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Plate 1198(continued)          
[[6 columned table]] 
|  Dm. No.|R.A. Dec.|Uncor. Br|   |   | Cor. Br|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|

|+49˚ 1868|9 36.2 +48˚| 6.3 | 7 7 a 6 4 |2 2 1 [[underlined]]1[[/underlined]]|5.8 🗸|
|+35˚ 2042|9 36.7 +35˚| 6.5 | 1 | [[underlined]]4[[/underlined]] |6.0 🗸|
|+32˚ 1920|9 37.0 +32˚| 7.1 | __ |   | |6.6 🗸|
|+42˚ 2041|9 37.8 +42˚| 6.9 |3 2|[[underlined]]2 3[[/underlined]]|6.4 🗸|
|+40˚ 2253|9 39.9 +40˚| 7.2| __|6.7 🗸|
|+46˚ 1551|9 42.1 +46˚| 6.0| 2 8 7 a 3.4|[[underlined]]3[[/underlined]] 3 2 [[underlined]]2 1[[/underlined]]|5.5 🗸|
|+45˚ 1769|9 44.2 +45˚| 7.1 | __|   |6.6 🗸|
|+50˚ 1698|9 49.2 +50˚| 6.0 | (12) a (11) (12)|7 6 7|5.5 🗸|
[[equation]]

R.A. 9.3 Plate 403 Y.
|+11˚ 1984|9 2.4 +11˚| 6.7 |(19) (10) (12) (18) (17)|[[tilde]]1[[/tilde]] 2 4 [[tilde]]0[[/tilde]] 9|5.9 🗸|
|-8˚ 2588|9 3.8(1) -8˚| 6.3 | a 9 5 8 9|1 [[underlined]]3[[/underlined]] 1|5.5 🗸|
|-8˚ 2588|9 3.8^[[(2)]] -8˚| .|   |   |. 🗸|
|-11˚ 2565|9 4.4 -11˚|7.0 |9 1|6.2 🗸|
|-17˚ 2865|9 4.5 -17˚| 6.5 | 5 9 |[[underlined]]3[[/underlined]] 1|5.7 🗸|
|-16˚ 2701|9 5.5 -16˚| 7.0 | __ |   |6.2 🗸|
|A.G.C. 12471|9 5.9 -22˚| 7.0| 8|0|6.2 🗸|
|Ha. 105|9 7.0 +4˚| 6.8 |(12) (10) (12)|4 2 4|6.0 🗸|
|-6˚ 2845|9 7.5 -6˚| 6.7 |6 9|[[underlined]]2[[/underlined]] 1|5.9 🗸|
|+2˚ 2167|9 9.1 +2˚| 5.2| (13) (13) (12) 9|5 5 4 1|4.4 🗸|
|A.G.C. 12586|9 10.7 -14˚| 6.5| 6 7|[[underlined]]2 1[[/underlined]] |5.7 🗸|
|-5˚ 2762|9 11.7 -5˚| 6.5| 6|[[underlined]]2[[/underlined]]|5.7 🗸|
|A.G.C. 12609|9 11.7 -13˚| 6.9 | __ |6.1 🗸|
|-8˚ 2623|9 11.8(1) -8˚| 6.2| a 6 4 6 9|[[underlined]]2 4 2 [[/underlined]]1|5.4 🗸|
|-8˚ 2623|9 11.8(2) -8˚| . |   |   |. 🗸|
|A.G.C 12630|9 12.4 -14˚| 7.0 | __ |   |6.2 🗸|

John G. Wolbach Library, Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. Provided by the NASA Astrophysics Data System    
 

Transcription Notes:
reopened again to add the underlines reopened: needs underline information, required in this series. A tilde placed below a letter in mathematics can represent a vector quantity (e.g. ). In statistics and probability theory, a tilde placed on top of a variable is sometimes used to represent the median of that variable; thus would indicate the median of the variable .