Nuclear and nonnuclear abundance patterns in the manganese stars

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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A Stars, Abundance, Manganese, Metallic Stars, Nuclear Astrophysics, Nuclear Fusion, Gallium, Iron, Phosphorus, Silicon, Stellar Spectra, Yttrium

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The manganese stars show abundance anomalies that are in conflict with the predictions of nuclear astrophysics. The paper stresses the deviations from the odd-even effect that occur for phosphorus, gallium, and yttrium. The abundance anomalies (e.g., the Mn/Fe ratio) in the iron peak are less serious; within the uncertainties of the current determinations, they may be explained in terms of the same processes that predict the solar-system abundances.

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