Vector space methods of photometric analysis - Applications to O stars and interstellar reddening

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Astronomical Photometry, Early Stars, Interstellar Extinction, Multivariate Statistical Analysis, O Stars, Vector Spaces, Absorption Spectra, Electromagnetic Absorption, Interstellar Matter, Photosphere, Stellar Atmospheres

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A multivariate vector-space formulation of photometry is developed which accounts for error propagation. An analysis of uvby and H-beta photometry of O stars is presented, with attention given to observational errors, reddening, general uvby photometry, early stars, and models of O stars. The number of observable parameters in O-star continua is investigated, the way these quantities compare with model-atmosphere predictions is considered, and an interstellar reddening law is derived. It is suggested that photospheric expansion affects the formation of the continuum in at least some O stars.

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