Astrophysical parameters of 14 open clusters projected close to the Galactic plane
arXiv:0910.1732 · doi:10.1051/0004-6361/200912786
Abstract
Astrophysical parameters (\textit{age, reddening, distance, core and cluster radii}) of 14 open clusters (OCs) projected close to the Galactic plane are derived with 2MASS photometry. The OCs are Be 63, Be 84, Cz 6, Cz 7, Cz 12, Ru 141, Ru 144, Ru 172, FSR 101, FSR 1430, FSR 1471, FSR 162, FSR 178 and FSR 198. The OCs Be 63, Be 84, Ru 141, Ru 144, and Ru 172 are studied in more detail than in previous works, while the others have astrophysical parameters derived for the first time. The open clusters of the sample are located at kpc from the Sun and at Galactocentric distances kpc, with age in the range 10 Myr to 1.5 Gyr and reddening in the range mag. The core and cluster radii are in the range pc and pc, respectively. Cz 6 and FSR 198 are the youngest OCs of this sample, with a population of pre-main sequence (PMS) stars, while FSR 178 is the oldest cluster.
11 pages, 14 figures - accepted by A&A
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