Chemically-Peculiar Red Giants: Uncovering the Binary Intruders

作者: Sophie Van Eck , A. Jorissen

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-015-9723-4_8

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摘要: It is now widely recognised that peculiar red giants such as S stars are overgrown with “extrinsic” stars. Those binary masqueraders share the same abundance peculiarities prototypes of their spectral family (as judged from low-resolution spectra), but have a totally different evolutionary history (chemical originating mass transfer across system instead internal nucleosynthesis). Some characteristic properties these extrinsic investigated and importance un-masking them in stellar population studies stressed.

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