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Figure 1: The profiles of the five selected iron lines after rescaling. Their mean (solid line) and the median profiles are practically identical. |
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Figure 2: Asymmetry expected on the main component of the 7Li doublet from the mean profile of the 5 iron lines of Fig. 1. The asymmetric profile is represented by red circles. The symmetric profile of the blue wing is represented by green circles. The excess absorption in the true profile compared to the symmetric red wing is shown with the continuum shifted to 1.04 for clarity. The effect of a 6Li blend corresponding to a 6Li/7Li of 4% is also shown, with the continuum at 1.02, as reference. The two features are strikingly similar, both in size and position. The full red dots mark the line bisector. |
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Figure 3:
Upper panel:
the observed Li doublet (black dots with error bars), together with the best
fitting synthetic profile (red solid line)
computed using the empirical profile
derived from the Fe I lines. The green dashed lines
show the 7Li components and the blue dashed lines the 6Li
components. Fitting parameters are the contributions
of 7Li and 6Li and thermal broadening, but no global wavelength shift
was allowed. See text for details.
Lower panel:
like upper panel, but also allowing
for a global wavelength shift, the best fit corresponds
to a shift of 372
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Figure 4:
Profile of a single component of 7Li computed with Linfor3D in
LTE. It is based on the average over 11 snapshots from a
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Figure 5: Like Fig. 4 but for the case of 3D-NLTE. The convective shift is 3 times larger and the area asymmetry slightly less. |
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Figure 6: The contribution functions of the (disk-centre) equivalent width of the Li I 6707.8 Å line (solid lines, left ordinate) and of the (disk-centre) continuum intensity (dotted line, right ordinate) in 3D-LTE and 3D-NLTE. Note the double peak in the equivalent width contribution function in 3D-LTE for the Li line. The peak at the surface is due to an increased LTE population of the levels at the low surface temperatures reached in the 3D model. In 3D-NLTE, the departures from LTE completely annihilate this peak and strengthen the inner peak. |
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Figure 7: Comparison between empirical and 3D-NLTE profile. |
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Figure 8: Fit with 3D-NLTE profile providing 6Li/7Li = 0.6%. |
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