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A0014

Title NEUTRON-CAPTURE ELEMENTS IN THE EARLY GALAXY: INSIGHTS FROM A LARGE SAMPLE OF METAL-POOR GIANTS
ADS D.L.Burris et al.,ApJ, 544, 302, 2000
Authors D. L. Burris, C. A. Pilachowski, T. E. Armandroff, C. Sneden, J. J. Cowan, H. Roe

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Observation Date JD Facility Resolution S/N Exposure Time Vrad
N/A N/A MAYALLKPNO 20000 100-200 N/A N/A
Galactic Longitude (l) N/A
Galactic Latitude (b) N/A
Declination N/A
Right Ascension N/A

Photometric data

V 8.64

Atmospheric data

Teff 4575
log g 1.40
vturb 1.80

Chemical Abundances

Element Nline [X/H] [X/Fe] log-e
Fe...-2.93...4.57
Ba...-3.63-0.70-1.50
Eu...-3.26-0.33-2.75
    : Data presented in the paper
    : Data converted with the solar abundance from Grevesse et al. (1996)

A0017

Title Spectroscopic Studies of Extremely Metal-Poor Stars with the Subaru High Dispersion Spectrograph. II. The r-Process Elements, Including Thorium
ADS S.Honda et al.,ApJ, 607, 474, 2004
Authors S. Honda, W. Aoki, T. Kajino, H. Ando, T. C. Beers, H. Izumiura, K. Sadakane, M. Takada-Hidai

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Observation Date JD Facility Resolution S/N Exposure Time Vrad
2000-11-11 N/A SUBARUHDS 90000 62 2110 -37.28+-0.43
Galactic Longitude (l) N/A
Galactic Latitude (b) N/A
Declination N/A
Right Ascension N/A

Photometric data

V 8.59
B 9.52
B-V 0.93
V-K 2.58
H 6.13
J 6.67
K 6.01
EB-V 0.00

Atmospheric data

Teff 4550
log g 1.1
vturb 2.4

Chemical Abundances

Element Nline [X/H] [X/Fe] log-e
C...-3.58-0.514.98
Mg...-2.64+-0.280.43+-0.284.94+-0.28
Al...-3.82+-0.17-0.75+-0.172.65+-0.17
Si...-2.49+-0.170.58+-0.175.06+-0.17
Sc...-3.03+-0.070.04+-0.070.14+-0.07
Ti...-2.80+-0.120.27+-0.122.22+-0.12
V...-2.66+-0.170.41+-0.171.34+-0.17
Cr...-2.94+-0.170.13+-0.172.73+-0.17
Fe...-3.07+-0.2...4.44+-0.2
Co...-3.15+-0.17-0.08+-0.171.77+-0.17
Ni...-3.50+-0.17-0.43+-0.172.75+-0.17
Sr...-3.27+-0.17-0.20+-0.17-0.35+-0.17
Y...-3.12+-0.17-0.05+-0.17-0.89+-0.17
Zr...-2.76+-0.170.31+-0.17-0.15+-0.17
Ba...-4.12+-0.17-1.05+-0.17-1.90+-0.17
    : Data presented in the paper
    : Data converted with the solar abundance from Grevesse et al. (1996)

Isotope ratio

12C/13C >3

A0031

Title ABUNDANCES OF 30 ELEMENTS IN 23 METAL-POOR STARS
ADS J.A.Johnson et al.,ApJS, 139, 219, 2002
Authors J. A. Carnegie Institute of Washington, CIW. Johnson

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Observation Date JD Facility Resolution S/N Exposure Time Vrad
1997-05-12 N/A KECKHIRES 45000 350 1200 N/A
1999-03-09 N/A N/A 60000 110 2700 N/A
Galactic Longitude (l) N/A
Galactic Latitude (b) N/A
Declination N/A
Right Ascension N/A

Photometric data

V 8.64
V-R 0.852
V-K 2.528
EB-V 0.04

Atmospheric data

Teff 4400
log g 0.40
vturb 2.40

Chemical Abundances

Element Nline [X/H] [X/Fe] log-e
Na I...-2.97+-0.10-0.02+-0.103.36+-0.10
Mg I...-2.14+-0.160.81+-0.165.44+-0.16
Al I...-2.94+-0.100.01+-0.103.53+-0.10
Si I...-2.09+-0.200.86+-0.205.46+-0.20
Ca I...-2.59+-0.090.36+-0.093.77+-0.09
Sc II...-2.97+-0.09-0.02+-0.090.20+-0.09
Ti I...-2.81+-0.150.14+-0.152.21+-0.15
Ti II...-2.71+-0.080.24+-0.082.31+-0.08
V I...-3.11+-0.02-0.16+-0.020.89+-0.02
V II...-2.70+-0.120.25+-0.121.30+-0.12
Cr I...-3.23+-0.06-0.28+-0.062.44+-0.06
Cr II...-2.83+-0.130.12+-0.132.84+-0.13
Mn I...-3.28+-0.18-0.33+-0.182.11+-0.18
Mn II...-2.75+-0.110.20+-0.112.64+-0.11
Fe I...-2.95+-0.18...4.55+-0.18
Fe II...-2.94+-0.10...4.56+-0.10
Co I...-2.63+-0.130.32+-0.132.29+-0.13
Ni I...-2.90+-0.230.05+-0.233.35+-0.23
Zn I...-2.72+-0.040.23+-0.041.88+-0.04
Y II...-3.04+-0.21-0.09+-0.21-0.80+-0.21
Zr II...-2.58+-0.110.37+-0.110.02+-0.11
Ba II...-4.05+-0.05-1.10+-0.05-1.92+-0.05
Pr II...<-1.97<0.98<-1.26
Nd II...-3.43+-0.20-0.48+-0.20-1.93+-0.20
Eu II...-3.47+-0.20-0.52+-0.20-2.96+-0.20
Tb II...<-1.62<1.33<-1.72
Ho II...<-2.43<0.52<-2.17
Er II...-3.86+-0.10-0.91+-0.10-2.93+-0.10
Tm II...<-2.14<0.81<-2.14
Yb II...-3.97+-0.20-1.02+-0.20-2.89+-0.20
Os I...<-2.07<0.88<-0.62
    : Data presented in the paper
    : Data converted with the solar abundance from Grevesse et al. (1996)

A0070

Title Abundances of Cu and Zn in metal-poor stars: Clues for Galaxy evolution
ADS T.V.Mishenina et al.,AAP, 396, 189, 2002
Authors T. V. Mishenina, V. V. Kovtyukh, C. Soubiran, C. Travaglio, M. Busso

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Observation Date JD Facility Resolution S/N Exposure Time Vrad
N/A N/A ELODIE 42000 >100 N/A N/A
Galactic Longitude (l) N/A
Galactic Latitude (b) N/A
Declination N/A
Right Ascension N/A

Atmospheric data

Chemical Abundances

Element Nline [X/H] [X/Fe] log-e
Fe...-2.66...4.84
Cu I...-3.30+-0.25-0.64+-0.250.91+-0.25
Zn I...-2.50+-0.190.16+-0.192.10+-0.19
    : Data presented in the paper
    : Data converted with the solar abundance from Grevesse et al. (1996)

A0071

Title Analysis of neutron capture elements in metal-poor stars
ADS T.V.Mishenina et al.,AAP, 370, 951, 2001
Authors T. V. Mishenina, V. V. Kovtyukh

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Observation Date JD Facility Resolution S/N Exposure Time Vrad
N/A N/A ELODIE 42000 >100 N/A N/A

Photometric data

V 8.59
B-V 0.93

Atmospheric data

Teff 4600
log g 1.0
vturb 1.5

Chemical Abundances

Element Nline [X/H] [X/Fe] log-e
Mg I...-2.360.305.22
Fe...-2.66...4.84
Ba II...-3.53-0.87-1.40
Ce II...-2.570.09-0.99
Nd II...-2.430.23-0.93
    : Data presented in the paper
    : Data converted with the solar abundance from Grevesse et al. (1996)

A0085

Title Spectroscopic Studies of Extremely Metal-Poor Stars with the Subaru High Dispersion Spectrograph. I. Observational Data
ADS S.Honda et al.,ApJS, 152, 113, 2004
Authors S. Honda, W. Aoki, H. Ando, H. Izumiura, T. Kajino, E. Kambe, S. Kawanomoto, K. Noguchi, K. Okita, K. Sadakane, B. Sato, M. Takada-Hidai, Y. Takeda, E. Watanabe, T. C. Beers, J. E. Norris, S. G. Ryan

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Observation Date JD Facility Resolution S/N Exposure Time Vrad
2000-11-11 N/A SUBARUHDS 90000 62 2110 -37.28+-0.43
Galactic Longitude (l) N/A
Galactic Latitude (b) N/A
Declination 533339
Right Ascension 101429.0

Photometric data

V 8.59
B-V 0.93

A0126

Title ABUNDANCES AND KINEMATICS OF FIELD HALO AND DISK STARS. I. OBSERVATIONAL DATA AND ABUNDANCE ANALYSIS
ADS J.P.Fulbright et al.,AJ, 120, 1841, 2000
Authors J. P. Fulbright

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Observation Date JD Facility Resolution S/N Exposure Time Vrad
19990126-31 N/A SANDIFORD N/A 100 1800

Photometric data

V 8.59

Atmospheric data

Teff 4450
log g 0.6
vturb 2.55

Chemical Abundances

Element Nline [X/H] [X/Fe] log-e
Na I...-2.980.033.35
Mg I...-2.520.495.06
Ca I...-2.590.423.77
Ti...-2.760.252.26
Cr I...-3.25-0.242.42
Fe...-3.01...4.49
Ba II...-4.02-1.01-1.89
    : Data presented in the paper
    : Data converted with the solar abundance from Grevesse et al. (1996)

A0127

Title Neutron-Capture Elements in the Very Metal-poor Star HD 88609: Another Star with Excesses of Light Neutron-Capture Elements
ADS S.Honda et al.,ApJ, 666, 1189, 2007
Authors S. Honda, W. Aoki, Y. Ishimaru, S. Wanajo

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Observation Date JD Facility Resolution S/N Exposure Time Vrad
2004-04-20 N/A SUBARUHDS 90000 120,240 3600
2005-10-19 N/A SUBARUHDS 90000 150,330 9000 -37.69+-0.3
Galactic Longitude (l) N/A
Galactic Latitude (b) N/A
Declination N/A
Right Ascension N/A

Atmospheric data

Teff 4550+-100
log g 1.1+-0.3
vturb 2.4+-0.5

Chemical Abundances

Element Nline [X/H] [X/Fe] log-e
Fe...-3.07+-0.20...4.43+-0.20
Cu...-3.55+-0.20-0.48+-0.200.66+-0.20
Zn...-2.68+-0.03+0.39+-0.031.92+-0.03
Sr...-3.12+-0.12-0.05+-0.12-0.20+-0.12
Y...-3.19+-0.10-0.12+-0.10-0.98+-0.10
Zr...-2.83+-0.16+0.24+-0.16-0.24+-0.16
Nb...-3.14+-0.12-0.07+-0.12-1.72+-0.12
Mo...-2.92+-0.12+0.15+-0.12-1.00+-0.12
Ru...-2.75+-0.12+0.32+-0.12-0.91+-0.12
Rh...<-2.37<+0.70<-1.25
Pd...-3.04+-0.12+0.03+-0.12-1.35+-0.12
Ag...-2.97+-0.12+0.10+-0.12-2.03+-0.12
Ba...-3.88+-0.10-0.81+-0.10-1.71+-0.10
La...-3.88+-0.15-0.81+-0.15-2.75+-0.15
Ce...-3.60+-0.18-0.53+-0.18-2.02+-0.18
Pr...-2.93+-0.12+0.14+-0.12-2.20+-0.12
Nd...-3.56+-0.12-0.49+-0.12-2.11+-0.12
Sm...-3.42+-0.12-0.35+-0.12-2.41+-0.12
Eu...-3.40+-0.12-0.33+-0.12-2.89+-0.12
Gd...-3.95+-0.12-0.88+-0.12-2.83+-0.12
Dy...-3.99+-0.20-0.92+-0.20-2.85+-0.20
Ho...<-2.71<+0.36<-2.20
Er...-3.72+-0.20-0.65+-0.20-2.79+-0.20
Tm...<-2.80<+0.27<-2.80
Yb...-4.02+-0.12-0.95+-0.12-2.94+-0.12
Ir...<-2.68<+0.39<-1.30
Th...<-2.71<+0.36<-2.65
    : Data presented in the paper
    : Data converted with the solar abundance from Grevesse et al. (1996)