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Description Catalog Data Default Radius (arcmin) Mission Table Type
WBL Poor Galaxy Clusters Catalog (White et al. 1999) wblN
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 Parameter (Unit) Min Value Max Value Value Type
name WBL 001 WBL 732 string
ra 00 00 09.6 23 59 33.2 position
dec -03 31 41 +86 37 02 position
lii (degree) 0.4021 359.4222 float
bii (degree) -64.0745 89.3527 float
richness 3 148 integer
subclustering 0 9+6+2+0 string
redshift 0.00106 0.08393 float
num_galaxy_redshifts 1 147 integer
note_redshift i iii string
zwicky_cluster 0000.8+0452 2352.1+4718 string
medium_distant_flag MD MD string
rad_zwicky_cluster (arcmin) 13 431 integer
wbl_zwicky_offset 0.03 2.17 float
abell_cluster 20 2666 integer
cfa_group 2 174 integer
hcg_group 7 96 integer
yerkes_cluster AWM 1 WP 40 string

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