├── README.rst
├── planet-filter-rough.py
├── lunar-filter-rough.py
├── planet-filter.py
├── lunar-filter.py
├── LICENSE
└── swiftbatcoords.tsv


/README.rst:
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 1 | ===========================================
 2 | Lunar & Planetary Occultation Calculator
 3 | ===========================================
 4 | 
 5 | Tests when a background target (e.g. a galaxy or star) could be occulted by the moon or a planet.
 6 | 
 7 | Introduction
 8 | -----------------------
 9 | 
10 | In astronomy, lunar occultations can be useful because timing can be more accurate than imaging resolution.
11 | 
12 | Occultations block some part of the target object and allow one to study the remainder.
13 | 
14 | For example, occultations of a star by Pluto can be used to measure the surface of Pluto.
15 | Or, occultations of a distant galaxy by the moon can be used to measure the size of the nucleus of the galaxy.
16 | 
17 | I wanted to see if NuSTAR AGN observations can take advantage of an occultation.
18 | 
19 | Method
20 | -------------
21 | Provided a target list, lunar-filter-rough.py and planet-filter-rough.py produce 
22 | candidate event files.
23 | 
24 | lunar-filter.py and planet-filter.py check if these candidates can be viable.
25 | 
26 | 
27 | Results
28 | --------------
29 | 
30 | At least until 2020, no Swift/BAT AGN will be occulted by the moon or a planet.
31 | 
32 | 
33 | 
34 | 
35 | 
36 | 


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/planet-filter-rough.py:
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 1 | """
 2 | Rough filter for lunar occultations with a target list.
 3 | 
 4 | Johannes Buchner (C) 2017
 5 | """
 6 | 
 7 | 
 8 | import sys
 9 | import numpy
10 | import astropy
11 | import astropy.coordinates
12 | import astropy.units as u
13 | 
14 | # get a list of nearby AGN
15 | started = False
16 | ras = []
17 | decs = []
18 | names = []
19 | for line in open('swiftbatcoords.tsv'):
20 | 	if line.startswith('----'):
21 | 		started = True
22 | 		continue
23 | 	if not started: continue
24 | 	parts = line.split('\t')
25 | 	ras.append(float(parts[0]))
26 | 	decs.append(float(parts[1]))
27 | 	names.append(parts[3])
28 | 
29 | targets = astropy.coordinates.SkyCoord(ras, decs, frame=astropy.coordinates.FK5, unit=u.deg, equinox='J2000')
30 | 
31 | # observer:
32 | lon = astropy.coordinates.Longitude(107 * u.deg)
33 | lat = astropy.coordinates.Latitude(34 * u.deg)
34 | height = 2124. * u.m
35 | loc = astropy.coordinates.EarthLocation(lat=lat, lon=lon, height=height)
36 | 
37 | starttime = astropy.time.Time.now()
38 | test_radius = 1. * u.deg
39 | timestep = 30. * u.hour
40 | 
41 | candidates = set()
42 | candidates_file = open('candidates_planets', 'w')
43 | 
44 | for i in range(100000):
45 | 	time = starttime + i*timestep
46 | 	bodies = ['venus', 'mars', 'jupiter', 'saturn', 'uranus', 'neptune']
47 | 	for body in bodies:
48 | 		planet = astropy.coordinates.get_body(body=body, time=time, location=loc)
49 | 		separation = planet.separation(targets)
50 | 		sys.stderr.write('%d ... %s %.3f arcmin  \r' % (i, time, separation.min().arcmin))
51 | 		# now we are covering something
52 | 		occulted = separation < test_radius # roughly, to get candidate list
53 | 		if not occulted.any():
54 | 			continue
55 | 	
56 | 		for i in numpy.where(occulted)[0]:
57 | 			if i not in candidates:
58 | 				candidates.add(i)
59 | 				candidates_file.write('%.10f\t%.10f\t%.1f\t%s\n' % (ras[i], decs[i], time.jd, body))
60 | 				candidates_file.flush()
61 | 				print 'new candidate found:', i, names[i], separation[i], time, body
62 | 
63 | 
64 | 
65 | 


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/lunar-filter-rough.py:
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 1 | """
 2 | Rough filter for lunar occultations with a target list.
 3 | 
 4 | Johannes Buchner (C) 2017
 5 | """
 6 | 
 7 | 
 8 | import sys
 9 | import numpy
10 | import astropy
11 | import astropy.coordinates
12 | import astropy.units as u
13 | 
14 | # get a list of nearby AGN
15 | started = False
16 | ras = []
17 | decs = []
18 | names = []
19 | for line in open('swiftbatcoords.tsv'):
20 | 	if line.startswith('----'):
21 | 		started = True
22 | 		continue
23 | 	if not started: continue
24 | 	parts = line.split('\t')
25 | 	ras.append(float(parts[0]))
26 | 	decs.append(float(parts[1]))
27 | 	names.append(parts[3])
28 | 
29 | targets = astropy.coordinates.SkyCoord(ras, decs, frame=astropy.coordinates.FK5, unit=u.deg, equinox='J2000')
30 | 
31 | # observer:
32 | # TODO: vary
33 | lon = astropy.coordinates.Longitude(107 * u.deg)
34 | lat = astropy.coordinates.Latitude(34 * u.deg)
35 | height = 2124. * u.m
36 | loc = astropy.coordinates.EarthLocation(lat=lat, lon=lon, height=height)
37 | 
38 | starttime = astropy.time.Time.now()
39 | 
40 | # make a time step such that the moon advances a fraction of its angular diameter
41 | fraction = 1./2.
42 | moon_radius = 31. * u.arcmin / 2.
43 | test_radius = 10 * moon_radius
44 | moon_speed = (27. * 24 * u.hour) / (360 * u.deg) # very approximately
45 | moon_step = (moon_speed * test_radius.to(u.deg)).to(u.second)
46 | step = astropy.time.TimeDelta(moon_step * fraction, format='sec')
47 | print 'time step:', step
48 | candidates = set()
49 | candidates_file = open('candidates', 'w')
50 | 
51 | for i in range(100000):
52 | 	time = starttime + i*step
53 | 	moon = astropy.coordinates.get_moon(time, location=loc)
54 | 	separation = moon.separation(targets)
55 | 	sys.stderr.write('%d ... %s %.3f arcmin  \r' % (i, time, separation.min().arcmin))
56 | 	# now we are covering something
57 | 	occulted = separation < test_radius # roughly, to get candidate list
58 | 	if not occulted.any():
59 | 		continue
60 | 	
61 | 	for i in numpy.where(occulted)[0]:
62 | 		if i not in candidates:
63 | 			candidates.add(i)
64 | 			candidates_file.write('%.10f\t%.10f\t%.1f\n' % (ras[i], decs[i], time.jd))
65 | 			candidates_file.flush()
66 | 			print 'new candidate found:', i, names[i], moon.separation(targets)[i], time
67 | 
68 | 
69 | 
70 | 


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/planet-filter.py:
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 1 | """
 2 | Detailed filter for lunar occultations from a candidate list.
 3 | 
 4 | For each candidate, it does the following:
 5 | 
 6 | - search for the closest angular separation (between target and moon center).
 7 | - from there, search for the entrance and exit of the occultation.
 8 | - measure how long a target circle of 1'' remains partially occulted
 9 | 
10 | The latter quantity tells you whether the occultation is more head-on or grazing.
11 | A grazing lunar occultation is better because the occultation is slower.
12 | 
13 | You need to run lunar-filter-rough.py first.
14 | 
15 | Johannes Buchner (C) 2017
16 | """
17 | 
18 | import sys
19 | import numpy
20 | import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
21 | import astropy
22 | import astropy.coordinates
23 | import astropy.units as u
24 | import scipy.optimize
25 | import joblib
26 | 
27 | mem = joblib.Memory('.', verbose=False)
28 | 
29 | lon_deg = 107.
30 | lat_deg = 34.
31 | height = 2000. * u.m
32 | lon = astropy.coordinates.Longitude(lon_deg * u.deg)
33 | lat = astropy.coordinates.Latitude(lat_deg * u.deg)
34 | loc = astropy.coordinates.EarthLocation(lat=lat, lon=lon, height=height)
35 | 
36 | @mem.cache
37 | def compute_body_separation(time, target, body):
38 | 	planet = astropy.coordinates.get_body(body=body, time=time, location=loc)
39 | 	return planet.separation(target)
40 | 
41 | # get a list of nearby AGN
42 | started = False
43 | step = astropy.time.TimeDelta(u.hour * 100000, format='sec')
44 | 
45 | for targeti, line in enumerate(open('candidates_planets')):
46 | 	ra, dec, approxtime, body = line.strip().split('\t')
47 | 	ra, dec, approxtime = float(ra), float(dec), float(approxtime)
48 | 	target = astropy.coordinates.SkyCoord(ra, dec, unit=u.deg, frame=astropy.coordinates.FK5, equinox='J2000')
49 | 	
50 | 	if body in ('saturn', 'mars'):
51 | 		test_radius = 30 * u.arcsec
52 | 	elif body in ('uranus', 'neptune'):
53 | 		test_radius = 5 * u.arcsec
54 | 	elif body in ('venus', 'jupiter'):
55 | 		test_radius = 60 * u.arcsec
56 | 	else:
57 | 		assert False, (body, 'angular size unknown')
58 | 	starttime = astropy.time.Time(approxtime, format='jd').utc
59 | 	
60 | 	def minfunc((i,)):
61 | 		time = starttime + i*step
62 | 		separation = compute_body_separation(time, target, body)
63 | 		return separation.arcsec
64 | 	
65 | 	iopt, = scipy.optimize.fmin_cobyla(minfunc, [0.], [], disp=0)
66 | 	time = starttime + iopt*step
67 | 	separation = compute_body_separation(time, target, body)
68 | 	print 'closest to %s: %.3f arcsec [need %s]' % (body, separation.arcsec, test_radius), time
69 | 	if separation > test_radius:
70 | 		print '     --> skipping.'
71 | 		continue
72 | 	
73 | 
74 | 


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/lunar-filter.py:
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  1 | """
  2 | Detailed filter for lunar occultations from a candidate list.
  3 | 
  4 | For each candidate, it does the following:
  5 | 
  6 | - search for the closest angular separation (between target and moon center).
  7 | - from there, search for the entrance and exit of the occultation.
  8 | - measure how long a target circle of 1'' remains partially occulted
  9 | 
 10 | The latter quantity tells you whether the occultation is more head-on or grazing.
 11 | A grazing lunar occultation is better because the occultation is slower.
 12 | 
 13 | You need to run lunar-filter-rough.py first.
 14 | 
 15 | Johannes Buchner (C) 2017
 16 | """
 17 | 
 18 | import sys
 19 | import numpy
 20 | import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
 21 | import astropy
 22 | import astropy.coordinates
 23 | import astropy.units as u
 24 | import scipy.optimize
 25 | import joblib
 26 | 
 27 | mem = joblib.Memory('.', verbose=False)
 28 | 
 29 | @mem.cache
 30 | def compute_moon_separation(lon_deg, lat_deg, height, time, target):
 31 | 	lon = astropy.coordinates.Longitude(lon_deg * u.deg)
 32 | 	lat = astropy.coordinates.Latitude(lat_deg * u.deg)
 33 | 	loc = astropy.coordinates.EarthLocation(lat=lat, lon=lon, height=height)
 34 | 
 35 | 	moon = astropy.coordinates.get_moon(time, location=loc)
 36 | 	return moon.separation(target)
 37 | 
 38 | # get a list of nearby AGN
 39 | started = False
 40 | ras, decs, approxtimes = numpy.loadtxt('candidates', ndmin=2).transpose()
 41 | # make a time step such that the moon advances a fraction of its angular diameter
 42 | fraction = 1./10.
 43 | moon_radius = 31. * u.arcmin / 2.
 44 | test_radius = 1 * moon_radius
 45 | moon_speed = (27. * 24 * u.hour) / (360 * u.deg) # very approximately
 46 | moon_step = (moon_speed * test_radius.to(u.deg)).to(u.second)
 47 | step = astropy.time.TimeDelta(moon_step * fraction, format='sec')
 48 | print 'time step:', step
 49 | print 'moon speed:', 1/(moon_speed.to(u.second / u.arcsec))
 50 | 
 51 | for targeti, (ra, dec, approxtime) in enumerate(zip(ras, decs, approxtimes)):
 52 | 	target = astropy.coordinates.SkyCoord(ra, dec, unit=u.deg, frame=astropy.coordinates.FK5, equinox='J2000')
 53 | 
 54 | 	starttime = astropy.time.Time(approxtime, format='jd')
 55 | 	
 56 | 	height = 2000. * u.m
 57 | 	def minfunc((i, lon_deg, lat_deg)):
 58 | 		# observer:
 59 | 		if not 0 < lon_deg < 360:
 60 | 			return 1e10
 61 | 		if not -90 < lat_deg < 90:
 62 | 			return 1e10
 63 | 		#lon = astropy.coordinates.Longitude(lon_deg * u.deg)
 64 | 		#lat = astropy.coordinates.Latitude(lat_deg * u.deg)
 65 | 		#loc = astropy.coordinates.EarthLocation(lat=lat, lon=lon, height=height)
 66 | 
 67 | 		time = starttime + i*step*10000
 68 | 		separation = compute_moon_separation(lon_deg, lat_deg, height, time, target)
 69 | 		#moon = astropy.coordinates.get_moon(time, location=loc)
 70 | 		#separation = moon.separation(target)
 71 | 		#print 'separation: %.2f' % separation.arcmin, i, lon_deg, lat_deg
 72 | 		return separation.arcmin
 73 | 	iopt, lon_deg, lat_deg = scipy.optimize.fmin_cobyla(minfunc, [0., 107., 34.], [], disp=0)
 74 | 	lon = astropy.coordinates.Longitude(lon_deg * u.deg)
 75 | 	lat = astropy.coordinates.Latitude(lat_deg * u.deg)
 76 | 	time = starttime + iopt*step*10000
 77 | 	loc = astropy.coordinates.EarthLocation(lat=lat, lon=lon, height=height)
 78 | 	moon = astropy.coordinates.get_moon(time, location=loc)
 79 | 	separation = moon.separation(target)
 80 | 	print 'best separation: %.3f arcmin' % separation.arcmin, time
 81 | 	if separation > moon_radius:
 82 | 		print ' --> useless, not occulted. skipping.'
 83 | 		continue
 84 | 	
 85 | 	#continue
 86 | 	
 87 | 	# now the question is: if we have a disk of size moon_radius
 88 | 	# and a target disk of size 1 arcsec
 89 | 	# how long is the target disk partially occulted
 90 | 	# here we should also optimize the location
 91 | 	
 92 | 	# we are looking for a time where the distance between moon center and target is almost the moon radius
 93 | 	# this should happen both before and after the current best time, which is where moon center ~= target
 94 | 	# we want to compute the moon angular velocity, i.e. by what fraction the occultation
 95 | 	# of the target disk changed. This should be minimized.
 96 | 
 97 | 	for sign in -1, +1:
 98 | 	
 99 | 		def minfunc((i, lon_deg, lat_deg)):
100 | 			# observer:
101 | 			if i * sign > 0: 
102 | 				return 1e20 + sign * 1e20
103 | 			if not 0 < lon_deg < 360:
104 | 				return 1e20
105 | 			if not -90 < lat_deg < 90:
106 | 				return 1e20
107 | 			#lon = astropy.coordinates.Longitude(lon_deg * u.deg)
108 | 			#lat = astropy.coordinates.Latitude(lat_deg * u.deg)
109 | 			#loc = astropy.coordinates.EarthLocation(lat=lat, lon=lon, height=height)
110 | 
111 | 			time = starttime + (i+iopt)*step*10000
112 | 			#moon = astropy.coordinates.get_moon(time, location=loc)
113 | 			#separation = moon.separation(target)
114 | 			separation = compute_moon_separation(lon_deg, lat_deg, height, time, target)
115 | 			# now compute the separation between target disk and moon
116 | 			dist_beyond_moon = separation - moon_radius
117 | 			# coverage is zero if |dist_beyond_moon| < 1arcsec
118 | 			quality = 1e10 + 1e10 * (dist_beyond_moon.arcsec)**2
119 | 			if numpy.abs(dist_beyond_moon.arcsec) > 1.:
120 | 				print '%.2f    free range: %.2f arcsec (should be <1arcsec)' % (quality, dist_beyond_moon.arcsec), i, lon_deg, lat_deg
121 | 				return quality
122 | 		
123 | 			# now we are partially occulted by the moon.
124 | 			# technique:
125 | 			# advance 1000s and measure new separation. We want this to be slow.
126 | 			time_later = time + 1000 * u.second
127 | 			#moon_later = astropy.coordinates.get_moon(time_later, location=loc)
128 | 			#separation_later = moon_later.separation(target)
129 | 			separation_later = compute_moon_separation(lon_deg, lat_deg, height, time_later, target)
130 | 			dist_beyond_moon_later = separation_later - moon_radius
131 | 			# we want to minimize the difference in moon separation
132 | 			quality = (dist_beyond_moon.arcmin)**2 + (dist_beyond_moon - dist_beyond_moon_later).arcmin**2
133 | 			print '%.2f  free range: %.2f .. %.2f arcsec' % (quality, dist_beyond_moon.arcsec, dist_beyond_moon_later.arcsec), i, lon_deg, lat_deg
134 | 			return quality
135 | 	
136 | 		iopt2, lon_deg2, lat_deg2 = scipy.optimize.fmin(minfunc, [0, lon_deg, lat_deg])
137 | 		
138 | 		lon = astropy.coordinates.Longitude(lon_deg2 * u.deg)
139 | 		lat = astropy.coordinates.Latitude(lat_deg2 * u.deg)
140 | 		loc = astropy.coordinates.EarthLocation(lat=lat, lon=lon, height=height)
141 | 
142 | 		time = starttime + (iopt2+iopt)*step*10000
143 | 		
144 | 		print 'computing moon grid ...'
145 | 		#times = time + numpy.linspace(-1000, 1000, 1000) * u.second
146 | 		#separation = [compute_moon_separation(lon_deg, lat_deg, height, time_later, target) for time_later in times]
147 | 		times = []
148 | 		separations = []
149 | 		for i in range(0, 1000, 10):
150 | 			time_later = time + i * u.second
151 | 			separation1 = compute_moon_separation(lon_deg, lat_deg, height, time_later, target)
152 | 			times.append(i)
153 | 			separations.append(separation1.arcsec)
154 | 			time_later = time - i * u.second
155 | 			separation2 = compute_moon_separation(lon_deg, lat_deg, height, time_later, target)
156 | 			times.insert(0, -i)
157 | 			separations.insert(0, separation2.arcsec)
158 | 			print i, (separation1 - moon_radius).arcsec, (separation2 - moon_radius).arcsec
159 | 			if numpy.abs((separation1 - moon_radius).arcsec) > 10 and numpy.abs((separation2 - moon_radius).arcsec) > 10:
160 | 				break
161 | 		
162 | 		x = time + numpy.array(times) * u.second
163 | 		dt = numpy.array(times)
164 | 		y = numpy.array(separations) * u.arcsec - moon_radius
165 | 		print 'storing solutions ...'
166 | 		filename = 'occultation_%d%s' % (targeti, 'p' if sign > 0 else 'm')
167 | 		numpy.savetxt(filename + '.txt', numpy.transpose([x.jd, separations]))
168 | 		print 'plotting ...', moon_radius
169 | 		plt.plot(dt, y.value, color='k')
170 | 		plt.plot(dt, (dt / moon_speed.to(u.second / u.arcsec)).value, ':', color='gray')
171 | 		plt.ylim(y.value.min(), y.value.max())
172 | 		plt.savefig(filename + '.pdf', bbox_inches='tight')
173 | 		plt.close()
174 | 	
175 | 
176 | 


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 29 | #Name: J/ApJ/835/74
 30 | #Title: IR photometry of AGNs in Swift/BAT 70 month cat. (Ichikawa+, 2017)
 31 | #Table	J_ApJ_835_74_table1:
 32 | #Name: J/ApJ/835/74/table1
 33 | #Title: IR and 14-195keV X-ray properties of the Swift/BAT 70-month AGN catalog
 34 | #Column	_RAJ2000	(F8.4)	Right ascension (FK5, Equinox=J2000.0) (computed by VizieR, not part of the original data)	[ucd=pos.eq.ra]
 35 | #Column	_DEJ2000	(F8.4)	Declination (FK5, Equinox=J2000.0) (computed by VizieR, not part of the original data)	[ucd=pos.eq.dec]
 36 | #Column	Seq	(I4)	Sequence No. of the Swift/BAT 70 month catalog	[ucd=meta.id;meta.main]
 37 | #Column	Name	(a24)	Object name	[ucd=meta.id]
 38 | #Column	z	(F11.5)	[0.001/0.7]? Redshift	[ucd=src.redshift]
 39 | _RAJ2000	_DEJ2000	Seq	Name	z
 40 | deg	deg	 	 	
 41 | --------	--------	----	------------------------	-----------
 42 | 000.3260	-77.0010	   2	Fairall 1203            	    0.05840
 43 | 000.6640	+03.3320	   3	NGC 7811                	    0.02550
 44 | 001.5800	+20.1780	   6	Mrk 335                 	    0.02580
 45 | 002.3160	-00.5750	   7	2MASX J00091156-0036551 	    0.07330
 46 | 005.3050	-19.1510	  10	2MASX J00210753-1910056 	    0.09560
 47 | 006.7010	-53.1530	  14	2MASX J00264073-5309479 	    0.06290
 48 | 007.3080	+13.3180	  16	[HB89] 0026+129         	    0.14200
 49 | 007.6670	-59.0650	  17	ESO112-6                	    0.02900
 50 | 008.6260	-79.0600	  19	2MASX J00341665-7905204 	    0.07400
 51 | 008.6330	-04.4070	  20	2MASX J00343284-0424117 	    0.21300
 52 | 009.0820	+45.6350	  22	CGCG 535-012            	    0.04760
 53 | 009.6470	+23.5990	  24	Mrk 344                 	    0.02490
 54 | 010.7090	-23.5510	  28	NGC 235A                	    0.02220
 55 | 010.7460	+30.2590	  29	2MASX J00430184+3017195 	    0.05100
 56 | 010.7460	+30.2590	  30	2MASX J00423991+3017515 	    0.14080
 57 | 010.7500	-11.5690	  31	MCG -02-02-095          	    0.01890
 58 | 011.5440	-40.0940	  32	ESP 39607               	    0.20130
 59 | 012.8990	+29.4710	  34	MCG +05-03-013          	    0.03600
 60 | 012.9650	+17.4250	  36	Mrk 1148                	    0.06400
 61 | 013.7190	+25.4030	  39	[HB89] 0052+251         	    0.15500
 62 | 014.9900	+31.8140	  43	Mrk 352                 	    0.01490
 63 | 015.1930	-47.8780	  44	ESO 195-IG 021 NED03    	    0.04830
 64 | 015.3620	-03.1500	  45	2MASX J01012440-0308399 	    0.06940
 65 | 016.3690	-42.1670	  49	MCG -07-03-007          	    0.03020
 66 | 016.4290	-47.0500	  50	ESO 243- G 026          	    0.01930
 67 | 016.4310	-14.2370	  51	2MASX J01053882-1416133 	    0.06600
 68 | 016.4430	-34.5710	  52	HE 0103-3447            	    0.05700
 69 | 016.6890	+06.6680	  53	2MASX J01064523+0638015 	    0.04100
 70 | 016.9430	-11.6220	  55	2MASX J01073963-1139117 	    0.04750
 71 | 017.1850	+13.3600	  57	3C 033                  	    0.05970
 72 | 017.8530	-38.1270	  58	NGC 424                 	    0.01180
 73 | 018.4570	+13.2390	  60	Mrk 975                 	    0.04960
 74 | 018.4870	-14.8350	  61	Mrk 1152                	    0.05270
 75 | 018.5630	-32.6330	  62	IC 1657                 	    0.01200
 76 | 018.5750	-55.4010	  63	NGC 454E                	    0.01210
 77 | 020.5070	-28.2920	  69	[HB89] 0119-286         	    0.11600
 78 | 020.6120	+50.0890	  70	MCG +08-03-018          	    0.02040
 79 | 020.9440	-35.0710	  72	NGC 526A                	    0.01910
 80 | 020.9470	-58.7850	  73	Fairall 9               	    0.04700
 81 | 021.1100	+33.7750	  74	NGC 513                 	    0.01950
 82 | 021.4730	+35.1710	  75	1RXS J012556.6+351039   	    0.31200
 83 | 021.4890	+15.2750	  76	RHS 10                  	    0.11100
 84 | 021.8770	+19.1730	  77	Mrk 359                 	    0.01740
 85 | 022.0010	-18.8260	  78	MCG -03-04-072          	    0.04600
 86 | 022.0980	+16.5020	  79	CGCG 459-058            	    0.03860
 87 | 022.1920	-60.6530	  80	2MASX J01290761-6038423 	    0.20300
 88 | 022.4300	-42.3240	  81	ESO 244-IG 030          	    0.02560
 89 | 022.5390	-45.8430	  82	2MASX J01302127-4601448 	    0.11150
 90 | 022.9800	-33.0710	  83	ESO 353- G 009          	    0.01650
 91 | 023.4810	-36.5040	  84	NGC 612                 	    0.03050
 92 | 023.6970	-04.5200	  85	2MASX J01344565-0430134 	    0.07900
 93 | 024.6590	-39.9910	  87	ESO 297-018             	    0.02520
 94 | 024.6770	+29.4400	  88	2MASX J01392400+2924067 	    0.07590
 95 | 025.1610	-53.3440	  89	2MASX J01402676-5319389 	    0.07440
 96 | 027.2910	+21.8580	  93	NGC 678                 	    0.00950
 97 | 027.3840	-50.3390	  94	2MASX J01492228-5015073 	    0.03031
 98 | 027.8880	-36.1960	  95	ESO 354- G 004          	    0.03350
 99 | 028.2110	-03.4150	  96	MCG -01-05-047          	    0.01720
100 | 028.6520	-27.1410	  97	2MASSi J0154403-270701  	    0.15100
101 | 028.8410	+02.4860	  98	1ES 0152+022            	    0.08200
102 | 029.2600	+47.2720	  99	2MASX J01571097+4715588 	    0.04836
103 | 030.1220	+24.4760	 101	UGC 01479               	    0.01640
104 | 030.2620	-06.8060	 102	NGC 788                 	    0.01360
105 | 030.7540	-24.0330	 105	1RXS J020301.2-240213   	    0.17810
106 | 031.5540	-00.2790	 106	Mrk 1018                	    0.04240
107 | 031.7540	+29.5090	 107	3C 59                   	    0.10960
108 | 031.9800	+44.8220	 110	MCG +07-05-016          	    0.02170
109 | 032.1470	-17.6170	 111	NVSS J020834-173933     	    0.12900
110 | 032.7310	-49.7280	 114	ESO 197- G 027          	    0.04810
111 | 033.6570	-00.7770	 116	Mrk 590                 	    0.02640
112 | 033.7260	-64.5090	 117	2MASX J02143730-6430052 	    0.07400
113 | 033.9030	-13.0110	 118	3C 062                  	    0.14700
114 | 035.5930	+25.1550	 122	2MASX J02223523+2508143 	    0.06203
115 | 035.8310	+45.8090	 123	V Zw 232 NOTES02        	    0.06200
116 | 036.2110	-23.2220	 124	PKS 0222-23             	    0.23220
117 | 036.3280	-63.2120	 126	Fairall 296             	    0.05800
118 | 036.5900	-28.3290	 127	AM 0224-283             	    0.05980
119 | 036.7450	+23.7730	 128	MCG +04-06-043          	    0.03330
120 | 037.0780	+31.3160	 129	NGC 931                 	    0.01670
121 | 037.5460	-08.9980	 130	Mrk 1044                	    0.01650
122 | 037.9150	-36.6660	 131	IC 1816                 	    0.01700
123 | 038.5980	+32.4980	 133	NGC 973                 	    0.01620
124 | 038.6440	-08.7740	 134	NGC 985                 	    0.04300
125 | 038.8500	-29.5980	 135	ESO 416-G002            	    0.05920
126 | 039.5760	-52.2250	 136	ESO 198-024             	    0.04550
127 | 039.6230	-61.3170	 137	2MASX J02384313-6117227 	    0.05400
128 | 039.7530	-40.6580	 138	2MASX J02384897-4038377 	    0.06180
129 | 040.3930	+07.1880	 141	Mrk 595                 	    0.02700
130 | 040.5010	+05.2750	 142	2MASX J02420381+0510061 	    0.06900
131 | 040.5750	+05.5090	 143	2MASX J02421465+0530361 	    0.06900
132 | 040.6630	-00.0200	 144	NGC 1068                	    0.00380
133 | 041.1410	-24.5030	 146	ESO 479- G 031          	    0.02350
134 | 042.2730	+26.4730	 149	2MASX J02485937+2630391 	    0.05790
135 | 042.6050	+46.7720	 150	2MASX J02502722+4647295 	    0.02146
136 | 042.6770	+41.7080	 152	NGC 1106                	    0.01450
137 | 042.9280	-16.6330	 153	NGC 1125                	    0.01100
138 | 043.0530	+43.2100	 155	FGC 0351                	    0.05180
139 | 043.1090	-08.5160	 156	MCG -02-08-014          	    0.01680
140 | 043.7920	-00.1660	 157	NGC 1142                	    0.02890
141 | 044.0910	-32.1580	 159	ESO 417- G 006          	    0.01630
142 | 045.0010	-10.8060	 162	MCG -02-08-038          	    0.03260
143 | 045.9380	-01.1360	 163	NGC 1194                	    0.01360
144 | 046.9890	-72.8430	 164	ESO 031- G 008          	    0.02760
145 | 047.0120	-22.9690	 165	NGC 1229                	    0.03600
146 | 047.7770	+32.7100	 166	2MASX J03104435+3239296 	    0.12700
147 | 047.8300	-20.7490	 167	RX J0311.3-2046         	    0.06700
148 | 049.2790	+01.2500	 171	MCG +00-09-042          	    0.02380
149 | 051.2520	-41.8640	 175	LCRS B032315.2-420449   	    0.05800
150 | 051.4750	-56.5640	 178	2MASX J03252346-5635443 	    0.06020
151 | 052.1670	-28.7180	 179	PKS 0326-288            	    0.10800
152 | 052.7240	+05.6550	 180	2MASX J03305218+0538253 	    0.04600
153 | 052.8500	-05.1610	 182	MCG -01-09-045          	    0.01280
154 | 053.3240	+37.3280	 183	2MASX J03331873+3718107 	    0.05580
155 | 053.4050	-36.1490	 184	NGC 1365                	    0.00550
156 | 053.6000	-15.2500	 185	2MASX J03342453-1513402 	    0.03490
157 | 053.8150	+19.1310	 187	2MASX J03352254+1907282 	    0.18900
158 | 055.5130	-21.2270	 189	ESO 548-G081            	    0.01450
159 | 056.2930	-39.5960	 190	LCRS B034324.7-394349   	    0.04310
160 | 056.7930	-30.4480	 191	HE 0345-3033            	    0.09500
161 | 057.5850	-50.3020	 193	ESO201-4                	    0.03590
162 | 057.9310	-40.4980	 194	Fairall 1116            	    0.05860
163 | 058.4500	+37.2010	 196	2MASX J03534246+3714077 	    0.01830
164 | 058.5010	+02.8260	 197	2MASX J03540948+0249307 	    0.03600
165 | 059.0860	-62.8900	 199	2MASX J03561995-6251391 	    0.10760
166 | 059.2030	-40.7040	 200	2MASX J03565655-4041453 	    0.07470
167 | 059.8070	-30.2290	 202	SARS 059.33488-30.34397 	    0.09730
168 | 059.8070	-30.2290	 203	SARS 059.28692-30.44439 	    0.09390
169 | 060.6090	-18.0870	 205	ESO 549- G 049          	    0.02630
170 | 061.3340	-37.1170	 207	ESO 359- G 019          	    0.05520
171 | 061.8240	+03.7420	 209	3C 105                  	    0.08900
172 | 063.4460	+11.2070	 212	3C 109                  	    0.30560
173 | 063.7100	-07.9280	 213	IRAS 04124-0803         	    0.03790
174 | 064.9730	-54.9460	 216	NGC 1566                	    0.00500
175 | 065.6220	-56.2020	 217	ESO 157- G 023          	    0.04350
176 | 065.8910	+04.1410	 218	2MASX J04234080+0408017 	    0.04500
177 | 066.5100	-57.2190	 220	1H 0419-577             	    0.10400
178 | 066.8100	-11.9910	 221	MCG -02-12-017          	    0.03250
179 | 067.0680	-67.0910	 223	2MASX J04294735-6703205 	    0.06500
180 | 068.3510	-58.7320	 227	2MASX J04332716-5843346 	    0.10230
181 | 069.0690	-10.3620	 228	Mrk 618                 	    0.03550
182 | 069.3380	-47.2090	 229	2MASX J04372814-4711298 	    0.05300
183 | 069.5530	-10.7930	 230	MCG -02-12-050          	    0.03640
184 | 070.0690	-59.6910	 231	ESO 118-IG 033 NED01    	    0.05770
185 | 070.1710	+27.6500	 232	2MASX J04404770+2739466 	    0.03800
186 | 070.3120	-27.0700	 234	IRAS 04392-2713         	    0.08350
187 | 070.4850	-08.4160	 235	1RXS J044154.5-082639   	    0.04400
188 | 070.9400	+28.9650	 236	UGC 03142               	    0.02170
189 | 071.0000	+28.2340	 237	2MASX J04440903+2813003 	    0.01130
190 | 071.1220	-28.1660	 238	PKS 0442-28             	    0.14700
191 | 071.5930	+18.4400	 239	UGC 3157                	    0.01540
192 | 072.8810	-03.8440	 242	MCG -01-13-025          	    0.01590
193 | 072.9670	-58.1800	 243	RBS 594                 	    0.09070
194 | 073.3540	+04.0730	 245	CGCG 420-015            	    0.02940
195 | 073.6580	-43.2530	 246	2MASX J04544295-4314231 	    0.08770
196 | 074.0320	-75.5200	 247	ESO 033- G 002          	    0.01810
197 | 075.5790	+03.5340	 252	2MASX J05020903+0331499 	    0.01600
198 | 075.7280	+23.0090	 254	LEDA 097068             	    0.05770
199 | 076.1790	-73.8030	 256	2MASX J05043414-7349269 	    0.04520
200 | 076.4400	-23.8550	 258	2MASX J05054575-2351139 	    0.03500
201 | 077.0900	+17.4120	 260	CGCG 468-002 NED01      	    0.01750
202 | 077.6840	+16.5070	 261	IRAS 05078+1626         	    0.01790
203 | 077.9960	-18.5300	 262	ESO 553- G 022          	    0.04210
204 | 078.4000	+66.4950	 263	CGCG 307-007            	    0.01490
205 | 078.8230	+18.9080	 265	2MASX J05151978+1854515 	    0.02349
206 | 079.0490	-00.1380	 266	Ark 120                 	    0.03230
207 | 079.0780	+19.4700	 267	2MFGC 04298             	    0.02120
208 | 079.0960	-10.5550	 268	MCG -02-14-009          	    0.02850
209 | 079.9120	-32.6770	 269	ESO 362-18              	    0.01250
210 | 079.9220	-45.7770	 270	PICTOR A                	    0.03510
211 | 080.2440	-25.3580	 272	2MASX J05210136-2521450 	    0.04260
212 | 081.0310	-12.1890	 274	IRAS 05218-1212         	    0.04900
213 | 081.5840	-21.2850	 279	ESO 553- G 043          	    0.02780
214 | 083.2230	+13.7200	 285	2MASX J05325752+1345092 	    0.02335
215 | 083.4690	-13.3300	 286	MCG -02-15-004          	    0.02897
216 | 085.8850	-27.6750	 301	MCG -05-14-012          	    0.00990
217 | 086.0300	-43.4680	 302	2MASX J05440009-4325265 	    0.04500
218 | 086.0660	+59.1360	 303	2MASX J05442257+5907361 	    0.06600
219 | 086.8190	+50.6610	 304	2MASX J05471492+5038251 	    0.03600
220 | 087.1070	-47.8010	 305	ESO 205-IG 003 NED01    	    0.05050
221 | 088.0390	-07.4340	 308	NGC 2110                	    0.00780
222 | 088.1570	+59.4840	 309	IRAS 05480+5927         	    0.05850
223 | 088.7630	+46.4460	 310	MCG +08-11-011          	    0.02050
224 | 089.5290	-38.3570	 313	2MASX J05580206-3820043 	    0.03390
225 | 089.9510	-50.4590	 314	PKS 0558-504            	    0.13720
226 | 090.1590	+00.1150	 315	IRAS 05581+0006         	    0.11470
227 | 090.6150	+65.3490	 317	UGC 03386               	    0.01540
228 | 091.4950	-27.9100	 318	2MASX J06054896-2754398 	    0.08920
229 | 091.5700	-86.6260	 319	ESO 005- G 004          	    0.00620
230 | 092.4450	-62.7000	 320	2MASX J06100652-6243125 	    0.15700
231 | 092.4450	-62.7000	 321	2MASX J06083867-6247168 	    0.09896
232 | 093.8360	+71.0370	 325	Mrk 3                   	    0.01350
233 | 095.8200	+64.7810	 328	NVSS J062335+644538     	    0.08600
234 | 095.9220	-60.9560	 329	ESO 121-IG 028          	    0.04030
235 | 095.9380	-32.1930	 330	ESO 426- G 002          	    0.02240
236 | 096.6420	-37.0280	 334	6dF J0626586-370559     	    0.03930
237 | 097.6630	+63.7080	 335	UGC 03478               	    0.01280
238 | 098.2080	+63.7190	 337	UGC 3478                	    0.04130
239 | 098.5750	-74.7420	 338	1RXS J063401.1-744629   	    0.11200
240 | 100.0380	-25.9040	 342	ESO 490-IG026           	    0.02480
241 | 100.1130	-43.3490	 344	2MASX J06403799-4321211 	    0.06100
242 | 100.3520	+32.8360	 345	2MASX J06411806+3249313 	    0.04700
243 | 101.5910	+53.0830	 346	UGC 3533                	    0.03590
244 | 103.1410	+74.4160	 347	Mrk 6                   	    0.01880
245 | 103.9260	+39.9750	 349	UGC 03601               	    0.01710
246 | 104.0910	-49.3160	 350	2MASX J06561197-4919499 	    0.04100
247 | 105.3100	-32.6050	 354	2MASX J07011026-3234534 	    0.04380
248 | 106.8300	+64.5880	 357	VII Zw 118              	    0.07970
249 | 107.2310	-46.6840	 358	2MASX J07084326-4642494 	    0.04690
250 | 107.3330	-36.0290	 360	PKS 0707-35             	    0.11080
251 | 108.5450	+35.2920	 362	MCG +06-16-028          	    0.01570
252 | 108.5530	+45.6720	 363	Mrk 376                 	    0.05600
253 | 109.5210	+44.0660	 366	RX J0718.0+4405         	    0.06140
254 | 111.4500	+29.9990	 369	CGCG 147-020            	    0.01880
255 | 111.6780	+37.0000	 371	2MASX J07263532+3700028 	    0.19000
256 | 113.2630	+45.9590	 376	1RXS J073308.7+455511   	    0.14140
257 | 114.2460	+58.7880	 378	Mrk 9                   	    0.03990
258 | 115.5640	+80.4060	 381	3C 184.1                	    0.11820
259 | 115.6550	+49.8030	 382	Mrk 79                  	    0.02220
260 | 115.7590	+65.2090	 383	Mrk 78                  	    0.03710
261 | 116.0060	+29.2360	 385	UGC 03995B              	    0.01600
262 | 116.8540	+60.9120	 389	Mrk 10                  	    0.02930
263 | 116.8890	-73.4390	 390	2MASX J07473839-7325533 	    0.03670
264 | 118.1020	+19.6150	 394	2MASX J07521780+1935423 	    0.11720
265 | 118.2740	+45.9780	 395	B3 0749+460A            	    0.05180
266 | 119.9580	+23.3890	 399	2MASX J07595347+2323241 	    0.02920
267 | 120.0860	+26.6330	 400	IC 0486                 	    0.02690
268 | 120.4690	-49.7690	 402	ESO 209- G 012          	    0.04050
269 | 120.8700	+08.7040	 403	2MASX J08032736+0841523 	    0.04680
270 | 121.0380	+05.1010	 404	Mrk 1210                	    0.01350
271 | 121.2710	-01.1710	 406	2MASX J08045299-0108476 	    0.09190
272 | 121.9710	+38.9880	 408	Mrk 622                 	    0.02320
273 | 122.7260	+76.0320	 409	PG 0804+761             	    0.10000
274 | 123.5800	+04.3650	 411	CGCG 031-072            	    0.03310
275 | 124.4180	+02.8030	 412	1RXS J081749.0+025104   	    0.10600
276 | 124.5700	+01.3830	 413	2MASX J08181469+0122266 	    0.08900
277 | 125.7520	-04.9130	 416	Fairall 272             	    0.02180
278 | 127.4580	+41.9030	 418	2MASX J08294266+4154366 	    0.12630
279 | 127.6060	-67.3810	 419	2MASX J08301655-6725289 	    0.03480
280 | 128.1560	+37.1310	 420	FBQS J083225.3+370736   	    0.09190
281 | 129.9460	-12.2580	 425	3C 206                  	    0.19760
282 | 130.0480	+29.7880	 426	4C +29.30               	    0.06470
283 | 130.5040	+08.0020	 429	2MASX J08420557+0759253 	    0.13380
284 | 130.9090	+35.8620	 430	2MASX J08434495+3549421 	    0.05400
285 | 131.3450	+14.3440	 432	2MASX J08451850+1420345 	    0.06060
286 | 133.8320	+64.4110	 434	MCG +11-11-032          	    0.03600
287 | 133.9220	-28.9260	 435	2MASX J08551746-2854218 	    0.07300
288 | 134.0030	+78.1940	 436	NGC 2655                	    0.00470
289 | 134.9100	+44.9090	 437	NGC 2712                	    0.00610
290 | 135.6210	+60.1070	 439	Mrk 18                  	    0.01110
291 | 135.6550	-68.2290	 440	NGC 2788A               	    0.01330
292 | 135.8640	-74.2400	 442	2MASX J09034285-7414170 	    0.09100
293 | 136.1640	+55.5960	 443	2MASX J09043699+5536025 	    0.03700
294 | 137.9040	+45.4890	 446	2MASX J09112999+4528060 	    0.02680
295 | 139.3270	-64.9050	 448	2MASX J09172716-6456271 	    0.08600
296 | 139.6320	+16.2870	 449	Mrk 704                 	    0.02920
297 | 139.9130	+55.4030	 450	Mrk 106                 	    0.12340
298 | 140.0370	+37.2080	 451	IC 2461                 	    0.00750
299 | 140.1770	-08.0640	 453	MCG -01-24-012          	    0.01960
300 | 140.9470	+22.9250	 455	MCG +04-22-042          	    0.03230
301 | 140.9930	-31.6950	 456	2MASX J09235371-3141305 	    0.04240
302 | 141.2630	-84.3790	 457	2MASX J09261742-8421330 	    0.06320
303 | 141.2950	+52.2740	 458	Mrk 110                 	    0.03530
304 | 141.5210	+69.5090	 459	2MASX J09254750+6927532 	    0.03900
305 | 141.5260	+12.7690	 460	Mrk 705                 	    0.02910
306 | 141.8990	+23.0070	 461	NGC 2885                	    0.02630
307 | 142.4270	+62.5200	 463	CGCG 312-012            	    0.02560
308 | 143.6680	-21.9320	 465	ESO 565- G 019          	    0.01630
309 | 143.8660	+26.2660	 466	2MASX J09352707+2617093 	    0.12220
310 | 143.9830	+61.3350	 467	MCG +10-14-025          	    0.03940
311 | 144.0110	-65.8310	 468	2MASX J09360622-6548336 	    0.03920
312 | 145.5550	+23.7290	 470	CGCG 122-055            	    0.02140
313 | 146.4480	-14.3020	 471	NGC 2992                	    0.00770
314 | 146.9340	-30.9380	 472	MCG -05-23-016          	    0.00850
315 | 146.9340	+07.4120	 473	3C 227                  	    0.08580
316 | 147.5090	+73.2650	 474	VII Zw 292              	    0.05810
317 | 147.9730	-06.8280	 475	NGC 3035                	    0.01450
318 | 148.8630	+69.1180	 477	M 81                    	
319 | 149.8580	-22.8470	 480	NGC 3081                	    0.00800
320 | 149.8990	+13.0340	 481	NGC 3080                	    0.03540
321 | 149.9490	-31.2160	 482	2MASX J09594263-3112581 	    0.03700
322 | 150.4470	+28.7960	 483	3C 234.0                	    0.18490
323 | 150.5030	+55.6510	 484	NGC 3079                	    0.00370
324 | 150.8120	-37.3990	 485	ESO 374- G 025          	    0.02370
325 | 151.5000	-23.0640	 486	ESO 499- G 041          	    0.01280
326 | 152.2100	-09.9180	 488	2MASX J10084862-0954510 	    0.05730
327 | 152.4440	-42.8110	 489	ESO 263- G 013          	    0.03330
328 | 153.3200	-35.9680	 492	ESO 374- G 044          	    0.02840
329 | 154.2960	-04.0710	 493	2MASX J10171680-0404558 	    0.04080
330 | 155.1400	-02.6040	 495	2MASX J10195855-0234363 	    0.06020
331 | 155.4110	-03.4850	 496	ARK 241                 	    0.04080
332 | 155.8980	+19.8510	 497	NGC 3227                	    0.00390
333 | 157.3680	-38.3680	 498	ESO 317- G 038          	    0.01520
334 | 157.8820	-42.0760	 499	ESO 317- G 041          	    0.01930
335 | 157.9710	-14.2940	 501	2MASSi J1031543-141651  	    0.08600
336 | 157.9900	-34.8630	 502	NGC 3281                	    0.01070
337 | 158.1860	-28.5870	 503	ESO 436- G 034          	    0.01210
338 | 158.4300	+73.0370	 504	CGCG 333-038            	    0.02200
339 | 158.5260	+52.9730	 505	SDSS J103315.71+525217.8	    0.06530
340 | 160.0870	-46.4080	 509	2MASX J10402231-4625264 	    0.02000
341 | 160.6110	+00.7360	 511	SDSS J104208.36+004206.1	    0.09520
342 | 160.8520	+11.0680	 512	SDSS J104326.47+110524.2	    0.04760
343 | 161.0540	+70.3940	 513	MCG +12-10-067          	    0.03360
344 | 161.2320	+38.1550	 515	MCG +06-24-008          	    0.02590
345 | 161.6730	+25.9560	 517	UGC 05881               	    0.02050
346 | 162.1050	-25.1800	 518	NGC 3393                	    0.01250
347 | 162.3830	+22.9960	 519	Mrk 417                 	    0.03280
348 | 162.8100	-17.0510	 520	NGC 3431                	    0.01750
349 | 162.8100	-17.0510	 521	2MASX J10513744-1707292 	    0.01830
350 | 163.1670	+10.6320	 522	2MASX J10523297+1036205 	    0.08780
351 | 164.9640	+65.1160	 523	2MASX J10594361+6504063 	    0.08360
352 | 165.2300	+11.0620	 524	Mrk 728                 	    0.03560
353 | 165.8610	+37.4800	 525	FBQS J110340.2+372925   	    0.07390
354 | 166.4480	+58.9130	 528	CGCG 291-028            	    0.04770
355 | 166.4480	+58.9130	 529	2MASX J11053754+5851206 	    0.19160
356 | 166.6610	+72.5770	 530	NGC 3516                	    0.00880
357 | 167.7030	-28.5350	 531	ESO 438- G 009          	    0.02400
358 | 168.4520	+09.5280	 532	IC 2637                 	    0.02920
359 | 168.5300	+20.3720	 533	NGC 3588 NED01          	    0.02620
360 | 168.5510	+79.6870	 534	MCG +13-08-056          	    0.03720
361 | 168.8290	+54.4160	 535	MCG +09-19-015 NED02    	    0.07030
362 | 170.1780	-43.2910	 538	ESO 265- G 023          	    0.05600
363 | 171.3490	+54.3820	 542	ARP 151                 	    0.02110
364 | 171.6230	+35.2100	 543	Mrk 423                 	    0.03230
365 | 171.8610	+19.1600	 544	2MASX J11271632+1909198 	    0.10550
366 | 172.9030	-12.5360	 547	2MASX J11315154-1231587 	    0.65400
367 | 173.1330	+52.9940	 548	NGC 3718                	    0.00330
368 | 173.1990	+10.2630	 549	IC 2921                 	    0.04370
369 | 174.1500	+21.5820	 552	Mrk 739E                	    0.02990
370 | 174.7230	+25.4870	 554	2MASX J11383367+2523532 	    0.02540
371 | 174.7230	+25.4870	 555	SDSS J113915.13+253557.9	    0.21950
372 | 174.7320	+59.1990	 556	SBS 1136+594            	    0.06010
373 | 174.7390	-23.3660	 557	HE 1136-2304            	    0.02700
374 | 174.7610	-37.7360	 558	NGC 3783                	    0.00970
375 | 174.9450	+31.9480	 560	NGC 3786                	    0.00890
376 | 175.2780	+21.9220	 561	PG 1138+222             	    0.06320
377 | 175.5520	+10.3440	 562	NGC 3822                	    0.02090
378 | 176.1110	+36.8780	 565	KUG 1141+371            	    0.03810
379 | 176.1740	+79.6800	 566	UGC 06728               	    0.00650
380 | 176.3970	-18.4560	 567	2MASX J11454045-1827149 	    0.03290
381 | 176.4160	+58.9810	 568	MCG +10-17-061          	    0.00990
382 | 177.0380	+09.0060	 572	2MASX J11475508+0902284 	    0.06880
383 | 177.1960	+29.6410	 573	MCG +05-28-032          	    0.02300
384 | 177.3220	-04.2410	 574	2MASX J11491868-0416512 	    0.08450
385 | 177.3770	+53.2670	 575	SDSS J114921.52+532013.4	    0.09510
386 | 178.0200	-11.3910	 576	PG 1149-110             	    0.04900
387 | 178.1700	-05.1920	 577	MCG -01-30-041          	    0.01880
388 | 179.5300	+55.4430	 579	NGC 3998                	    0.00350
389 | 179.7160	+42.5700	 580	IC 0751                 	    0.03120
390 | 179.9170	-20.0270	 581	2MASSi J1159410-195924  	    0.45000
391 | 180.2410	+06.8060	 582	2MASX J12005792+0648226 	    0.03600
392 | 180.3090	-03.6850	 583	Mrk 1310                	    0.01940
393 | 180.7490	+44.5240	 585	NGC 4051                	    0.00230
394 | 181.1250	+20.3060	 586	ARK 347                 	    0.02240
395 | 181.2000	+27.9610	 587	GQ Com                  	    0.16530
396 | 181.2490	+31.1820	 588	UGC 07064               	    0.02500
397 | 181.4790	+49.9850	 589	2MASX J12055599+4959561 	    0.06310
398 | 181.5560	+52.7250	 590	NGC 4102                	    0.00280
399 | 181.8730	+33.8370	 591	B2 1204+34              	    0.07910
400 | 182.3020	+47.0430	 592	Mrk 198                 	    0.02420
401 | 182.3590	+43.6750	 593	NGC 4138                	    0.00300
402 | 182.5210	-46.6140	 594	2MASX J12100404-4636274 	    0.03150
403 | 182.6740	+39.4170	 595	NGC 4151                	    0.00330
404 | 182.6920	+38.3090	 596	KUG 1208+386            	    0.02280
405 | 182.8150	-39.5680	 597	2MASX J12111425-3933268 	    0.06110
406 | 183.2280	+07.0310	 599	NGC 4180                	    0.00700
407 | 183.2750	+32.6420	 600	CGCG 187-022            	    0.02490
408 | 183.4580	-05.5180	 604	2MASX J12135456-0530193 	    0.06600
409 | 183.5630	+29.5510	 605	Was 49b                 	    0.06320
410 | 184.2360	-26.2350	 606	ESO 505-IG 030          	    0.03970
411 | 184.2790	+07.1880	 607	NGC 4235                	    0.00800
412 | 184.6110	+29.8480	 608	Mrk 766                 	    0.01290
413 | 184.7290	+47.3200	 609	M 106                   	    0.00150
414 | 185.4340	+75.3180	 611	Mrk 205                 	    0.07080
415 | 185.8460	+02.6790	 613	Mrk 50                  	    0.02340
416 | 186.4530	+12.6790	 615	NGC 4388                	    0.00840
417 | 186.4850	+33.5460	 616	NGC 4395                	    0.00110
418 | 187.8650	+57.9540	 621	NGC 4500                	    0.01040
419 | 187.9520	-47.9820	 622	2MASX J12313717-4758019 	    0.02780
420 | 187.9990	+20.1590	 623	Mrk 771                 	    0.06300
421 | 188.0120	-42.3170	 624	1RXS J123212.3-421745   	    0.09800
422 | 188.8710	-39.8910	 626	NGC 4507                	    0.01180
423 | 189.6550	+09.4680	 628	2MASX J12384342+0927362 	    0.08290
424 | 189.7340	-27.3090	 629	ESO 506-G027            	    0.02500
425 | 189.7800	-16.1720	 630	LEDA 170194             	    0.03670
426 | 189.9220	-05.3290	 631	NGC 4593                	    0.00900
427 | 190.0390	+34.9460	 632	Mrk 653                 	    0.04310
428 | 190.0390	+34.9460	 633	NGC 4619                	    0.02310
429 | 190.1360	-33.6030	 634	ESO 381- G 007          	    0.05500
430 | 190.1940	+27.5770	 635	KUG 1238+278A           	    0.05650
431 | 191.6730	+54.5320	 638	NGC 4686                	    0.01670
432 | 193.0660	-13.3810	 641	NGC 4748                	    0.01460
433 | 193.3760	-41.6150	 643	ESO 323-32              	    0.01600
434 | 193.7180	-26.9300	 644	6dF J1254564-265702     	    0.05910
435 | 195.0220	+16.5750	 648	2MASX J13000533+1632151 	    0.08000
436 | 195.7200	+16.4030	 651	Mrk 783                 	    0.06720
437 | 195.9940	+53.7960	 652	SBS 1301+540            	    0.02990
438 | 196.0790	-05.5290	 653	NGC 4941                	    0.00370
439 | 196.0830	-10.3740	 654	NGC 4939                	    0.01040
440 | 196.3410	-49.4720	 655	NGC 4945                	    0.00190
441 | 196.6630	-40.4040	 657	ESO 323-077             	    0.01500
442 | 196.6630	-40.4040	 658	ESO 323- G 081          	    0.01590
443 | 197.2830	+11.6170	 659	NGC 4992                	    0.02510
444 | 197.7560	+08.6130	 662	2MASX J13105723+0837387 	    0.05270
445 | 198.3000	-11.1220	 663	II SZ 010               	    0.03400
446 | 198.4060	+36.8260	 665	NGC 5033                	    0.00290
447 | 198.8530	+44.4000	 666	UGC 08327 NED02         	    0.03660
448 | 200.2980	+08.9860	 669	NGC 5100 NED02          	    0.03190
449 | 200.6220	-16.7480	 670	MCG -03-34-064          	    0.01650
450 | 202.7870	-25.4020	 674	ESO 509- G 038          	    0.02600
451 | 203.0470	-77.8810	 676	ESO 021- G 004          	    0.00980
452 | 203.3640	-34.0200	 677	ESO 383-18              	    0.01300
453 | 203.9600	+02.9900	 679	NGC 5231                	    0.02180
454 | 203.9640	-34.2950	 680	MCG -06-30-015          	    0.00770
455 | 204.5800	+04.5440	 682	NGC 5252                	    0.02300
456 | 205.2760	-14.6380	 683	2MASX J13411287-1438407 	    0.04180
457 | 205.2850	+67.7100	 684	NGC 5283                	    0.01040
458 | 205.4790	+35.6230	 686	NGC 5273                	    0.00350
459 | 206.0900	+19.5520	 687	CGCG 102-048            	    0.02690
460 | 206.3270	+41.7050	 688	NGC 5290                	    0.00860
461 | 206.6040	+19.4060	 689	2MASX J13462846+1922432 	    0.08400
462 | 206.7190	+73.4290	 690	2MASSi J1346085+732053  	    0.29000
463 | 206.9370	+02.2050	 693	SWIFT J1347.7+0212      	    0.10970
464 | 207.3230	-30.3260	 694	IC 4329A                	    0.01600
465 | 207.4450	+02.0990	 695	UM 614                  	    0.03270
466 | 207.9000	-18.2330	 696	2MASX J13512953-1813468 	    0.01220
467 | 208.2880	+69.3130	 697	Mrk 279                 	    0.03040
468 | 208.4160	-11.3690	 698	2MASX J13532820-1123055 	    0.06880
469 | 208.5300	-37.8070	 699	TOLOLO 00113            	    0.05200
470 | 208.9310	+35.4040	 701	2MASX J13553383+3520573 	    0.10160
471 | 208.9780	+38.5630	 702	Mrk 464                 	    0.05010
472 | 208.9840	+18.3710	 703	Mrk 463                 	    0.05040
473 | 209.1670	-19.4980	 704	ESO 578- G 009          	    0.03500
474 | 212.0300	-30.4150	 707	2MASX J14080674-3023537 	    0.02350
475 | 212.7000	-42.4830	 710	2MASX J14104482-4228325 	    0.03390
476 | 213.3080	-03.2360	 712	NGC 5506                	    0.00620
477 | 214.1860	-11.9590	 713	2MASX J14165001-1158577 	    0.09860
478 | 214.2330	-46.6590	 714	IGR J14175-4641         	    0.07660
479 | 214.3710	+61.6780	 715	2MASX J14174289+6141523 	    0.11880
480 | 214.4970	+25.1270	 717	NGC 5548                	    0.01720
481 | 214.8390	-26.6630	 719	ESO 511-G030            	    0.02240
482 | 215.3860	+47.8230	 722	SBS 1419+480            	    0.07230
483 | 216.1090	+24.6180	 723	NGC 5610                	    0.01690
484 | 216.8670	+19.8200	 726	Mrk 813                 	    0.11050
485 | 217.3010	+01.3030	 728	Mrk 1383                	    0.08650
486 | 217.7730	+28.3060	 730	Mrk 684                 	    0.04610
487 | 218.1930	-44.2070	 731	NGC 5643                	    0.00400
488 | 218.4880	+05.4630	 733	NGC 5674                	    0.02490
489 | 218.7300	+48.6580	 734	NGC 5683                	    0.03620
490 | 219.0680	+58.8090	 735	Mrk 817                 	    0.03140
491 | 219.1980	-16.2660	 736	2MASX J14364961-1613410 	    0.14450
492 | 219.7850	+14.3020	 737	2MASX J14391186+1415215 	    0.07140
493 | 220.1560	+53.4950	 738	Mrk 477                 	    0.03770
494 | 220.6130	-17.2700	 739	NGC 5728                	    0.00930
495 | 221.4220	+27.0440	 740	CGCG 164-019            	    0.02990
496 | 222.1670	-40.1570	 744	IGR 14488-4008          	    0.12300
497 | 223.2890	+25.8970	 748	2MASX J14530794+2554327 	    0.04900
498 | 224.4370	-43.1400	 751	IC 4518A                	    0.01630
499 | 226.0170	+10.4270	 753	Mrk 841                 	    0.03640
500 | 226.5590	+03.7540	 754	Mrk 1392                	    0.03610
501 | 226.5590	+03.7540	 755	2MASX J15064412+0351444 	    0.03770
502 | 227.2080	-00.2210	 757	Mrk 1393                	    0.05430
503 | 228.0100	-21.3220	 760	2MASX J15115979-2119015 	    0.04460
504 | 228.6400	-81.3620	 765	2MASX J15144217-8123377 	    0.06840
505 | 228.7880	+42.0530	 766	NGC 5899                	    0.00860
506 | 229.9020	+65.6370	 767	CGCG 319-007            	    0.04400
507 | 230.4210	+03.6140	 769	2MASS J15213967+0337292 	    0.12640
508 | 230.8710	+63.6740	 770	4C +63.22               	    0.20400
509 | 232.4740	-13.0340	 771	2MASX J15295830-1300397 	    0.10390
510 | 233.3510	-08.6990	 772	MCG -01-40-001          	    0.02270
511 | 233.9960	+57.9160	 774	Mrk 290                 	    0.02960
512 | 235.5930	-14.1790	 776	2MASX J15422399-1411055 	    0.09640
513 | 236.5880	+69.5040	 778	2MASX J15462424+6929102 	    0.03800
514 | 236.8670	+20.8380	 779	3C 323.1                	    0.26400
515 | 237.1110	-13.7500	 783	NGC 5995                	    0.02520
516 | 238.4040	+23.7920	 785	4C +23.42               	    0.11500
517 | 238.4580	+26.1060	 786	SDSS J155334.73+261441.4	    0.16640
518 | 241.7820	+48.5770	 793	2MASX J16071388+4833266 	    0.12500
519 | 242.2010	+84.9980	 794	LEDA 100168             	    0.18300
520 | 243.5090	+65.7390	 797	Mrk 876                 	    0.12900
521 | 244.4530	+32.3790	 800	3C 332                  	    0.15100
522 | 244.9750	+81.0690	 804	CGCG 367-009            	    0.02740
523 | 246.8890	+85.5330	 810	VII Zw 653              	    0.06310
524 | 247.0130	+51.7740	 811	Mrk 1498                	    0.05470
525 | 247.4720	+67.3740	 815	Mrk 885                 	    0.02530
526 | 247.6320	+39.4250	 816	2MASX J16303265+3923031 	    0.03060
527 | 247.8650	+23.9060	 817	2MASX J16311554+2352577 	    0.05900
528 | 250.7210	+70.6430	 828	NGC 6232                	    0.01480
529 | 252.6670	+04.5790	 836	LEDA 214543             	    0.03210
530 | 253.0540	+55.8990	 839	UGC 10593               	    0.02910
531 | 253.2670	+02.4070	 841	NGC 6240                	    0.02450
532 | 253.2950	+23.8040	 842	2MASX J16531506+2349431 	    0.10340
533 | 257.1760	+21.8990	 862	2MASX J17085915+2153082 	    0.07230
534 | 259.2710	-62.8130	 875	NGC 6300                	    0.00370
535 | 260.4450	+43.2310	 880	RBS 1640                	    0.13700
536 | 260.8040	+34.2950	 882	4C +34.47               	    0.20600
537 | 260.9150	+36.4900	 883	2MASX J17232321+3630097 	    0.04000
538 | 262.8060	+14.7330	 888	2MASX J17311341+1442561 	    0.08265
539 | 264.4750	-59.9660	 898	ESO 139- G 012          	    0.01700
540 | 265.5630	+18.5430	 907	4C +18.51               	    0.18600
541 | 265.9000	+62.8590	 909	CGCG 300-062            	    0.03300
542 | 266.4450	+29.1460	 912	1RXS J174538.1+290823   	    0.11060
543 | 266.9420	+68.6210	 924	Mrk 507                 	    0.05590
544 | 270.0690	+66.6160	 942	NGC 6552                	    0.02650
545 | 271.9450	+11.3690	 950	2MASX J18074992+1120494 	    0.08000
546 | 273.9870	+42.6140	 960	UGC 11185 NED02         	    0.04120
547 | 275.4020	+64.3320	 967	H 1821+643              	    0.29700
548 | 275.4140	+59.8910	 968	2MASX J18212680+5955209 	    0.09900
549 | 276.0650	-56.3860	 970	IC 4709                 	    0.01690
550 | 276.0850	+18.7790	 971	2MASX J18241083+1846088 	    0.06700
551 | 276.6570	+32.8810	 978	2MASX J18263239+3251300 	    0.02200
552 | 278.7660	+32.6880	 984	3C 382                  	    0.05790
553 | 279.2820	-59.4200	 986	Fairall 49              	    0.02020
554 | 279.5650	-65.4350	 988	ESO 103-035             	    0.01330
555 | 280.6400	+79.7750	 994	3C 390.3                	    0.05610
556 | 281.1580	-62.3680	 995	Fairall 51              	    0.01420
557 | 281.4730	+72.2180	 998	CGCG 341-006            	    0.04630
558 | 282.0120	-78.5260	1002	2MASX J18470283-7831494 	    0.07410
559 | 283.4850	-78.9030	1009	ESO 025- G 002          	    0.02890
560 | 284.2050	-54.6960	1015	2MASX J18564935-5442298 	    0.05630
561 | 284.3290	-78.5070	1016	2MASX J18570768-7828212 	    0.04200
562 | 285.9850	+33.8150	1020	UGC 11397               	    0.01510
563 | 286.3440	+42.5150	1021	CGCG 229-015            	    0.02790
564 | 288.2840	-50.1550	1027	ESO 231- G 026          	    0.06250
565 | 289.8390	-29.9650	1031	PKS 1916-300            	    0.16680
566 | 290.2900	-58.7070	1032	ESO 141- G 055          	    0.03600
567 | 291.6620	+41.5620	1037	2MASX J19263018+4133053 	    0.07100
568 | 294.3810	-06.2230	1042	2MASX J19373299-0613046 	    0.01030
569 | 294.5440	-51.1730	1043	2MASX J19380437-5109497 	    0.04000
570 | 295.1110	-30.2540	1045	IGR J19405-3016         	    0.05200
571 | 295.6480	-10.3380	1046	NGC 6814                	    0.00520
572 | 298.0580	+02.5020	1051	3C 403                  	    0.05900
573 | 300.2390	-18.1540	1060	2MASX J20005575-1810274 	    0.03730
574 | 301.6150	+56.3460	1062	2MASX J20063331+5620364 	    0.04300
575 | 301.7530	-34.5440	1063	MCG-06-44-018           	    0.02500
576 | 302.2430	-61.0840	1064	NGC 6860                	    0.01490
577 | 304.4750	-55.6410	1072	PKS 2014-55             	    0.06000
578 | 306.7860	-02.3190	1076	II Zw 083               	    0.02910
579 | 307.6950	-75.4960	1079	IRAS 20247-7542         	    0.11430
580 | 308.3670	+21.7850	1082	4C +21.55               	    0.17350
581 | 308.9480	-50.2140	1085	ESO 234- G 050          	    0.00880
582 | 310.0110	-51.4180	1087	ESO 234-IG 063          	    0.05370
583 | 310.6180	+75.1190	1088	4C +74.26               	    0.10400
584 | 311.0610	-10.7280	1090	Mrk 509                 	    0.03440
585 | 312.9800	-57.0670	1092	IC 5063                 	    0.01140
586 | 315.6150	-28.1830	1097	ESO 464- G016           	    0.03640
587 | 317.2870	-09.6980	1099	2MASX J21090996-0940147 	    0.02650
588 | 318.4930	+82.0950	1102	2MASX J21140128+8204483 	    0.08400
589 | 319.0980	+25.2200	1104	2MASX J21161028+2517010 	    0.15300
590 | 319.8600	+33.5270	1106	2MASX J21192912+3332566 	    0.05070
591 | 320.9570	+25.0950	1108	3C 433                  	    0.10160
592 | 323.0300	-33.7090	1114	6dF J2132022-334254     	    0.02930
593 | 323.7180	-27.4810	1116	2MASX J21344509-2725557 	    0.06700
594 | 324.0710	-62.3970	1118	1RXS J213623.1-622400   	    0.05880
595 | 324.2590	-64.6160	1119	IRAS F21329-6451        	    0.07040
596 | 324.4490	-14.5540	1120	PKS 2135-14             	    0.20030
597 | 324.6980	+32.0670	1121	CGCG 493-002            	    0.02480
598 | 326.4170	+11.0480	1125	RX J2145.5+1102         	    0.20900
599 | 327.0840	-34.8970	1127	NGC 7130                	    0.01620
600 | 327.5950	-18.9850	1128	6dF J2149581-185924     	    0.15810
601 | 329.3060	-69.7010	1131	PKS 2153-69             	    0.02830
602 | 329.3700	-06.2230	1132	EUVE J2157-06.1         	    0.17600
603 | 330.5000	-31.8710	1135	NGC 7172                	    0.00870
604 | 331.0590	+03.5540	1138	2MASX J22041914+0333511 	    0.06110
605 | 331.8130	+10.2170	1139	NGC 7212 NED02          	    0.02670
606 | 332.2510	-27.8010	1141	NGC 7214                	    0.02310
607 | 333.5510	-25.9350	1145	2MASX J22140917-2557487 	    0.05190
608 | 334.2510	+14.2240	1146	Mrk 304                 	    0.06580
609 | 335.9370	+11.8530	1150	MCG +02-57-002          	    0.02900
610 | 335.9730	-02.1310	1151	3C 445                  	    0.05620
611 | 336.7590	+36.3560	1152	MCG +06-49-019          	    0.02130
612 | 338.7120	-25.6950	1156	ESO 533- G 050          	    0.02640
613 | 338.9640	-26.0590	1157	NGC 7314                	    0.00480
614 | 339.0120	+33.9960	1158	NGC 7319                	    0.02250
615 | 339.1420	+25.7510	1160	IC 5233                 	    0.02460
616 | 339.2210	-12.5680	1161	Mrk 915                 	    0.02410
617 | 340.0570	+08.0170	1162	MCG +01-57-016          	    0.02500
618 | 340.6120	-37.1170	1163	ESO 406- G 004          	    0.02900
619 | 341.4350	+39.6850	1165	3C 452                  	    0.08110
620 | 342.1690	-51.1530	1166	2MASX J22484165-5109338 	    0.10000
621 | 342.1820	+17.4210	1167	2MASX J22484430+1727034 	    0.08600
622 | 342.6870	-08.8800	1168	2MASX J22505170-0854572 	    0.06490
623 | 343.5160	-17.5780	1172	MR 2251-178             	    0.06400
624 | 343.5580	+11.7580	1173	UGC 12243               	    0.02830
625 | 343.5580	+11.7580	1174	UGC 12237               	    0.02830
626 | 344.1210	+05.4360	1176	2MASX J22563642+0525167 	    0.06600
627 | 344.7040	+40.9200	1177	UGC 12282               	    0.01700
628 | 344.8840	+24.9330	1178	KAZ 320                 	    0.03450
629 | 345.3560	-59.2680	1179	2MASX J23013626-5913210 	    0.14900
630 | 345.5130	+15.9470	1180	NGC 7465                	    0.00660
631 | 345.8000	+08.8830	1182	NGC 7469                	    0.01630
632 | 346.1720	-08.6770	1183	Mrk 926                 	    0.04690
633 | 346.2280	+12.3300	1184	NGC 7479                	    0.00790
634 | 346.7980	+04.5760	1185	PG 2304+042             	    0.04200
635 | 346.9690	+22.7120	1186	SWIFT J2307.9+2245      	    0.03500
636 | 347.0230	+40.2630	1187	2MASX J23075724+4016393 	    0.07400
637 | 349.5880	-42.3840	1188	NGC 7582                	    0.00520
638 | 349.7370	+00.2680	1189	NGC 7603                	    0.02950
639 | 350.6430	-06.7590	1192	2MASX J23222444-0645375 	    0.03300
640 | 351.3670	-38.4490	1194	LCRS B232242.2-384320   	    0.03590
641 | 351.4660	+21.8670	1195	2MASX J23255427+2153142 	    0.12000
642 | 352.2790	+03.5060	1198	NGC 7679                	    0.01710
643 | 355.4800	+30.5830	1202	UGC 12741               	    0.01740
644 | 355.9700	+05.5550	1203	2MASX J23435956+0538233 	    0.05600
645 | 356.1860	-42.7560	1204	2MASX J23444387-4243124 	    0.59750
646 | 357.9690	-01.1500	1206	PKS 2349-01             	    0.17400
647 | 359.8130	-60.9600	1210	PKS 2356-61             	    0.09630
648 | 


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