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Table 4

Details of the candidate ionizing stars.

Source name Spectral type(a) No. of Stars(b) Total log(NLy)(c) Total log(NLy)(d) log(NLy)
(lower limit) (upper limit) (D+Eff)
G19.68-0.13 >O9 1 48.08 48.85 48.85
> B3 but < O9 4

G20.99+0.09 > B3 but < O9 5 44.53 48.78 47.55
~B3 2

G22.76-0.48 >O9 1 48.08 49.96 48.63
> B3 but < O9 6
~B3 1

G24.47+0.49 ~O9 2 44.89 48.98 49.12
> B3 but < O9 6
~B3 10

G25.69+0.03 ~O9 1 44.17 48.38 49.06
> B3 but < O9 1
~B3 2

G27.49+0.19 > B3 but < O9 2 43.99 48.38 47.87

G28.30-0.39 > B3 but < O9 2 44.17 48.38 48.80
~B3 1

G28.81+0.17 > B3 but < O9 4 44.38 48.68 48.90
~B3 1

Notes. (a) Spectral type range of the candidate ionizing stars including uncertainty in magnitudes and colors, (b)Hotal number of candidate ionizing stars in each spectral type category,(c) total Ly-photon rate calculated from all candidate stars considering them to be the latest spectral type in the category, (d)same as c but considering them to be the earliest spectral type in the category.

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