Line blanketed model atmospheres of AP stars. IV - UBV colors and effective temperatures of AP stars

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A Stars, Magnetic Stars, Stellar Atmospheres, Stellar Temperature, Ubv Spectra, Hot Stars, Stellar Models, Stellar Spectrophotometry

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UBV data for Ap stars at a distance less than 100 pc from the sun show that hotter stars lie on or close to the main sequence in the two-color diagram, but that stars with B-V not less than +0.05 lie below it. This behavior is confirmed by model atmospheres of standard peculiar and individual peculiar stars. It is shown that the unreddened B-V of an Ap star can be used to find the effective temperature from a normal relation if it is within the range +0.02 to -0.08. For other stars individual blanketing corrections are necessary. The blanketing corrections to both color indices are too small to explain observed light variations of many stars by variable blanketing only; other mechanisms appear to be necessary.

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