Dictionary of Nomenclature of Celestial Objects
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Result of query: info cati MVF99] A$

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Details on Acronym:   [MVF99]
  
[MVF99] (Myrrha+Vaz+Faundez-Abans+, 1999)
 Write:<<[MVF99]  A>>  

        <<[MVF99]  Region R>>  

        <<[MVF99]  Knot N>>  

        <<[MVF99]  GN>>
 N:  15+3+7+2
Object:?  (SIMBAD class: Unknown = Object of Unknown Nature)
  Note:Fig.1, Table 2:    (Nos A-O), N=15 probable non-stellar objects inside a region of    4' around HRG 2302.    Fig.2, Table 5:    (Nos I-III), N=3 HII regions in HRG 2302.    Fig.9, Table 5:    (Nos 1-7), N=7 Knots in HRG 2302.
 in source:HRG 02302
   Ref:=1999A&A...351..860M
     byMYRRHA M.L.M.
, VAZ L.P.R., FAUNDEZ-ABANS M., DE OLIVEIRA-ABANS M., SOARES D.S.L.
 Astron. Astrophys., 351, 860-868 (1999)

    BVRI-Hα surface photometry of peculiar ring galaxies. I. HRG 2302.

oTable 2: <[MVF99] A> (Nos A-O). Table 5: <[MVF99] Region R> (Nos    I-III), <[MVF99] Knot N> (Nos 1-7).
   Ref:=2015A&A...574A..70F
     byFAUNDEZ-ABANS M.
, RESHETNIKOV V.P., DE OLIVEIRA-ABANS M., KRABBE A.C., DA ROCHA-POPPE P.C., FERNANDES-MARTIN V.A., AMORES E.B., FREITAS-LEMES P.
 Astron. Astrophys., 574A, 70-70 (2015)

    Visiting two objects in the field of the ring galaxy HRG 2302.

oTable 2: <[MVF99] GN> (Nos 1-2).
 Originof the Acronym: S = Created by Simbad, the CDS Database