One of the main uses of the Hipparcos astrometric parameters is the calibration of stellar luminosities against colour indices. The high quality of Hipparcos parameters would however be useless if selection biases were not taken into account. Using parametrical probability density functions, a maximum likelihood algorithm has been developed. It takes into account limiting magnitude or limiting parallax in order to compute unbiased estimates of various parameters: absolute magnitude (as a function of colour indices, metallicity, v sin i), galactic scale height, and first- and second-order moment of the velocity ellipsoid. As a by-product, improved estimates of distances can be obtained. A multi-platform, tcl/tk based user interface has been ...
This paper contains the list of Hipparcos eclipsing binaries that fulfill the following conditions: ...
This thesis is devoted to the validation of the stellar data which were used for the Hipparcos Input...
Vol. 1 - 5: The Hipparcos Input Catalogue. Vol. 6: Annex 1. Double and multiple stars. Vol. 7: Ann...
The HR diagram luminosity calibration basically relies on trigonometric parallaxes and kinematical d...
A new statistical parallax method using the Maximum Likelihood principle is presented, allowing the ...
The Hipparcos astrometric data will allow the determination of a great number of stellar distances. ...
A magnitude limited population of 18 808 Hipparcos stars is used to calibrate distances for 52 794 R...
International audienceThis contribution is intended as a `rough guide' to the Hipparcos Catalogue fo...
International audienceIn astrophysical applications, derived quantities like distances, absolute mag...
A new statistical parallax method using the Maximum Likelihood principle is presented, allowing the ...
International audienceA good knowledge of both accuracy and precision of the Hipparcos parallaxes is...
With Gaia currently in nominal mission mode and sending data to earth, the challenge for the astrono...
With the publication of the Hipparcos catalogue, astrometric data of unprecedented quality and quant...
Examples of how and when to use the Hipparcos intermediate astrometric data are presented. It is sho...
. Hipparcos parallaxes of high-amplitude ffi Scuti stars are used to derive a period-luminosity rel...
This paper contains the list of Hipparcos eclipsing binaries that fulfill the following conditions: ...
This thesis is devoted to the validation of the stellar data which were used for the Hipparcos Input...
Vol. 1 - 5: The Hipparcos Input Catalogue. Vol. 6: Annex 1. Double and multiple stars. Vol. 7: Ann...
The HR diagram luminosity calibration basically relies on trigonometric parallaxes and kinematical d...
A new statistical parallax method using the Maximum Likelihood principle is presented, allowing the ...
The Hipparcos astrometric data will allow the determination of a great number of stellar distances. ...
A magnitude limited population of 18 808 Hipparcos stars is used to calibrate distances for 52 794 R...
International audienceThis contribution is intended as a `rough guide' to the Hipparcos Catalogue fo...
International audienceIn astrophysical applications, derived quantities like distances, absolute mag...
A new statistical parallax method using the Maximum Likelihood principle is presented, allowing the ...
International audienceA good knowledge of both accuracy and precision of the Hipparcos parallaxes is...
With Gaia currently in nominal mission mode and sending data to earth, the challenge for the astrono...
With the publication of the Hipparcos catalogue, astrometric data of unprecedented quality and quant...
Examples of how and when to use the Hipparcos intermediate astrometric data are presented. It is sho...
. Hipparcos parallaxes of high-amplitude ffi Scuti stars are used to derive a period-luminosity rel...
This paper contains the list of Hipparcos eclipsing binaries that fulfill the following conditions: ...
This thesis is devoted to the validation of the stellar data which were used for the Hipparcos Input...
Vol. 1 - 5: The Hipparcos Input Catalogue. Vol. 6: Annex 1. Double and multiple stars. Vol. 7: Ann...