Theoretical LTE & NLTE curves of growth for Li I lines in G-M dwarfs and subgiants

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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LaTeX, 9 pages. Eight Postscript figures. Use laa.sty and psfig (included). Tar'd and gzip'd. Accepted by Astron. and Astrophy

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Detailed simultaneous radiative transfer-statistical equilibrium calculations have been performed for lithium in atmospheres of solar metallicity G-M dwarfs and subgiants. Model atmospheres of stars with $3500 \le \Tf \le 6000$ K, $3.0 \le \lgg \le 4.5$ have been considered. The behaviour of level populations, source functions and curves of growth for the lithium doublet at $\lambda 670.8$~nm and two subordinate lines of astrophysical interest ($\lambda 610.3$~nm and $\lambda 812.6$~nm) are discussed. For the coolest atmospheres of our grid we find that the dependence of non-LTE equivalent widths and profiles on gravity is very weak. The computed LTE and non-LTE curves of growth are given in tabular form.

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