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View article: Chapter V: Report of the Executive Committee 1997-2000
Chapter V: Report of the Executive Committee 1997-2000 Open
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View article: Getting the Red Out: A Stellar Approach to Determining Spatial Variations of Interstellar Dust
Getting the Red Out: A Stellar Approach to Determining Spatial Variations of Interstellar Dust Open
By employing two different spectroscopic techniques we have mapped out the variable ISM dust extinction endemic to globular cluster M4. We derive an average E(B-V) reddening of 0.33 +/- 0.01 and R = 3.4 +/- 0.4, both in good agreement with…
View article: Getting the Red Out: A Stellar Approach to Determining Spatial Variations of Interstellar Dust
Getting the Red Out: A Stellar Approach to Determining Spatial Variations of Interstellar Dust Open
By employing two different spectroscopic techniques we have mapped out the variable ISM dust extinction endemic to globular cluster M4. We derive an average E(B-V) reddening of 0.33 +/- 0.01 and R = 3.4 +/- 0.4, both in good agreement with…
View article: Globular Cluster Giant Branch Luminosity Functions: “Extra Stars” and “Deep Mixing”
Globular Cluster Giant Branch Luminosity Functions: “Extra Stars” and “Deep Mixing” Open
We explore the possibility that "deep mixing" is the reason that there are "too many" red giants in the Galactic globular clusters M5 and M30. Deep mixing has often been invoked to account for the abundance anomalies observed in many brigh…
View article: Star-to-Star Abundance Variations among Bright Giants in the Mildly Metal-poor Globular Cluster M4
Star-to-Star Abundance Variations among Bright Giants in the Mildly Metal-poor Globular Cluster M4 Open
We present a chemical composition analysis of 36 giants in the nearby mildly metal-poor (S[Fe/H]T \\[1.18) “ “ CN-bimodal ÏÏ globular cluster M4. The stars were observed at the Lick and McDonald Observatories using high-resolution e � chel…
View article: An Extremely Lithium-rich Bright Red Giant in the Globular Cluster M3
An Extremely Lithium-rich Bright Red Giant in the Globular Cluster M3 Open
We have serendipitously discovered an extremely lithium-rich star on the red giant branch of the globular cluster M3 (NGC 5272). An echelle spectrum obtained with the Keck I HIRES reveals a Li I 6707 Angstrom resonance doublet of 520 milli…
View article: Wide‐Field CCD Photometry of the Globular Cluster M30
Wide‐Field CCD Photometry of the Globular Cluster M30 Open
Received; accepted We present new V I photometry for the halo globular cluster M30 (NGC 7099 = C2137-174), and compute luminosity functions (LFs) in both bands for samples of about 15,000 hydrogen-burning stars from near the tip of the red…
View article: Thermonuclear Reaction Rates for the $^2^4$Mg(p,\gamma)$^2^5$Al Reaction
Thermonuclear Reaction Rates for the $^2^4$Mg(p,\gamma)$^2^5$Al Reaction Open
There is substantial evidence that most of the material in the envelopes of some globular cluster giants is mixed so deeply into the interior that the abundances of many of the light elements, including magnesium and aluminum, are reshuffl…
View article: Observational Constraints on the Origin of the Aluminum Enhancements and Magnesium Depletions in Bright M13 Giants
Observational Constraints on the Origin of the Aluminum Enhancements and Magnesium Depletions in Bright M13 Giants Open
The most recent observations of the abundances of oxygen, sodium, magnesium, and aluminum provide strong support for the idea that "deep mixing" occurs within M13 giants. In deep mixing scenarios, material from the envelopes of globular cl…
View article: Aluminum-Oxygen Abundance Anticorrelations and Deep-Mixing Scenarios for Globular-Cluster Giants
Aluminum-Oxygen Abundance Anticorrelations and Deep-Mixing Scenarios for Globular-Cluster Giants Open
We explore the conditions under which LARGE aluminum enhancements might be produced by very deep mixing and proton capture nucleosynthesis in bright globular cluster giants. We find that: (1) The initial abundances of neutron rich magnesiu…
View article: Sodium-oxygen abundance anticorrelations and deep-mixing scenarios for globular-cluster giants
Sodium-oxygen abundance anticorrelations and deep-mixing scenarios for globular-cluster giants Open
We explore and extend the suggstion that 23Na might be produced in the interior of an evolving low-mass globular cluster giant and mixed to the surface (Kudryashov & Tutukov 1988, Denisenkov & Denisenkova 1990). The reaction rates alone sh…
View article: 3883 CN band strengths for 238 metal-poor halo giants - Evidence for chemical differences between globular-cluster and halo field giants
3883 CN band strengths for 238 metal-poor halo giants - Evidence for chemical differences between globular-cluster and halo field giants Open
Cyanogen band strengths mCN for 238 metal-poor giants in the halo field and in 13 globular clusters are tabulated. The distribution of mCN in field giants of intermediate metallicity is compared with that of giants of similar evolutionry s…
View article: On the evidence for a cyanogen gradient in 47 Tucanae
On the evidence for a cyanogen gradient in 47 Tucanae Open
The evidence for a radial gradient in the distribution of CN strengths among 47 Tuc giants (Norris and Freeman, 1979) is examined. Apparent differences are found between the distribution of cyanogen strengths determined from stellar spectr…
View article: On the carbon abundance of subgiant stars in the globular cluster M 92
On the carbon abundance of subgiant stars in the globular cluster M 92 Open
The authors find that >[C/Fe]< ≈ 0.0 in stars at the base of the subgiant branch and approaches +0.1 in stars near the main-sequence turnoff in the metal-poor globular cluster M92. The carbon abundance falls on the average by about 0.5 dex…
View article: Bimodal cyanogen distributions in moderately metal-poor globular clusters. II - Evidence for 'mixing' and 'saturation'
Bimodal cyanogen distributions in moderately metal-poor globular clusters. II - Evidence for 'mixing' and 'saturation' Open
Recent work indicates that both the observed carbon and nitrogen abundances and the bimodal 3883 A cyanogen distributions that are often observed in moderately metal-poor globular clusters fit easily into a simple mixing scenario in which …
View article: Carbon and nitrogen abundances in old, very metal-poor stars A reprise based on the low-resolution Lick survey
Carbon and nitrogen abundances in old, very metal-poor stars A reprise based on the low-resolution Lick survey Open
A summary is given of the carbon and nitrogen abundances found in the Lick survey of nearly 300 old, very metal-poor stars (Fe/H of less than -1.3). The survey consists of population samples drawn from various stellar subsystems of the Gal…
View article: Carbon and nitrogen abundances in extremely metal-deficient red giants
Carbon and nitrogen abundances in extremely metal-deficient red giants Open
The relative carbon and nitrogen abundances of a sample of metal-poor halo giants are analyzed with respect to their similarity with the abundances of similar stars in globular clusters. Spectra of 64 giants selected from the objective pri…
View article: FG Sagittae: The <i>s</i>-Process Episode
FG Sagittae: The <i>s</i>-Process Episode Open
The spectrum of the supergiant FG Sge has been studied from a series of high dispersion 120-in. coudé spectrograms obtained during the interval 1969–72, thus continuing the work of Herbig and Boyarchuk (1968). The star, of effective temper…