Details on Acronym: PFP | |
| PFP | (Pierce+Frew+Parker+) |
| Write: | <<PFP N>> |
| N: | 1 |
| Object: | PN (SIMBAD class: PlanetaryNeb = Planetary Nebula) |
| Stat: | is completely incorporated in Simbad |
| Note: | Imaging and spectroscopy of a previously unknown highly evolved PN, PFP 1 = PN G222.1+03.9 |
| Ref: | =2004PASA...21..334P |
| by | PIERCE M.J. , FREW D.J., PARKER Q.A., KOEPPEN J. |
| Publications - Astron. Soc. Australia, 21, 334-343 (2004) | |
| PFP 1 : a large planetary nebula caught in the first stages of ISM interaction. | |
| o | <PFP N> (No. 1). |
| Origin | of the Acronym: A = Assigned by the author(s) |
Details on Acronym: Cl* NGC 6712 PFP | |
| Cl* NGC 6712 PFP | (Paltrinieri+Ferraro+Paresce+) |
| Write: | <<Cl* NGC 6712 PFP NNNNN>> |
| N: | 113 |
| Object: | *inCl |
| Ref: | =2001AJ....121.3114P |
| by | PALTRINIERI B. , FERRARO F.R., PARESCE F., DE MARCHI G. |
| Astron. J., 121, 3114-3126 (2001) | |
| VLT observations of the peculiar globular cluster NGC 6712. III. The evolved stellar population. | |
| o | Par. 2.3 : PG 1528, 2213 and 2331 are respectively PG 1528+062, 1528+062, 2213-006 and 2331+055. In reflist, ref. Sandage & Smith, 1966, 866 misprint for 886 (1966ApJ...144..886S). |
| o | Table 2, col(1): <Cl* NGC 6712 BSS NNN> (Nos 1-108), <Cl* NGC 6712 EBSS N> (Nos 1-5) = Table 2, col(2): <Cl* NGC 6712 PFP NNNNN> N=113 among about 30000. |
| =E= | Catalogue in electronic form as <J/AJ/121/3114/> |