J/A+A/683/A72       Gaia RVS benchmark stars. II.                (Caffau+, 2024)

The Gaia RVS benchmark stars. II. A sample of stars selected for their Gaia high radial velocity. Caffau E., Katz D., Gomez A., Bonifacio P., Lallement R., Sartoretti P., Sbordone L., Spite M., Mucciarelli A., Ibata R., Chemin L., Thevenin F., Panuzzo P., Leclerc N., Francois P., Ludwig H.-G., Monaco L., Haywood M., Soubiran C. <Astron. Astrophys. 683, A72 (2024)> =2024A&A...683A..72C 2024A&A...683A..72C (SIMBAD/NED BibCode)
ADC_Keywords: Milky Way ; Stars, late-type ; Abundances Keywords: stars: abundances - Galaxy: abundances - Galaxy: evolution - Galaxy: formation Abstract: The Gaia satellite has already provided the astronomical community with three data releases, and the Radial Velocity Spectrometer (RVS) on board Gaia has provided the radial velocity for 33 million stars. When deriving the radial velocity from the RVS spectra, several stars are measured to have large values. To verify the credibility of these measurements, we selected some bright stars with the modulus of radial velocity in excess of 500km/s to be observed with SOPHIE at OHP and UVES at VLT. This paper is devoted to investigating the chemical composition of the stars observed with UVES. We derived atmospheric parameters using Gaia photometry and parallaxes, and we performed a chemical analysis using the MyGIsFOS code. We find that the sample consists of metal-poor stars, although none have extremely low metallicities. The abundance patterns match what has been found in other samples of metal-poor stars selected irrespective of their radial velocities. We highlight the presence of three stars with low Cu and Zn abundances that are likely descendants of pair-instability supernovae. Two stars are apparently younger than 1 Ga, and their masses exceed twice the turn-off mass of metal-poor populations. This makes it unlikely that they are blue stragglers because it would imply they formed from triple or multiple systems. We suggest instead that they are young metal-poor stars accreted from a dwarf galaxy. Finally, we find that the star RVS721 is associated with the Gjoll stream, which itself is associated with the Globular Cluster NGC 3201. Description: A sample of 45 stars was observed in the ESO programme 0109.22XP.001 with UVES at VLT in the setting DIC2 437+760 (wavelength ranges 373-499 and 565-946nm), with slit 0.4" (resolving power 90000) in the blue arm and 0.3" (resolving power 110000) in the red arm. A single exposure of about half an hour was taken for each star. A sub-sample of 19 stars were re-observed in ESO programme 110.23V0.001. Of the observations in P109, 42 were graded 'A' and three 'B'. In P110, of the 21 spectra investigated, 17 were graded 'A' and four 'B'. For the star RVS735, observed in P109, there is no blue spectrum. We present the abundances of the stellar sample. File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file rvs.dat 779 43 Abundances of the stellar sample lines.dat 50 34498 List of lines used -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See also: J/A+A/651/A20 : Gaia RVS benchmark stars. I. (Caffau+, 2021) Byte-by-byte Description of file: rvs.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 6 A6 --- Name Name of the star as in the paper (RVSNNN) 8- 26 I19 --- GaiaDR3 GaiaDR3 source_id 28- 36 A9 --- Star Internal star name 38- 43 F6.1 K Teff Effective temperature 45- 48 F4.2 [cm/s2] logg Surface gravity 50- 53 F4.2 km/s micro Microturbulence 55- 60 F6.3 --- [Fe/H] Metallicity 62- 67 F6.3 --- C1fit ? [C/H]=A(C)-A(C)sun derived from fit of the Gband, with A(C)sun=8.50 69- 73 F5.3 --- s_C1fit Uncertainty in the C abundance 75- 80 F6.3 --- C1fitFe ? [CI/Fe] abundance 82 I1 --- NC1fit [0/1] Number of C lines 84- 89 F6.3 --- O1fit ? [O/H]=A(O)-A(O)sun derived from fit of the Gband, with A(O)sun=8.76 91- 95 F5.3 --- s_O1fit Line-to-line scatter of O 97-101 F5.3 --- O1fitFe ? [OI/Fe] abundance 103 I1 --- NO1fit [0/2] Number of OI lines 105-110 F6.3 --- Na1nlte ? [Na/H]=A(Na)-A(Na)sun with A(Na)sun=6.30 112-116 F5.3 --- s_Na1nlte Line-to-line scatter of Na 118-123 F6.3 --- Na1nlteFe ? [NaI/Fe] abundance 125 I1 --- NNa1nlte [0/2] Number of NaI lines 127-131 F5.2 --- corNLTENa1 NLTE correction for NaI 133-138 F6.3 --- Mg1 ? [Mg/H]=A(Mg)-A(Mg)sun with A(Mg)sun=7.54 140-144 F5.3 --- s_Mg1 Line-to-line scatter of MgI 146-150 F5.3 --- Mg1Fe ? [MgI/Fe] abundance 152-153 I2 --- NMg1 [0/12] Number of MgI lines 155-160 F6.3 --- Al1 ? [Al/H]=A(Al)-A(Al)sun with A(Al)sun=6.47 162-166 F5.3 --- s_Al1 Line-to-line scatter of AlI 168-173 F6.3 --- Al1Fe ? [AlI/Fe] abundance 175 I1 --- NAl1 [0/6] Number of AlI lines 177-182 F6.3 --- Si1 ? [Si/H]=A(Si)-A(Si)sun with A(Si)sun=7.52 184-188 F5.3 --- s_Si1 Line-to-line scatter of SiI 190-195 F6.3 --- Si1Fe ? [SiI/Fe] abundance 197-198 I2 --- NSi1 [0/27] Number of SiI lines 200-205 F6.3 --- S1nlte ? [S/H]=A(S)-A(S)sun with A(S)sun=7.16 207-211 F5.3 --- s_S1nlte Line-to-line scatter of SI 213-218 F6.3 --- S1nlteFe ? [SI/Fe] abundance 220 I1 --- NS1nlte [0/2] Number of SI lines 222-226 F5.2 --- corNLTES1 NLTE correction for SI 228-233 F6.3 --- K1fit ? [K/H]=A(K)-A(K)sun with A(K)sun=5.11 235-239 F5.3 --- s_K1fit [0/0] Line-to-line scatter of KI 241-245 F5.3 --- K1fitFe ? [KI/Fe] abundance 247 I1 --- NK1fit [0/1] Number of KI lines 249-254 F6.3 --- Ca1nlte ? [Ca/H]=A(Ca)-A(Ca)sun with A(Ca)sun=6.33 256-260 F5.3 --- s_Ca1nlte Line-to-line scatter of CaI 262-266 F5.3 --- Ca1nlteFe ? [CaI/Fe] abundance 268-269 I2 --- NCa1nlte [4/24] Number of CaI lines 271-274 F4.2 --- corNLTECa1 [0.04/0.3] NLTE correction for CaI 276-281 F6.3 --- Sc1 ? [ScI/H]=A(ScI)-A(Sc)sun with A(Sc)sun=3.10 283-287 F5.3 --- s_Sc1 Line-to-line scatter of ScI 289-294 F6.3 --- Sc1Fe ? [ScI/Fe] abundance 296 I1 --- NSc1 [0/2] Number of ScI lines 298-303 F6.3 --- Sc2 ? [ScII/H]=A(ScII)-A(Sc)sun with A(Sc)sun=3.10 305-309 F5.3 --- s_Sc2 Line-to-line scatter of ScII 311-316 F6.3 --- Sc2Fe ? [ScII/Fe] abundance 318 I1 --- NSc2 [0/4] Number of ScII lines 320-325 F6.3 --- Ti1 ? [TiI/H]=A(TiI)-A(Ti)sun with A(Ti)sun=4.90 327-331 F5.3 --- s_Ti1 Line-to-line scatter of TiI 333-337 F5.3 --- Ti1Fe ? [TiI/Fe] abundance 339-340 I2 --- NTi1 [0/48] Number of TiI lines 342-347 F6.3 --- Ti2 ? [TiII/H]=A(TiII)-A(Ti)sun with A(Ti)sun=4.90 349-353 F5.3 --- s_Ti2 Line-to-line scatter of TiII 355-359 F5.3 --- Ti2Fe ? [TiII/Fe] abundance 361-362 I2 --- NTi2 [1/33] Number of TiII lines 364-369 F6.3 --- V1 ? [VI/H]=A(VI)-A(V)sun with A(V)sun=4.00 371-375 F5.3 --- s_V1 Line-to-line scatter of VI 377-382 F6.3 --- V1Fe ? [VI/Fe] abundance 384-385 I2 --- NV1 [0/19] Number of VI lines 387-392 F6.3 --- V2 ? [VII/H]=A(VII)-A(Vc)sun with A(V)sun=4.00 394-398 F5.3 --- s_V2 Line-to-line scatter of VII 400-405 F6.3 --- V2Fe ? [V/Fe] abundance 407 I1 --- NV2 [0/5] Number of VII lines 409-414 F6.3 --- Cr1 ? [CrI/H]=A(CrI)-A(Cr)sun with A(Cr)sun=5.64 416-420 F5.3 --- s_Cr1 Line-to-line scatter of CrI 422-427 F6.3 --- Cr1Fe ? [CrI/Fe] abundance 429-430 I2 --- NCr1 [1/18] Number of CrI lines 432-437 F6.3 --- Cr2 ? [CrII/H]=A(CrII)-A(Cr)sun with A(Cr)sun=5.64 439-443 F5.3 --- s_Cr2 Line-to-line scatter of CrII 445-450 F6.3 --- Cr2Fe ? [CrII/Fe] abundance 452 I1 --- NCr2 [0/4] Number of CrII lines 454-459 F6.3 --- Mn1nlte3d ? [MnI/H]=A(MnI)-A(Mn)sun with A(Mn)sun=5.37 461-465 F5.3 --- s_Mn1nlte3d Line-to-line scatter of MnI 467-472 F6.3 --- Mn1nlte3dFe ? [Mn/Fe] abundance 474-475 I2 --- NMn1nlte3d [0/14] Number of MnI lines 477-481 A5 --- corNLTEMn13d NLTE correction for MnI 483-488 F6.3 --- Mn2 ? [MnII/H]=A(MnII)-A(Mn)sun with A(Mn)sun=5.37 490-494 F5.3 --- s_Mn2 Line-to-line scatter of MnII 496-501 F6.3 --- Mn2Fe ? [MnII/Fe] abundance 503 I1 --- NMn2 [0/1] Number of MnII lines 505-510 F6.3 --- Fe1 ? [FeI/H]=A(FeI)-A(Fe)sun with A(Fe)sun=8.52 512-516 F5.3 --- s_Fe1 Line-to-line scatter of FeI 518-522 F5.3 --- Fe1Fe [0/0] [FeI/Fe] abundance 524-526 I3 --- NFe1 [9/263] Number of FeI lines 528-533 F6.3 --- Fe2 ? FeII/H]=A(FeII)-A(Fe)sun with A(Fe)sun=8.52 535-539 F5.3 --- s_Fe2 Line-to-line scatter of FeII 541-546 F6.3 --- Fe2Fe ? [FeII/Fe] abundance 548-549 I2 --- NFe2 [0/24] Number of FeII lines 551-556 F6.3 --- Co1 ? [CoI/H]=A(CoI)-A(Co)sun with A(Fe)sun=4.92 558-562 F5.3 --- s_Co1 Line-to-line scatter of CoI 564-569 F6.3 --- Co1Fe ? [CoI/Fe] abundance 571-572 I2 --- NCo1 [0/15] Number of CoI lines 574-579 F6.3 --- Ni1 ? [NiI/H]=A(NiI)-A(Ni)sun with A(Ni)sun=6.23 581-585 F5.3 --- s_Ni1 Line-to-line scatter of NiI 587-592 F6.3 --- Ni1Fe ? [NiI/Fe] abundance 594-595 I2 --- NNi1 [0/45] Number of NiI lines 597-602 F6.3 --- Cu1 ? [CuI/H]=A(CuI)-A(Cu)sun with A(Cu)sun=4.21 604-608 F5.3 --- s_Cu1 Line-to-line scatter of CuI 610-615 F6.3 --- Cu1Fe ? [CuI/Fe] abundance 617 I1 --- NCu1 [0/2] Number of CuI lines 619-624 F6.3 --- Zn1nlte ? [ZnI/H]=A(ZnI)-A(Zn)sun with A(Zn)sun=4.62 626-630 F5.3 --- s_Zn1nlte Line-to-line scatter of ZnI 632-637 F6.3 --- Zn1nlteFe ? [ZnI/Fe] abundance 639 I1 --- NZn1nlte [0/2] Number of ZnI lines 641-646 F6.3 --- corNLTEZn1 NLTE correction for ZnI 648-653 F6.3 --- Sr1 ? [SrI/H]=A(SrI)-A(Sr)sun with A(Sr)sun=2.92 655-659 F5.3 --- s_Sr1 Line-to-line scatter of SrI 661-665 F5.3 --- Sr1Fe ? [SrI/Fe] abundance 667 I1 --- NSr1 [0/1] Number of SrI lines 669-674 F6.3 --- Y2 ? [YII/H]=A(YII)-A(Y)sun with A(Y)sun=2.21 676-680 F5.3 --- s_Y2 Line-to-line scatter of YII 682-687 F6.3 --- Y2Fe ? [YII/Fe] abundance 689-690 I2 --- NY2 [0/10] Number of YII lines 692-697 F6.3 --- Zr1 ? [ZrI/H]=A(ZrI)-A(Zr)sun with A(Zr)sun=2.62 699-703 F5.3 --- s_Zr1 Line-to-line scatter of ZrII 705-710 F6.3 --- Zr1Fe ? [ZrI/Fe] abundance 712-713 I2 --- NZr1 [0/10] Number of ZrI lines 715-720 F6.3 --- Zr2 ? [ZrII/H]=A(ZrII)-A(Zr)sun with A(Zr)sun=2.62 722-726 F5.3 --- s_Zr2 Line-to-line scatter of ZrII 728-733 F6.3 --- Zr2Fe ? [ZrII//Fe] abundance 735-736 I2 --- NZr2 [0/10] Number of ZrII lines 738-743 F6.3 --- Ba2fit ? [BaII/H]=A(BaII)-A(Ba)sun with A(Ba)sun=2.17 745-749 F5.3 --- s_Ba2fit Line-to-line scatter of BaII 751-756 F6.3 --- Ba2fitFe ? [BaII/Fe] abundance 758 I1 --- NBa2fit [0/2] Number of BaII lines 760-765 F6.3 --- Eu2fit ? [EuII/H]=A(EuII)-A(Eu)sun with A(Eu)sun=0.52 767-771 F5.3 --- s_Eu2fit Line-to-line scatter of EuII 773-777 F5.3 --- Eu2fitFe ? [EuII/Fe] abundance 779 I1 --- NEu2fit [0/3] Number of EuII lines -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: lines.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 10 A10 --- El Element 12- 22 A11 --- Star Star name (STAR_RVSNNN) 24- 31 F8.4 nm lambda Wavelength 33- 39 F7.3 [-] loggf Oscillator strength 41- 50 F10.3 eV Elow Lower energy -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: Elisabetta Caffau, Elisabetta.Caffau(at)obspm.fr
(End) Patricia Vannier [CDS] 31-Jan-2024
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