The helium abundances of G-K main sequence halo and disk stars, the helium galactic abundance evolution and the astrometric satellite HIPPARCOS

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Abundance, Astrometry, Dwarf Stars, G Stars, Galactic Evolution, Helium, K Stars, Main Sequence Stars, Chemical Composition, Heavy Elements, Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram, Hipparcos Satellite, Spaceborne Astronomy, Subdwarf Stars

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An indirect method for determining the helium content of G-K dwarfs and subdwarfs relies on the fact that the position of a main sequence star in the theoretical H-R diagram, derived from internal structure computations, depends only on the two fundamental parameters Y and Z (helium and heavy element abundances), and that the helium content of a star of known metallicity can be inferred from the empirical location of the star in the H-R diagram.

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