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Evolutionary Oddities in Old Disk Population Clusters
With a luminosity zero point fixed by the kinematics of old disksuperclusters (HR 1614, t = 6 Gyr, [Fe/H] = +0.1 dex) and groups(Arcturus, t = 14 Gyr, [Fe/H] = -0.65 dex), the luminosities and colorsof evolved old disk stars, especially red horizontal branch (RHB), earlyasymptotic branch [AGB(1)], thermally pulsing asymptotic giant branch[AGB(2)], and sdOB stars in old disk clusters (NGC 6791, 47 Tuc, M71,M67, Mel 66, NGC 2420, NGC 2204, and NGC 2443) are discussed. (1) TheRHB stars in the old disk all have M_V = +0.7 +/- 0.1 (M_K = -1.3 +/-0.1) mag. (2) Large-amplitude red variables (LARVs) with quasi-stableperiods and light curves are old disk stars on AGB(2). (3) AGB(1)objects include CH stars and semiregular (SRa) variables. (4) Thepopulous and overabundant cluster NGC 6791 may be the only disk clusterwith sdOB stars, populating the lower portion of the bifurcated extendedhorizontal branch that is usual in most ``blue tailed'' and high-densityhalo clusters. (5) Post-red giant branch (RGB) stars in old diskclusters show a B - V (b - y) defect when compared with RGB stars,possibly because of a change in the character of the atmospheres. (6) Ifthe bulk of the LARVs are pulsating in the fundamental mode, R Vir (P =145 days) is possibly a first-overtone pulsator. (7) The overabundantold disk clusters are within the solar circle, with Liller 1 being atthe Galactic center. (8) Several probable RHB stars at the southGalactic pole are identified. (9) The period-age relation, combined withthe known spatial distribution of Galactic LARVs, leads to a relationbetween age and scale height of distribution that monotonicallyincreases with age, leaving no obvious reason for a bifurcation of thepopulation.

Lightcurves of selected minor planets.
We present 81 photometric lightcurves of 36 minor planets observed inthe V and B bands at the ESO 50 cm telescope at La Silla (Chile). Theseasteroids were selected preferentially in order to improve theirecliptic longitude coverage in view of pole determinations andlightcurve inversions. We also give some first photometric observationsand/or rotational period for several asteroids.

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Constellation:ちょうこくしつ座
Right ascension:01h02m42.05s
Declination:-35°41'35.8"
Apparent magnitude:9.654
Proper motion RA:112.1
Proper motion Dec:40.3
B-T magnitude:10.29
V-T magnitude:9.707

Catalogs and designations:
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HD 1989HD 6207
TYCHO-2 2000TYC 7001-1202-1
USNO-A2.0USNO-A2 0525-00357697
HIPHIP 4876

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