The influence of Stark broadening on Cr II spectral line shapes in stellar atmospheres

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Stars: Chemically Peculiar, Line: Profiles, Atomic Processes

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Aims:We consider the effect of Stark broadening on the shapes of Cr ii spectral lines observed in stellar atmospheres of the middle part of the main sequence. Methods: Stark broadening parameters were calculated by the semiclassical perturbation approach. For stellar spectra synthesis, the improved version synth3 of the code synth for synthetic spectrum calculations was used. Results: Stark broadening parameters for Cr ii spectral lines of seven multiplets belonging to 4s-4p transitions were calculated. New calculated Stark parameters were applied to the analysis of Cr ii line profiles observed in the spectrum of Cr-rich star HD 133792. Conclusions: We found that Stark broadening mechanism is very important and should be taken into account, especially in the study of Cr abundance stratification.

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