NGC 2682

Number of stars per data source

	Reference   53 :    1 star
	Reference   69 :    4 stars
	Reference   89 :    7 stars
	Reference  137 :    8 stars
	Reference  158 :    9 stars
	Reference  162 :   28 stars
	Reference  177 :    3 stars
	Reference  183 :    2 stars

References

53: Wallerstein G.; (1959) Publ. Astron. Soc. Pacific 71, 451; The brightest main sequence star in M67; 1959PASP...71..451W
69: Peterson R. C., Carney B. W., Latham D. W.; (1984) Astrophys. J. 279, 237; The blue stragglers of M67; 1984ApJ...279..237P
89: Pritchet C.J., Glaspey J.W.; (1991) Astrophys. J. 373, 105; The lithium abundance of M67 blue stragglers: A constraint on the blue straggler phenomenon; 1991ApJ...373..105P
137: van den berg M., Verbunt F., Mathieu R.D.; (1999) Astron. Astrophys. 347, 866; Optical spectroscopy of X-ray sources in the old open cluster M67; 1999A&A...347..866V
158: Schoenberner D., Andrievsky S.M., Drilling J.S.; (2001) Astron. Astrophys. 366, 490; Blue stragglers in open clusters. III. NGC 7789; 2001A&A...366..490S
162: Melo C.H.F., Pasquini L., De Medeiros J.R.; (2001) Astron. Astrophys. 375, 851; Accurate Vsini measurements in M67: The angular momentum evolution of 1.2M stars; 2001A&A...375..851M
177: Mathieu R.D., Van den Berg M., Torres G., Latham D., Verbunt F., Stassun K.; (2003) Astron. J. 125, 246; Sub-subgiants in the old open cluster M67; 2003AJ....125..246M
183: Sandquist E.L., Shetrone M.D.,; (2003) Astron. J. 126, 2954; S986 in M67: A totally eclipsing binary at the cluster turnoff; 2003AJ....126.2954S