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A new analysis of the B-type stars in Ori OB1 (Simón-Díaz 2010) Oxygen abundance analysis: method and uncertainties Method: similar to Si, but only with O II lines 1) Uncertainty due to EW measurement 2) Uncertainty due to microturbulence determination 3) Uncertainty due to line dispersion 4) Uncertainty due to stellar parameter determination HD36512 logg = 4.2 T eff = 33, 34, 35 kK HD35299 logg = 4.2 T eff = 23, 24, 25 kK
A new analysis of the B-type stars in Ori OB1 (Simón-Díaz 2010) Results from the analysis: (II) O abundances Total uncertainty ∼ ± 0.08 – 0.12 dex
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A new analysis of the B-type stars in Ori OB1 (Simón-Díaz 2010)<br />
Oxygen abundance analysis: method and uncertainties<br />
Method: similar to Si, but only with O II lines<br />
1) Uncertainty due to EW measurement<br />
2) Uncertainty due to microturbulence determination<br />
3) Uncertainty due to line dispersion<br />
4) Uncertainty due to stellar parameter determination<br />
HD36512 logg = 4.2 T eff = 33, 34, 35 kK HD35299 logg = 4.2 T eff = 23, 24, 25 kK