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A Compiled Catalogue of Spectroscopically Determined Elemental Abundances for Stars with Accurate Parallaxes. I.Magnesium

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We present a compiled catalogue of effective temperatures, surface gravities, iron and magnesium abundances, distances, velocity components, and orbital elements for stars in the solar neighborhood. The atmospheric parameters and iron abundances are averages of published values derived from model synthetic spectra for a total of about 2000 values in 80 publications. Our relative magnesium abundances were found from 1412 values in 31 publications for 876 dwarfs and subgiants using a three-step iteration averaging procedure, with weights assigned to each source of data as well as to each individual determination and taking into account systematic deviations of each scale relative to the reduced mean scale. The estimated assumed completeness for data sources containing more than five stars, up to late December 2003, exceeds 90%. For the vast majority of stars in the catalogue, the spatial velocity components were derived from modern high-precision astrometric observations, and their Galactic orbit elements were computed using a three-component model of the Galaxy, consisting of a disk, a bulge, and a massive extended halo.

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T. V. Borkova, V. A. Marsakov. 2005-03-30. A Compiled Catalogue of Spectroscopically Determined Elemental Abundances for Stars with Accurate Parallaxes. I.Magnesium. https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1923549

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