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Table 2: New Centaur & SDO Colors #
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S1371 9/19, 2012 Pal. 200in/LFC 19.18 .03 1.52 .07
V0071 3/21, 2012 SOAR/SOI 20.91 .12 1.59 .12
V8884 5/26, 2012 Pal. 200in/LFC 19.73 .03 1.19 .17
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X6756 7/10, 2012 Pal. 200in/LFC 20.42 .10 1.20 .14
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Table 3: Known Centaur Colors #
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Figure 1: The log of the fitted diameter as compared to the heliocentric distance at the
time of observations for 44 of the objects in our survey, plus four from S08 and Tegler et
al. 2008. Symbols are color-coded as SDOs (green diamonds), Centaurs (red circles),
and the Centaur sub-population of Satyrs (blue squares) with q<5.2. The log value of
the fitted diameter is also represented by the size of the symbol. The relative visual-band
albedo is shown approximately as the darkness of the symbol. Those symbols with boxes
around them indicate the objects discovered by NEOWISE, and those with an X
through them represent the supplemented known objects not detected by WISE, but with
measured diameters and colors reported in Stanberry et al. 2008 and Tegler et al. 2008.
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Figure 2: The albedo and orbital inclination, i. The symbols are as in Figure 1, with the
log value of the fitted diameter represented by the size of the symbol, and the relative
visual-band albedo shown approximately as the darkness of each symbol. The inclination
of the populations are shown for the entire sample (top) and the WMOPS-detected sub-
sample (bottom). Comparison between the top and bottom panels demonstrates the
possible selection bias with respect to inclination that may be extant in ground-based
surveys.
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Figure 3: T
J
, the Tisserand parameter (relative to Jupiter) versus the derived albedos. The
symbols are as in Figure 1, with the log value of the fitted diameter represented by the
size of the symbol, and the relative visual-band albedo shown approximately as the
darkness of each symbol. Note that the low T
J
region of the figure tends to be devoid of
the higher-albedo objects, but it is unclear whether this is owing to selection bias of
optically-selected objects superimposed on objects discovered in the thermal IR.
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Figure 4: The histogram of albedos for our total sample (black-dotted), Centaurs (red-
dotted), SDOs (green-dot-dashed), and the Satyrs (blue-dashed). No particular groupings
of albedo with respect to these object classifications are separable by number alone.
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Figure 5: Cumulative size frequency distribution (SFD) of the Centaurs (red) and SDOs
(green). The black line indicates the total SFD of the entire sample. The dashed lines
indicate the fitted SFD power-law relation for sub-samples of the population less-affected
by distance bins (see text), but the power-law distributions of the underlying sample
await debaising.
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Figure 6: The albedos versus B-R colors of the total sample (top), and Centaur and Satyr
populations (bottom). The red group (B-R > 1.4) is indicated by the red symbols and the
blue (B-R <1.4) by the blue symbols. The mean and standard deviation of each sub-
sample are indicated by the dashed and dot-dashed lines, respectively.
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Figure 7: The beaming parameter (!) derived from unconstrained NEATM fits of objects
with W3 and W4 signal. The mean and standard deviation of ! for the entire sample are
indicated by the dashed and dot-dashed lines respectively. The means and distributions of
the separate Centaur, SDO, and Satyr populations agree with in the total sample
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Figure 8: The thermal black body fit to the WISE May 22, 2010 W3 and W4 photometry
of the coma and nucleus signal of (2060) Chiron, and the W2 infrared excess, for an 11
arc-second aperture radius. The effective temperature for the thermal fit is 101K. The 1-"
upper bound for Chirons W1 flux is also shown at 3.4 m. The dotted lines represent the
reflected-light signal based on the observed visual-band brightness of the comet taken on
the same UT date and extrapolated using an assumed dust particle-size distribution for a
dust particle size distribution power-law of -3.0 (see text; bold dotted line) and with a
reddening law based on Jewitt & Meech (1986; faint dotted line). The combined thermal
and reflected light signal for the case without the reddening law is indicated by the
dashed line.
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