Starbursts, blue stragglers, and binary stars in local superclusters and groups. II - The old disk and halo populations

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Blue Stars, Cepheid Variables, Eclipsing Binary Stars, Star Formation, Starburst Galaxies, Stellar Spectrophotometry, Main Sequence Stars, Open Clusters, Star Clusters, Star Distribution, Stellar Luminosity, Stellar Winds

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A study of the distribution in the HR diagram of stars in several old-disk population aggregates and in several halo-population aggregates indicates that the blue straggler phenomenon is ubiquitous. In all the cases considered, several stars are found to lie far from the locus defined by a semiempirical isochrone that best fits the distribution of the bulk of the stars in the aggregate. The results support the starburst interpretation of blue stragglers in young-disk aggregates.

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