ABBREVIATIONS FOR FLUX UNITS USED BY THE
               CATALOG OF INFRARED OBSERVATIONS

 Note: a caret is used to indicate exponents 

A = normalized magnitude
B = 10^(-19) W m^(-2) Hz^(-1) Sr^(-1)
C = magnitude, derived from color
D = diameter measurement
E = erg sec^(-1) cm^(-2) Sr^(-1)
F = 10^(-16) W cm^(-2) micron^(-1)
G = 10^(-14) ergs sec^(-1) cm^(-2)
H = log(ergs sec^(-1) cm^(-2) Hz^(-1))
I = 10^(-9) W cm^(-2) micron^(-1) Sr^(-1)
J = 10^(-26) W m^(-2) Hz^(-1) = 1 Jansky
JA= Janskys arcsec^(-2)
K = log(10^(-26) W m^(-2) Hz^(-1))
L = log(W m^(-2) Hz^(-1))
M = magnitude
MA= magnitudes arcsec^(-2)
N = log(ergs sec^(-1) cm^(-2) micron^(-1)) 
P = polarization data
Q = log(10^(-3) Jansky)
R = log(W cm^(-2) micron^(-1))
S = spectral data
T = -2.5 log(ergs sec^(-1) cm^(-2) Hz^(-1)) - 48.60
U = upper limit
V = variable
W = 10^(-14) W m^(-2)
X = 10^(-18) W cm^(-2)
Y = relative line intensity
Z = 10^(-21) W cm^(-2) micron^(-1) arcsec^(-2)