Measuring the Balmer Jump and Effective Gravity in FGK Stars

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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20 pages, 13 figures and 4 tables

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10.1086/519981

It is difficult to accurately measure the effective gravity (log g) in late-type stars using broadband (eg. UBV or SDSS) or intermediate-band (uvby) photometric systems, especially when the stars can cover a range of metallicities and reddenings. However, simple spectroscopic observational and data reduction techniques can yield accurate values for log g through comparison of the Balmer jumps of low-resolution spectra with recent grids of synthetic flux spectra.

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