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Table 1.

Atmospheric parameters and abundances of the two program stars.

Object Teff log(g) vrad v sin (i) ζ ξ log(n(x))


(K) (cgs) (km s−1) He C N O Ne Mg Al Si S Ar Fe
PG 1610+062 14 800 4.054 157.4 (a) 15.5 0.0 2.40 −0.92 −3.34 −3.86 −3.09 −3.87 −4.51 −5.67 −4.24 −4.66 −5.32 −4.36
Stat. 7.7 (a)
Sys. ...(a)
HD 137366 14 930 3.803 −15.5 11.3 2.5 1.91 −0.97 −3.52 −4.15 −3.16 −3.99 −4.66 −5.83 −4.35 −4.87 −5.55 −4.51
Stat.
Sys.

Notes. The abundance n(x) is given as fractional particle number of species x with respect to all elements. Statistical uncertainties (“Stat.”) correspond to Δχ2 = 6.63 and are 99% confidence limits. Systematic uncertainties (“Sys.”) cover only the effects induced by additional variations of 2% in Teff and 0.1 in log(g) and are formally taken to be 99% confidence limits (see Irrgang et al. 2014 for details).

(a)

The radial velocity of PG 1610+062 is given here as the average over the four results from the ESI spectra. This value is consistent with radial velocities measured in low-resolution spectra taken at more than a dozen different epochs.

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