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J/AJ/145/94
  Luminosities of protostars from two Spitzer surveys (Dunham+, 2013)
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1.J/AJ/145/94/table2List of protostars and basic properties (230 rows)

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  Seq  (i) [1/230] Protostar running sequence number (meta.id;meta.main)
  Cloud (char) Cloud in which the protostar is located (Note 1)   (meta.id.parent)
  Name (char) Protostar Spitzer name (JHHMMSSs+DDMMSSs) (Note 2)   (meta.id)
  AV mag [0/30] Extinction in V-band (used for dereddening; see Section 2.3 for more details) (phys.absorption;em.opt.V)
  alpha  (n) Observed infrared spectral index (α) (spect.index;em.IR)
  Tbol K [7/2700] Observed bolometric temperature (phys.temperature.effective)
  Lbol Lsun [0.0076/69] Observed bolometric luminosity (phys.luminosity)
  alpha0  (n) Infrared spectral index (α0 corrected for extinction) (spect.index)
  Tbol0 K Bolometric temperature (corrected for extinction) (phys.temperature.effective)
  Lbol0 Lsun Bolometric luminosity (corrected for extinction) (phys.luminosity)
  F (char) [YN] Existence of far-IR/sub-mm data (Note 3)   (meta.code)
  _RA deg (i) Position from Spitzer name (right ascension part) (pos.eq.ra;meta.main)
  _DE deg (i) Position from Spitzer name (declination part) (pos.eq.dec;meta.main)

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