The chemical composition of late-type supergiants. I - Metal abundances for 14 G and K Ib stars
R. E. Luck
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R. E. Luck
Abstract
Effective temperatures, surface gravities, and metal abundances (Z above 10) are determined for a group of 14 G and K Ib supergiants. Overall metal abundances are found to be enhanced by 0.3 dex relative to solar values. The primary uncertainty is possible systematic effective-temperature errors caused by incorrect model temperature distributions. No evidence of s-processing is found, and no correlation between C-12/C-13 ratio and any abundance is evident.
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Effective temperatures, surface gravities, and metal abundances (Z above 10) are determined for a group of 14 G and K Ib supergiants. Overall metal abundances are found to be enhanced by 0.3 dex relative to solar values. The primary uncertainty is possible systematic effective-temperature errors caused by incorrect model temperature distributions. No evidence of s-processing is found, and no correlation between C-12/C-13 ratio and any abundance is evident.
Key concepts: Physics, Supergiant, Stars, Astrophysics, Abundance (ecology), Chemical composition, Astronomy, Thermodynamics