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astro-ph200825 cited

The old open cluster NGC 2112: updated estimates of fundamental parameters based on a membership analysis

Giovanni Carraro, Sandro Villanova, Pierre Demarque +2

We report on a new, wide field (), multicolor (), photometric campaign in the area of the nearby old open cluster NGC 2112. At the same time,…

astro-ph200833 cited

Is a binary fraction-age relation responsible for the lack of EHB binaries in globular clusters?

C. Moni Bidin, M. Catelan, M. Altmann

The recently-discovered lack of close binaries, among extreme horizontal branch (EHB) stars in Galactic globular clusters, has thus far constituted a major puzzle, in view of the f…

astro-ph2007

The vertical velocity dispersion profile of the Galactic thick disk

C. Moni Bidin, T. M. Girard, G. Carraro +4

We present the results of radial velocity measurements of 770 thick disk red giants toward the South Galactic Pole, vertically distributed from 0.5 kpc to 5 kpc with respect to the…

astro-ph20072 cited

Binaries among Extreme Horizontal Branch Stars in Globular Clusters

C. Moni Bidin, M. Catelan, S. Villanova +4

Following a review of our present knowledge about blue subdwarf stars in globular clusters, we present an overview of the results of searches for close binaries among these stars,…

astro-ph2007

A Search for EHB Pulsators in the Globular Cluster NGC 6752

M. Catelan, G. E. Prieto, M. Zoccali +8

We describe the status of a project whose main goal is to detect variability along the extreme horizontal branch of the globular cluster NGC 6752. Based on Magellan 6.5m data, prel…

astro-ph200780 cited

Whiting 1: the youngest globular cluster associated with the Sgr dSph

Giovanni Carraro, Robert Zinn, Christian Moni Bidin

Recently, Carraro (2005) drew attention to the remarkable star cluster Whiting 1 by showing that it lies about 40 kpc from the Sun and is therefore unquestionably a member of the G…