Dictionary of Nomenclature of Celestial Objects
(Last update: 02-Nov-2023)

Result of query: info cati MacC$

Details on Acronym:   MaC
  
MaC    (MacConnell)
  ***** Avoid the usage of MaC,  prefer MacC
 Originof the Acronym: L (1998A&AS..133...81T)

Details on Acronym:   MacC
  
MacC   (MacConnell, 1968)= (MaC) 
 Write:<<MacC  AN>>  

        <<MacC  WWNa>>  

        <<MacC  NN>>  

        <<MacC  HNN>>  

        <<MacC  sHNN>>  

        <<MacC  vNN>>  

        <<MacC  svNN>>  

        <<MacC  A>>
 N:  5+27+44+24+20+10+10+10
Object:*  (SIMBAD class: Star)
  Note:Table 1: standard stars, format 'AN' (Nos A1-A5), or format 'WWNa' N=27
    Table 3: N=44 stars, (Nos 1-44), supersedes [BW59]
    Table 4A: N=24 Em*, format 'HNN', (Nos H1-H24), H stands for H-alpha
    Table 4B: N=20 suspected Em*, format 'sHNN', (Nos sH1-sH20)
    Table 6A: N=10 V*, format 'vNN', (Nos v1-v10)
    Table 6B: N=10 suspected V*, format 'svNN', (Nos sv1-sv10)
    Table 8: N=10 central stars of RfN, format 'A', (Nos A-J)
    Identif. charts, See also ref. 1976ApJ...210..365C
 in source:NAME Cepheus IV
   Ref:=1968ApJS...16..275M
     byMacCONNELL D.J.

 Astrophys. J., Suppl. Ser., 16, 275-298 (1968)

    A study of the Cepheus IV association.

oTable 1: <MacC AN> (Nos A1-A5), <MacC WWNa> N=27, Table 3: <MacC NN>    (Nos 1-44), superseded [BW59], Table 4A: <MacC HNN> (Nos H1-H24),    Table 4B: <MacC sHNN> (Nos sH1-sH20), Table 6A: <MacC vNN> (Nos    v1-v10), Table 6B: <MacC svNN> (Nos sv1-sv10), Table 8: <MacC A> (Nos    A-J)
 Originof the Acronym: L = Found in the literature