The population in the background of open clusters: Tracer of the Norma-Cygnus arm
A. K. Pandey, S. Sharma, K. Ogura
Abstract
We present colour-magnitude diagrams of open clusters, located in the range 112 < l < 252, manifesting stellar populations in the background of clusters. Some of the populations are found to be located beyond the Perseus arm and may be the part of Norma-Cygnus (outer) arm. The outer arm seems to be continued from l120 to l235. The background populations follow the downward warp of the Galactic plane around l240.
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