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Figure 1: Spectra of UV copper and zinc lines in metal-poor dwarfs. |
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Figure 2: Expanded plots of the solar spectral regions ( dotted lines) fitted with the synthetic spectrum ( solid lines). |
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Figure 3:
Comparison of the
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Figure 4: Comparison of the log g obtained in this study with spectroscopic log g from Fulbright ( triangles) and Mishenina & Kovtyukh ( squares). |
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Figure 5: Synthetic spectral fits to the copper and zinc lines in the spectra of several metal-poor stars of our sample. |
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Figure 6:
[Cu/Fe] and [Zn/Fe] ratios vs. [Fe/H]. The upper limits
of Zn abundances are represented by the arrows, the Cu abundance in the giant BD -18
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Figure 7: [Zn/Fe] ratios vs. [Fe/H] from our measurements ( filled dots), from Cayrel et al. ( filled triangles), from Mishenina et al. ( asterisks) and Gratton et al. ( crossed squares). The [Zn/Fe] values of Gratton et al. are decreased by 0.09 dex for normalization to meteoritic rather than to solar abundances. |
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Figure 8: [Cu/Zn] ratios vs. [Zn/H]. The solid line represents the predictions of the Prantzos model. |
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