CEMP stars: the most pristine objects?

  • Data: 07 maggio 2015 dalle 14:00 alle 15:00

  • Luogo: Seminars' room, floor -1, via Ranzani 1, Bologna

Partecipanti: Elisabetta Caffau (GEPI, Observatoire de Paris, F)

Abstract

The extremely metal-poor (EMP) stars hold in their atmospheres the fossil record of the chemical composition of the early phases of the Galactic evolution.

The chemical analysis of such objects provides important constraints on these early phases of the Universe. The chemical composition of EMP stars can give insight on the star-formation of low-mass stars from a metal-poor gas and on the masses of the Pop.III first-generation massive stars.

EMP stars are very rare objects; to dig them out large amounts of data have to be considered.A large fraction of EMP stars are C-enhanced and the smaller [Fe/H] value the highestis the fracion of CEMP stars in the sample of EMP stars.It will be here reported on the analysis on several CEMP stars and on ideas on their formation.

 

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