2005ApJ...627..418P


Query : 2005ApJ...627..418P

2005ApJ...627..418P - Astrophys. J., 627, 418-423 (2005/July-1)

The discovery of oxygen-rich chromospheres in two massive DQ white dwarfs.

PROVENCAL J.L., SHIPMAN H.L. and MacDONALD J.

Abstract (from CDS):

We present HST observations of the massive DQ white dwarfs G227-5 and G35-26 in which we find the first clear evidence of chromospheric activity in cool field white dwarfs. The chromospheric spectra, obtained over a very narrow wavelength range, show lines of the usually expected species O I, N I, C II, and possibly Si III and Mg II. The O I/C II line strengths are considerably higher than usually found in main-sequence chromospheres. However, the hypothesis that these high line strengths represent a genuine oxygen overabundance in these stars is less likely than the interpretation that the oxygen abundance is enhanced by one or more of the well-known effects that can alter chromospheric abundances.

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Journal keyword(s): Stars: Chromospheres - Stars: Individual: Alphanumeric: G227-5 - Stars: Individual: Alphanumeric: G35-26 - Ultraviolet: Stars - Stars: White Dwarfs

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Number of rows : 7
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2026
#notes
1 G 35-26 WD* 02 05 49.6964557927 +20 57 07.963899624   17.1   17.4   DAQ3 61 0
2 GD 40 WD* 03 02 53.1037481136 -01 08 33.798683976   15.479 15.384     DBZ4 187 0
3 * iot Aur V* 04 56 59.6200224533 +33 09 57.937579478 6.00 4.22 2.69 1.63 0.81 K3II-III 288 0
4 GD 356 WD* 16 40 57.1485192288 +53 41 09.317032080   15.39   15.1   DAEH6.5 133 0
5 * alf TrA * 16 48 39.89508 -69 01 39.7626   3.33 1.88     K2III_Ba1 251 0
6 GD 524 WD* 17 28 56.2202490696 +55 58 22.634215356   16.19   15.89   DBQ4 64 0
7 * tet Her V* 17 56 15.1809747319 +37 15 01.932000161 6.70 5.23 3.88 2.98 2.38 K1IIaCN2 226 0

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