The luminosity dependence of the 1.65-micron flux from K and early M stars - Observations and interpretation

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Infrared Astronomy, K Stars, Late Stars, M Stars, Stellar Luminosity, Stellar Spectrophotometry, Supergiant Stars, Carbon Monoxide, Cyanogen, Early Stars, Giant Stars, Hydrogen Ions, Stellar Atmospheres

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A number of late-type stars of various luminosity classes have been observed in three infrared colors to study the luminosity dependence of the '1.65-micron peak' around the minimum of H(-) absorption. An unexpected luminosity dependence (lower peaks) has been found for K and early M supergiants as compared with the giants. Comparisons with model-atmosphere computations, which are in relatively good agreement with the observations, explain the effect as the result of blocking by CO and CN lines in the infrared.

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