60 19.85     ~ 5 0
14 ALW Leo I 9 C* 10 08 27.5085900048 +12 16 53.857027128   21.67 19.47 19.25 17.75 ~ 9 0
15 Z 64-73 G 10 08 28.12 +12 18 23.4   11.3 10.0     ~ 1284 1
16 2MASS J10082927+1218516 Mi* 10 08 29.27952 +12 18 51.6312           ~ 6 0
17 [MFT2002] E Mi* 10 09 00.35976 +12 19 00.2316           ~ 5 0
18 LINEAR 21653608 AB* 10 12 34.2976539024 -01 34 40.935970272   19.41 16.32     ~ 15 0
19 NAME Sextans dSph LSB 10 13 02.9 -01 36 53   12 10.4     ~ 921 0
20 [MAG2004] 4 C* 10 15 25.9317953712 -02 04 31.889288424   20.9       C 11 0
21 ALW Leo II 3 C* 11 13 20.6395655376 +22 11 16.297456380   21.9 18.28     C 18 0
22 Z 126-111 G 11 13 28.13 +22 09 10.1   12.9 12.0     ~ 899 0
23 CRTS J112912.3+285815 Mi* 11 29 12.3857061360 +28 58 15.272085144           M0 10 0
24 CRTS J112914.6+285814 Mi* 11 29 14.7035102712 +28 58 14.491194276   17.858 16.32     M2.0III 10 0
25 GCl 17 GlC 11 29 16.80 +28 58 25.0   14.4       ~ 379 1
26 V* V2009 Oph Mi* 17 23 17.0533179408 -17 46 24.438428112         12.466 ~ 18 0
27 Cl* NGC 6356 SAW V3 Mi* 17 23 33.2946985477 -17 48 07.472199631       15.887 12.557 ~ 13 0
28 Cl* NGC 6356 SAW V1 Mi* 17 23 33.7107619292 -17 49 14.767788216         12.355 ~ 15 0
29 IRAS 18081-0714 Mi* 18 10 50.7925687536 -07 13 48.934098552           ~ 9 0
30 Cl* IC 1276 SAW V1 Mi* 18 10 51.5508305345 -07 10 54.400691387           ~ 9 0
31 Cl* NGC 6638 SAW V3 * 18 28 08 -26 01.3   13.90       ~ 2 0
32 V* V2578 Sgr Mi* 18 31 53.1290106696 -23 27 43.056304128           M: 6 0
33 Cl* NGC 6638 SAW V15 * 18 31 56 -24 56.9   16.16       ~ 3 0
34 Cl* NGC 6638 SAW V63 * 18 32 54 -26 03.0   13.72       ~ 2 0
35 V* CH Sct Mi* 18 52 55.3776735456 -08 42 32.454633852   13.10 11.20   11.97 ~ 27 0
36 Cl* NGC 6760 SAW V3 Mi* 19 11 14.3004413592 +01 01 46.570025064         12.183 ~ 12 0
37 Cl* NGC 6760 SAW V4 Mi* 19 11 15.0213751776 +01 02 36.732963624       15.03 11.974 ~ 12 0
38 [LDB2002] 198 Mi* 19 44 42.4738628952 -14 42 36.789520680           ~ 5 0
39 [WMF2013] 20540 Mi* 19 44 43.2091960560 -14 42 38.095222212           ~ 3 0
40 [WMF2013] 11032 Mi* 19 44 43.308 -14 48 15.02           ~ 3 0
41 [WMF2013] 12557 Mi* 19 44 44.1399364992 -14 46 48.304410996           ~ 3 0
42 [WMF2013] 30292 Mi* 19 44 45.1105061568 -14 52 20.172726228           ~ 3 0
43 [WMF2013] 21029 Mi* 19 44 47.636 -14 43 05.54           ~ 4 0
44 [WMF2013] 40114 Mi* 19 44 47.80 -14 51 41.8           ~ 3 0
45 [LDB2002] 287 C* 19 44 48.9083064384 -14 45 19.051523892       20.68   C6.5 6 0
46 [BD2011] 3 Mi* 19 44 48.9760084919 -14 38 05.431767964           ~ 6 0
47 [KRC2012] 83467 Mi* 19 44 49.0070064528 -14 44 33.550098864       18.69   M6III 8 0
48 [WMF2013] 12751 Mi* 19 44 50.4471149520 -14 45 34.747172208           ~ 4 0
49 [LDB2002] 326 Mi* 19 44 51.023 -14 48 04.90           ~ 6 0
50 [H25] V12 Mi* 19 44 51.0896621160 -14 43 55.792857576 22.28   17.57 17.41 15.77 M4I 18 0
51 2MASS J19445116-1440511 Mi* 19 44 51.1570920960 -14 40 51.289966632           ~ 5 0
52 [LDB2002] 359 Mi* 19 44 52.310 -14 55 32.38           ~ 4 0
53 2MASS J19445232-1452487 Mi* 19 44 52.3469887224 -14 52 49.152850068           ~ 3 0
54 [AFM2002b] V1838 Mi* 19 44 53.6574453408 -14 46 28.795293444           ~ 5 0
55 [LDB2002] 437 C* 19 44 55.027 -14 39 08.96       21.27   C8.2 5 0
56 2MASS J19445607-1448230 Mi* 19 44 56.078 -14 48 23.04           ~ 2 0
57 NGC 6822 G 19 44 56.199 -14 47 51.29   18 8.1     ~ 1661 0
58 [AFM2002b] V0181 Mi* 19 44 56.7497838696 -14 49 49.913958036           ~ 4 0
59 [SRC2012] 296.243011-14.838288 Mi* 19 44 58.325 -14 50 17.68           ~ 4 0
60 2MASS J19450019-1446040 Mi* 19 45 00.1995684696 -14 46 04.092364380         18.50 ~ 5 0
61 [WMF2013] 40520 Mi* 19 45 04.05 -14 44 25.4           ~ 3 0
62 [M98a] NGC 6822c-140 Mi* 19 45 04.080 -14 45 46.96     20.14     ~ 8 0
63 [BD2011] 16 Mi* 19 45 08.5528788384 -14 44 22.178923620           ~ 4 0
64 [LDB2002] 720 Mi* 19 45 09.7450015992 -14 41 47.068160352           ~ 4 0
65 [WMF2013] 21141 Mi* 19 45 11.92 -14 41 51.3           ~ 3 0
66 [BD2011] 20 Mi* 19 45 12.004 -14 52 43.91           ~ 5 0

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