OGLE Eclipsing and Binary Stars - database search form

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Parameter Target: Choose OGLE observations region: LMC - Large Magellanic Cloud SMC - Small Magellanic Cloud BLG - Galactic BulgeField type/Main Target of observations ?
Parameter ID: e.g. OGLE-LMC-ECL-19911, OGLE-SMC-ECL-0318 , OGLE-BLG-ECL-425183, OGLE-BLG-ELL-000055 May contain wildcards: '%' (or '*') for any sequence of characters, '_' (or '?') for any single character. It is possible to provide more that one value using comma eg., 'OGLE-SMC-ECL-0318, OGLE-BLG-ELL-002256, OGLE-BLG-ELL-011122, OGLE-BLG-ECL-266330'.Catalog designation ?

Parameter Type: C - Contact binary NC - Non-Contact binary (detached and semi-detached) CV - Cataclysmic Variable ELL - Ellipsoidal variableStar type: Contact, Non-Contact,
Cataclysmic V., ELLipsoidal ?
  Parameter RA: RA format is: HH:MM:SS or H.HHHHH specify a range of values eg. 5:30:00 5:45:00 or a circle by giving the radius in arcsec, and providing RA and DEC eg. 5:12:31 r60 -69:12:31Right Ascension (J2000) ?
  Parameter Decl: DEC format is: ±DD:MM:SS or ±D.DDDDD specify a range of values eg. 5:30:00 5:45:00 or a circle by giving the radius in arcsec, and providing RA and DEC eg. 5:12:31 r60 -69:12:31Declination (J2000) ?
  Parameter I: typically between 12 and 19 magMean I-band magnitude ?
  Parameter V: typically between 13 and 22 magMean V-band magnitude ?
  Parameter V_I: this is difference between V and I columns typically between -1 and 3 mag(V-I) color ?
  Parameter P: in daysPeriod ?
  Time of minimum brightness (HJD-2450000)
  I-band main eclipse depth
  I-band secondary eclipse depth
Parameter ID_OGLE_II: e.g. BUL_SC36_162181 OGLE-II field name joined with database star number using '_' May contain wildcards: '%' (or '*') for any sequence of characters, '_' (or '?') for any single character. It is possible to provide more that one value using comma eg., 'SMC_SC2_21567, LMC_SC9_387040'.Identification: OGLE-II ?
Parameter ID_OGLE_III: e.g. BLG225.2.241876 OGLE-III field name joined with database star number using '.' May contain wildcards: '%' (or '*') for any sequence of characters, '_' (or '?') for any single character. It is possible to provide more that one value using comma eg., 'LMC110.1.62562, SMC138.5.1403'.Identification: OGLE-III ?
Parameter ID_OGLE_IV: e.g. BLG511.01.130015 OGLE-IV field name joined with database star number using '.' May contain wildcards: '%' (or '*') for any sequence of characters, '_' (or '?') for any single character. It is possible to provide more that one value using comma eg., 'LMC546.01.3584, SMC707.29.1805, MBR122.15.18'.Identification: OGLE-IV ?
Parameter ID_OTHER: e.g. V5760 Sgr May contain wildcards: '%' (or '*') for any sequence of characters, '_' (or '?') for any single character. It is possible to provide more that one value using comma eg., 'V0842 Oph, ASAS J174347-2010.4, CH Tuc'.Identification: OTHER ?
Parameter REMARKS: e.g. 'double binary' the string is auto-embedded in wildcards: '*string*' unless it contains user-supplied wildcard(s). Wildcards are: '%' (or '*') for any sequence of characters, '_' (or '?') for any single character. It is possible to provide more that one value using comma eg., 'Cepheid, additional '.Remarks ?
For more information click on the ? signs near the field descriptions or consult opens seperate pop-up windowHelp.

Sort      Take input values for RA as degrees instead of hours. Also, display RA values in the results table in degrees.Use RA in degrees

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Soszyński et al., 2016b, Acta Astron., 66, 405 (Eclipsing stars in the Galactic bulge) paper overview
Pawlak et al., 2016, Acta Astron., 66, 421 (Eclipsing stars in the LMC and SMC) paper overview

Data in the OGLE Eclipsing and Binary Stars database come from the On-line Data Download site for: LMC SMC BLG