Dictionary of Nomenclature of Celestial Objects
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Result of query: info cati TSWR$

Details on Acronym:   TS
  
TS     (Testor+Schild)
  ***** Avoid the usage of TS,  prefer TSWR
 Originof the Acronym: L = Found in the literature

Details on Acronym:   TS90
  
TS90   (Testor+Schild, 1990)
  ***** Avoid the usage of TS90,  prefer TSWR
 Originof the Acronym: L = Found in the literature

Details on Acronym:   TSWR
  
TSWR   (Testor+Schild, WR*)= (TS) = (TS90) 
 Write:<<TSWR  N>>
 N:  4
Object:WR  (SIMBAD class: WolfRayet* = Wolf-Rayet)
  Stat:is completely incorporated in Simbad
  Note:1990A&A...240..299T:    Discovery of 1 new Wolf-Rayet and 2 extreme Of stars located on the    the western edge of the 30 Dor complex in the Large Magellanic Cloud.    TSWR 1, 2, 3 are respectively Brey 65b, 65c, 74a.    1992A&AS...92..729S:    Brey 58, is in fact composed of 2 Wolf-Rayet stars separated by only    0".5. The faintest one is labelled TSWR 4, type WC. The brighter one    is [ST92] 2-12, type WN7.
 in source:Magellanic Clouds:LMC:30 Dor Nebula = 30 Dor Nebula
   Ref:=1990A&A...240..299T
     byTESTOR G.
, SCHILD H.
 Astron. Astrophys., 240, 299-304 (1990)

    New Wolf-Rayet and extreme Of stars near the 30 Doradus nebula.

oTable 2: <TSWR N> (Nos 1-3)
   Ref:=1992A&AS...92..729S
     bySCHILD H.
, TESTOR G.
 Astron. Astrophys., Suppl. Ser., 92, 729-748 (1992)

    Spectral types and UBV magnitudes of stars in the 30 Doradus complex.

o<TSWR N> No. 4 added. Table 3: <[ST92] 1-NNN> (Nos 1-1 to 1-104).    Table 4: <[ST92] 2-NN> (Nos 2-1 to 2-71). Table 5: <[ST92] 3-NN> (Nos    3-1 to 3-62). Table 6: <[ST92] 4-NN> (Nos 4-1 to 4-69).
 Originof the Acronym: D = Assigned by the Dictionary of Acronyms