The diffuse interstellar feature at 4430 A and interstellar extinction in the far-ultraviolet

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Diffuse Radiation, Far Ultraviolet Radiation, Interstellar Extinction, Interstellar Matter, Stellar Spectra, Ultraviolet Spectra, Correlation Coefficients, Iue, Spectrum Analysis, Ultraviolet Absorption

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IUE measurements have been obtained for the UV extinction characteristics of 20 reddened stars previously reported to have anomalously high or low A(4430)/E(B-V) ratios, in order to conduct a first statistical study of the correlations between these ratios and interstellar extinction features in the UV. A marginally significant positive correlation is noted between A(4430)/E(B-V) and the normalized strength of the 2175 A extinction jump, but no correlation is found with the total extinction at the wavelength and a marginally negative correlation is found with the extinction rise at 1250 A. The hypothesis that 4430 A diffuse absorption is produced by very small interstellar grains is not supported by the present observations.

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