Photometric Calibration of the Fe] Element: II. Calibration with SDSS Photometry
arXiv:1708.08839 · doi:10.1007/s10509-017-3155-3
Abstract
We present the calibration of the [Fe] element in terms of ultra-violet excess for 465 dwarf stars with spectral type F0-K2. We used a single calibration, fitted to a third degree polynomial with a square of the correlation coefficient 0.74 and standard deviation 0.05 mag, for all stars due to their small colour range, mag, and high frequency in the blueward of the spectrum which minimize the guillotine effect. Our calibration provides [Fe] elements in the range dex. We applied the procedure to a high-latitude field, with size 78 deg and we could estimate the [Fe] elements of 23,414 dwarf stars which occupy a Galactic region up to a vertical distance of kpc. We could detect a small positive gradient, dex kpc, for the range kpc, while the distribution of the [Fe] element is flat for further distances.
arXiv comment9 pages amd 8 figures, accepted for publication in Astrophysics and Space Science
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