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The Astrophysical Journal
Article . 1993 . Peer-reviewed
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The Cepheid Period-Luminosity Relation from Independent Distances of 100 Galactic Variables

Authors: GIEREN, WP; BARNES, TG; MOFFETT, TJ;

The Cepheid Period-Luminosity Relation from Independent Distances of 100 Galactic Variables

Abstract

We have determined distances to 100 galactic classical Cepheids on a homogeneous system with an improved version of the surface brightness technique, using the extensive northern Cepheid observations of Moffett and Barnes, and the southern Cepheid observations of Gieren. The period-luminosity relations in the V bandpass obtained for the northern and southern Cepheid samples are found consistent, and the absolute magnitudes have been combined into a two-hemisphere PL(V) relation which is M V =−1.371−2.986 log P. ±0.095±0.094 This is the currently most precise Cepheid PL(V) relation from the surface brightness technique

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OSCILLATIONS, DISTANCE SCALE, CEPHEIDS, STARS, 520

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