All Tables
- Table 1:
Oxygen and nitrogen abundances used in line formation calculations for each model in this study. 3D, HM and MARCS values are from Asplund et al. (2004), 1DAV oxygen calculated using the same lines as Asplund et al. (2004) and 1DAV nitrogen abundance simply set to the 3D value.
- Table 2:
Abundances and isotopic ratios implied by the weak (
), LE (
)
and
12C16O line lists as indicator of 12C abundance. Note the large differences between 1D and 3D isotopic ratios. Note also that the HM and MARCS 1D models indicate higher abundances than the 1DAV, which in turn produces a higher abundance than the 3D model.
- Table 3:
Summary of carbon abundances and isotopic ratios produced with the 3D model by the three different 12C16O line lists, as well as the adopted values. Note the poor agreement of the LE results with the other two, reflecting the trend seen in Fig. 4. Adopted values were calculated via 2:0:1 weightings of the weak:LE:
lists.
- Table C.1:
Strong 12C16O line list used for the Sect. 5 study, consisting of 31 lines.
data calculated from Goorvitch & Chackerian (1994).
- Table C.2:
Weak 12C16O line list used for the Sect. 6 study, consisting of 13 lines.
data calculated from Goorvitch & Chackerian (1994).
- Table C.3:
13C16O line list used for the Sect. 6 study, consisting of 16 lines.
data calculated from Goorvitch & Chackerian (1994).
- Table C.4:
12C18O line list used for the Sect. 6 study, consisting of 15 lines.
data calculated from Goorvitch & Chackerian (1994).
- Table C.5:
Low excitation (LE) 12C16O line list used for the Sect. 6 study, consisting of 15 lines.
data calculated from Goorvitch & Chackerian (1994).
- Table C.6:
First overtone (
)
12C16O line list used for the Sect. 6 study, consisting of 66 lines.
data calculated from Goorvitch & Chackerian (1994).