Dictionary of Nomenclature of Celestial Objects
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Result of query: info cati SC85] SNN$

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Details on Acronym:   SC2
  
SC2    (Sandage+Carlson, 2nd paper)
  ***** Avoid the usage of SC2,  prefer [SC85]
 Originof the Acronym: L (1994A&A...287..371P)

Details on Acronym:   [SC85]
  
[SC85] (Sandage+Carlson, 1985)= (SC2) 
 Write:<<[SC85]  SNN>>  

        <<[SC85]  NN>>  

        <<[SC85]  a>>  

        <<[SC85]  VNN>>
 N:  15+76+14+10
Object:*  (SIMBAD class: Star)
  Note:Table I: Standards in the field of Sextans B
    format 'SNN' where S stands for Standard,as in Plate 81
    N=15 among (Nos S2-S50)
    Table II: program * in Sextans B, format 'NN',    N=76 among (Nos 1-85)
    Table IV: comparison *, format 'a', (Nos a-o), j missing
    Table V, VI, Plate 83: V* in Sextans B, (Nos V1-V10)
    Maps in Plates 81-83
    See also: [SK76], [S83], [S84b], [SC84c],    [SC85b], [SC86], [SC88], [SCK96],    and outside the series: [HS80], [SC82], [PCP94]
 in source:Sextans B = DDO 70
   Ref:=1985AJ.....90.1019S
     bySANDAGE A.
, CARLSON G.
 Astron. J., 90, 1019-1026 (1985)

    The brightest stars in nearby galaxies. V. Cepheids and the brightest
    stars in the dwarf galaxy Sextans B compared with those in Sextans A.
oTable I: <[SC85] SNN> N=15 among (Nos S2-S50). Table II: <[SC85] NN>    N=76 among (Nos 1-85). Table IV: <[SC85] a> (Nos a-o), j missing.    Table V: <[SC85] VNN> (Nos V1-V10)
 Originof the Acronym: S = Created by Simbad, the CDS Database