Non-coherent scattering in vertically extended Be star disks - Winebottle-type emission-line profiles

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B Stars, Light Scattering, Line Spectra, Radiative Transfer, Stellar Spectra, Emission Spectra, Line Shape, Stellar Structure

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Based on 3D radiative line-transfer calculations, theoretical emission-line profiles from homogeneous, isothermal, rotating disks around Be stars are presented. The emission-line profiles for a two-level atom with complete redistribution show symmetric double peaks and symmetric flank inflections (of the winebottle-type) as a natural consequence of the combination of two mechanisms: rotational broadening in a Keplerian disk and broadening by noncoherent scattering, due to multiple absorption and reemission of line radiation perpendicular to the disk plane. This new interpretation is offered as an alternative to the two-component disk-model of Kogure (1969).

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