Lambda Boo stars consolidated catalogue Virtual Observatory Resource

Authors
  1. Paunzen E.
  2. Weiss W.W.
  3. Heiter U.
  4. North P.
  5. Published by
    CDS
Abstract

This paper describes the first steps towards the homogenization of the lambda Bootis group, leading to a concise definition of lambda Bootis stars: Population I, hydrogen burning, metal poor (except of C, N, O and S) A to F-type stars. The definition does not depend on phenomenological features, like flux depressions, colour excesses, vsini values, etc. Based on this new homogeneous catalogue with 45 lambda Bootis stars, we discuss classification criteria which can be used for a spectroscopic and photometric all-sky survey for lambda Bootis stars in the field and in clusters of different ages.

Keywords
  1. peculiar-variable-stars
  2. apparent-magnitude
Bibliographic source Bibcode
1997A&AS..123...93P
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History

2000-12-19T21:14:30Z
Resource record created
2000-12-19T20:14:37Z
Updated
2000-12-19T21:14:30Z
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