G0-G5V stars and the Sun in the u vby system

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DOI 10.1134/1.163857
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The color indices of the Sun in the u vby system are calculated using the spectral energy distribution of Lockwood, Tug, and White. This allows errors in the absolute calibration to be excluded from the calculated color indices. The normal position of the Sun on the ( v-b )−( b-y ) and ( v-y )−( b-y ) color-color diagrams for early G stars testifies to the absence of any significant peculiarities in the Sun compared to other stars of similar spectral type. These diagrams can provide a useful tool in searches for candidate solar analogues among faint stars.