Rps. Stone, SPECTROPHOTOMETRY OF FLUX CALIBRATION STARS FOR HUBBLE-SPACE-TELESCOPE, The Astrophysical journal. Supplement series, 107(1), 1996, pp. 423-442
Fluxes are presented for 103 stars which were observed for Hubble Spac
e Telescope (HST) calibration. Perhaps the most important aspect of th
is work is confirmation of a revised zero point for optical flux calib
ration of HST as described by Colina and Bohlin from synthetic photome
try. Two cautions are offered for users of the Oke and Gunn spectropho
tometric system, and simple corrections are suggested. The present sta
rs are of interest because of their accessibility and their importance
in a variety of standard systems. Included are UV and optical spectro
photometric flux standards, UBVRI and IR photometric standards, and ma
ny stars from the Equatorial Selected Areas for which UBVRI colors exi
st as well. It is hoped that the present data will be of use to those
relating results between systems. The spectra generally cover the rang
e lambda lambda 4040-8800, with a nominal resolution of about 5.5 Angs
trom pixel(-1). The data are referred to the absolute calibration of a
lpha Lyrae recommended by Megessier. Tabular magnitude values for Haye
s and Oke-Gunn wavelengths are presented. The same tables as well as m
ean magnitudes within 25 Angstrom bins every 25 Angstrom in ASCII and
PostScript format, and flux-calibrated spectra, may be obtained from t
he author.