Table 1.
Photometric bands and colour coefficients adopted to calculate the Wesenheit magnitudes considered in this work.
| Acronym | Wesenheit definition | Source |
|---|---|---|
| WG | G − 1.90(GBP − GRP) | R19 |
| WVI(C89) | I − 1.55(V − I) | C89 (OGLE) |
| WVI(F99) | I − 1.39(V − I) | F99 |
| WcVI | cF814W − 1.19(cF555W − cF814W) | B24 |
| WcHVI | cF160W − 0.386(cF555W − cF814W) | R16 |
| WVKS | KS − 1.13(V − KS) | C89 |
| WJKS(C89) | KS − 0.69(J − KS) | C89 |
| WJKS(F99) | KS − 0.75(J − KS) | F99 |
Notes. Sources for the coefficient used to define the Wesenheit magnitudes: R19=Ripepi et al. (2019); OGLE=(Udalski et al. 1999); F99=Fitzpatrick (1999); B24=Breuval et al. (2024); R16=Riess et al. (2016); and C89= Cardelli et al. (1989).
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