Table 6.
Stars showing near-IR excesses.
| Name | Non-photospheric | H/K excess |
|---|---|---|
| absorption | ||
| HD 2262 | Yes ( * ) (1) | (2) |
| HD 28355 | No | (2) |
| HD 40136 | No | (1) |
| HD 56537 | Yes (2) | (1) |
| HD 102647 | No | (1) |
| HD 108767 | Yes (2, 3) | (2) |
| HD 172555 | Yes (3, 4) | (2) |
| HD 177724 | Yes (3) | (1,3) |
| HD 187642 | No | (1,3) |
| HD 203280 | No | (1) |
| HD 210418 | Yes (3) | (3) |
Notes. ( * )Not clear if exocomet-like or stellar mass loss events.
References. References for non-photospheric absorptions: (1): Welsh & Montgomery (2018); (2): Welsh & Montgomery (2015); (3) this work; (4) Kiefer et al. (2014b).
References for H/K excess: (1): Absil et al. (2013), (2): Ertel et al. (2014), (3) Nuñez et al. (2017).
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