• DOI:10.1088/0067-0049/186/2/259
Corpus ID: 119183898

THE TAURUS SPITZER SURVEY: NEW CANDIDATE TAURUS MEMBERS SELECTED USING SENSITIVE MID-INFRARED PHOTOMETRY

@article{Rebull2009THETS,
  title={THE TAURUS SPITZER SURVEY: NEW CANDIDATE TAURUS MEMBERS SELECTED USING SENSITIVE MID-INFRARED PHOTOMETRY},
  author={L. Rebull and D. Padgett and C. McCabe and L. Hillenbrand and K. Stapelfeldt and A. Noriega-Crespo and S. Carey and T. Brooke and T. Huard and S. Terebey and M. Audard and J. Monin and M. Fukagawa and M. Guedel and G. R. Knapp and F. M{\'e}nard and L. Allen and J. Angione and C. Baldovin-Saavedra and J. Bouvier and K. Briggs and C. Dougados and N. Evans and N. Flagey and S. Guieu and N. Grosso and A. Glauser and P. Harvey and D. Hines and W. Latter and S. Skinner and S. Strom and J. Tromp and S. Wolf},
  journal={Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series},
  year={2009},
  volume={186},
  pages={259-307}
}

L. Rebull, D. Padgett, +31 authors S. Wolf

Published 2009

Physics, Geology

Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series

We report on the properties of pre-main-sequence objects in the Taurus molecular clouds as observed in seven mid- and far-infrared bands with the Spitzer Space Telescope. There are 215 previously identified members of the Taurus star-forming region in our ~44 deg^2 map; these members exhibit a range of Spitzer colors that we take to define young stars still surrounded by circumstellar dust (noting that ~20% of the bona fide Taurus members exhibit no detectable dust excesses). We looked for new… CONTINUE READING

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