Complement to VIII/104

Source PKS8400_J1419-1928: points from spectra and waste tables

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The 1 column in color are computed by VizieR, and are not part of the original data.
The column SED is a link to a plot of the radio spectrum, and the column Radio+Opt is a link to an Aladin preview. The SED plot contains points from the cross-identification (spectra; red), from the waste basket (waste; yellow), and the fitted radio spectra as lines. The Aladin preview contains a DSS image together with NVSS contours (blue) and the points and associated beams of the radio spectrum (red); points and beams of the sources from the waste basket are hidden but can be made visible by clicking on the corresponding plane (yellow).
VIII/104/spectra
Post annotation 		SPECFIND V3.0 Catalog of radio continuum spectra (Stein+, 2021) [ReadMe+ftp]
2021A&A...655A..17S

The parameters of the radio spectra[image] (1658207 rows)		img(gal)
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  nu   Name                                   S(nu)       e         beam        Seq      a       b      RAJ2000   DEJ2000
 MHz                                           mJy       mJy       arcsec                      [mJy]      deg       deg  


   74  VLSSr J141949.7-192838                1.30e+04  2.6e+03       75.0000  196582   -0.61     5.27  214.9572  -19.4773
  145  [JAP2011] J214.89-19.47               1.01e+04  2.0e+03     1560.0000  196582   -0.63     5.32  214.8900  -19.4700
  150  TGSSADR J141949.6-192832              8.74e+03  1.7e+03       25.0020  196582   -0.61     5.27  214.9570  -19.4757
  160  Culb 1417-192                         8.30e+03  1.7e+03      111.0000  196582   -0.63     5.32  214.9604  -19.4719
  200  GLEAM J141949-192833                  7.73e+03  1.5e+03      120.0000  196582   -0.63     5.31  214.9580  -19.4759
  325  WISH B1417.0-1913                     6.64e+03  1.3e+03       18.0000  196582   -0.63     5.37  214.9589  -19.4574
  365  TXS 1417-192                          4.64e+03  9.3e+02        6.0000  196582   -0.61     5.27  214.9568  -19.4768
  408  MRC 1417-192                          5.02e+03  1.0e+03      120.0000  196582   -0.61     5.27  214.9571  -19.4761
 1400  NVSS J141949-192835                   1.97e+03  3.9e+02       45.0000  196582   -0.61     5.27  214.9569  -19.4764
 2307  SPASS J141949-192854                  1.23e+03  2.5e+02      645.0000  196582   -0.63     5.31  214.9572  -19.4818
 2700  PKS J1419-1928                        1.10e+03  2.2e+02       60.0000  196582   -0.47     4.70  214.9571  -19.4731
 4850  PMN J1419-1928                        9.64e+02  1.9e+02      168.0000  196582   -0.63     5.31  214.9542  -19.4725
 8400  PKS8400 J1419-1928                    8.10e+02  1.6e+02      162.0000  196582   -0.63     5.32  214.9571  -19.4731
22000  K-RFC J1419-1928                      4.20e+02  8.4e+01      126.0000  196582   -0.61     5.27  214.9575  -19.4737

The column SED is a link to a plot of the radio spectrum, and the column Radio+Opt is a link to an Aladin preview. The SED plot contains points from the cross-identification (spectra; red), from the waste basket (waste; yellow), and the fitted radio spectra as lines. The Aladin preview contains a DSS image together with NVSS contours (blue) and the points and associated beams of the radio spectrum (red); points and beams of the sources from the waste basket are hidden but can be made visible by clicking on the corresponding plane (yellow).
VIII/104/waste
Post annotation 		SPECFIND V3.0 Catalog of radio continuum spectra (Stein+, 2021) [ReadMe+ftp]
2021A&A...655A..17S

Source parameters based on positional cross-id[spectrum] (3570814 rows)		img(gal)
start AladinLite 
  nu    Name                                S(nu)       e         beam         Seq     RAJ2000   DEJ2000
  MHz                                        mJy       mJy       arcsec                  deg       deg  


  1400  NVSS J023802-044326                8.90e+00  1.8e+00       45.0000   -196582  039.5101  -04.7239

Note: For the spectrum finding algorithm, the errors have been increased by 50%