Details on Acronym: LB
LB (Large Bright QSO Survey) ***** Avoid the usage of LB, prefer LBQS Originof the Acronym: L (2007ApJ...656..666O)
Details on Acronym: LBQS
LBQS (Large Bright QSO Survey)= (LB) Write:<<LBQS HHMM+DDMMA>> N: 1182+387+12+75 Object:QSO (SIMBAD class: QSO = Quasar) Stat:is completely incorporated in Simbad Note:In the reference 1992ApJS...78..409B objects from the LBQS survey are not QSOs but stars.
In The reference 1995AJ....109.1498H groups the previous lists (N=1055).
note than some designations changed between the initial references and 1995AJ....109.1498H, due to more accurate position determinations. Ref:=1987AJ.....94.1423F byFOLTZ C.B. , CHAFFEE F.H.Jr, HEWETT P.C., MacALPINE G.M., TURNSHEK D.A., WEYMANN R.J., ANDERSON S.F. Astron. J., 94, 1423-1460 (1987) The APM QSO survey. I. Initial MMT results. o<LBQS HHMM+DDMMA> N=201 Ref:=1989AJ.....98.1959F byFOLTZ C.B. , CHAFFEE F.H., HEWETT P.C., WEYMANN R.J., ANDERSON S.F., MacALPINE G.M. Astron. J., 98, 1959-1988 (1989) The large, bright QSO survey. II. QSOs in three equatorial fields. o<LBQS HHMM+DDMMA> N=168 Ref:=1991AJ....101.1121H byHEWETT P.C. , FOLTZ C.B., CHAFFEE F.H., FRANCIS P.J., WEYMANN R.J., MORRIS S.L., ANDERSON S.F., MacALPINE G.M. Astron. J., 101, 1121-1182 (1991) The Large, Bright QSO Survey. III. QSOs in six equatorial fields. o<LBQS HHMM+DDMMA> N=412 Ref:=1991AJ....102..461C byCHAFFEE F.H. , FOLTZ C.B., HEWETT P.C., FRANCIS P.J., WEYMANN R.J., MORRIS S.L., ANDERSON S.F., MacALPINE G.M. Astron. J., 102, 461-487 (1991) The Large, Bright QSO Survey. IV. QSOs in two equatorial fields. o<LBQS HHMM+DDMMA> N=166 Ref:=1991AJ....102.1627M byMORRIS S.L. , WEYMANN R.J., ANDERSON S.F., HEWETT P.C., FOLTZ C.B., CHAFFEE F.H., FRANCIS P.J., MacALPINE G.M. Astron. J., 102, 1627-1658 (1991) The Large, Bright QSO Survey. V. QSOs in three southern fields. o<LBQS HHMM+DDMMA> N=211 Ref:=1992ApJS...78..409B byBERG C. , WEGNER G., FOLTZ C.B., CHAFFEE F.H., HEWETT P.C. Astrophys. J., Suppl. Ser., 78, 409-421 (1992) Spectroscopy and spectral types for 387 stellar objects from the large, bright QSO survey. oTables 1 to 4: these LBQS objects are not QSOs but stars. oTables 1 to 4: <LBQS HHMM+DDMMA> N=387. Ref:=1995AJ....109.1498H byHEWETT P.C. , FOLTZ C.B., CHAFFEE F.H. Astron. J., 109, 1498-1521 (1995) The Large Bright Quasar Survey. VI. Quasar catalog and survey parameters. o<LBQS HHMM+DDMMA> N=1055 Ref:=2001AJ....122..518H byHEWETT P.C. , FOLTZ C.B., CHAFFEE F.H. Astron. J., 122, 518-535 (2001) The large bright quasar survey. VII. The LBQS and FIRST surveys. oTables 1-2: <LBQS HHMM+DDMMA> N=12+75. =E=Catalogue in electronic form as J/AJ/109/1498 =E=Catalogue in electronic form as J/AJ/122/518 Originof the Acronym: A = Assigned by the author(s)
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