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Search for Photometric Abundance Indices for M Dwarf Stars
Search for Photometric Abundance Indices for M Dwarf Stars
Dec 1982
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adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1982jkas...15...49l&link_type=abstract
Journal of the korean Astronomical Society, vol. 15, no.2, p. 49-58
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Astronomy
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The UBVRIHKL magnitude on Johnson system and space motions of M dwarf stars have been collected. This sample of M stars have been distinguished on a purely kinematical basis; the one with e<1.15, young disk population, with 1.150.3 halo population. On the color-color diagrams and the old disk stars and color excess-orbital eccentricity diagrams, there is no distinction between the disk stars and the young disk stars. However (I-H) color could be used to distinguish halo stars from young and old disk standard the color excesses, delta(U-B), delta(B-V), delta(V-R), delta(H-K), delta(K-L), and delta(B-R) can be used as abundance indicators only for the halo stars. But these color excesses which are measures of blue excesses, are positive for the halo stars with smaller eccentricities and become negative for those with larger eccentricities.
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