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Dr. Frank Eisenhauer
Max-Planck-Institut fuer extraterrestrische Physik
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Deutschland
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The following table contains the positions and magnitudes
of the 881 stars that have been detected simultaneously
in all three wavelength band J,H, and K' (Eisenhauer et al. 1998,
ApJ, 498, 278). For more details on the detection limit see Eisenhauer 
et al. 1998. Coordinates are given (in arcseconds) relative to 
NGC 3603 B (van den Bos 1928, Bull. Astron. Inst. Netherlands, 
4, 261) = HST-Nr. 23 (Moffat, Drissen & Shara 1994, ApJ, 636, 
183), the brightest star in J-Band. The stars are sorted based 
on the measured J-magnitude. Since image-scale, distortion 
and field-orientation have not been accurately calibrated, 
and since several fields have been combined to generate the 
source list, the given coordinates may be slightly rotated with 
respect to the equatorial system, and the relative distances 
may be only accurate to ~0.5". Stars that have been already 
identified from HST imaging (Moffat, Drissen & Shara 1994)
are labeled with their reference number in column 7. 
For further cross-reference see Moffat et al. 1994.
Due to saturation, the given brightness for the 4 brightest
stars are strict lower limits.


Format:
Star-Nr. | delta-alpha | delta-delta | J | H | K' | HST-Nr. 

   1     0,0     0,0    8,53    8,16    7,65   23 
   2    -0,8     0,1    8,58    8,28    7,68   30 
   3     1,7    21,0    8,67    8,14    8,01    5 
   4     1,3     0,6    9,23    8,81    8,46   18 
   5    -0,7    -0,2   10,12    9,76    9,55   31 
   6    -4,2     3,0   10,25    9,83    9,58   39 
   7    -2,5    -0,7   10,53   10,13    9,85   42 
   8    -1,0     3,7   10,53   10,14    9,91   19 
   9    -3,5    -0,4   10,64   10,26    9,98   49 
  10     5,7    -8,7   10,68   10,28    9,99   22