SIMBAD references

As part of an ongoing search for hypervelocity stars I found seventeen two micron all sky survey sources with Gaia G magnitudes less than 16.0 and radial velocities less than -600 km s^–1. All these stars are brighter in the K band when compared with their V and G magnitudes. Ten of these (including three carbon stars) are long period variable stars of Mira type. One is a relatively nearby high proper motion star and one is a very high galactic latitude chemically peculiar metal-poor star. It may be a galactic halo star. One star is a Kepler red giant, two stars may be cluster members and two are in the star-forming region (probably YSOs). It is not clear how these stars acquired such high radial velocities. Further study of these seventeen stars is needed.