A New Estimate of the Best Value for the Solar Galactocentric Distance
arXiv:2105.08562 · doi:10.1134/S1063772921070015
Abstract
Using data from the literature, we made a list of individual estimates of the solar Galactocentric distance, which were performed after 2017 by different methods. These values have not yet been used to calculate the best value of mean . For the sample containing 21 estimates, based on the standard approach, we found the weighted mean kpc with the dispersion kpc, and using the median statistics, we obtained the estimate kpc. For practical use, the value kpc can be recommended.
12 pages, 3 figures, 4 tables
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