Publications of the Observatory of the University of Michigan. Volume 12, no. 2: Wavelength identifications in the magnetic CP star HR 4816 (HD 110066)

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Abundance, Characterization, Magnetic Stars, Wavelengths, Fine Structure, Line Spectra, Tables (Data)

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The unusually sharp spectral lines of HR 4816 make it particularly well suited for identification work at high dispersion. The 2A/mm spectrogram (EC 103) was taken at the Lick Observatory. The UT data of mid-exposure was 7.26 June 1960, (2437092.76). The bulk of the identifications were made in 1960, from wavelengths measured with a conventional engine. In the list, the stellar wavelengths are in the first column, followed by an estimate of the intensity and character of the line, the identifications begin in column 4 with decimal fractions of an angstrom. The multiplet number follows the symbol for the atomic spectrum.

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