A GALAXY MODEL FROM TWO MICRON ALL SKY SURVEY STAR COUNTS IN THE WHOLE SKY, INCLUDING THE PLANE

We use the star count model of Ortiz & Lepine to perform an unprecedented exploration of the most important Galactic parameters comparing the predicted counts with the Two Micron All Sky Survey observed star counts in the J, H, and K sub(s) bands for a grid of positions covering the whole sky. T...

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Hauptverfasser:	POLIDO, P, Jablonski, F, Lepine, J R D
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