Li Abundances in Halo Stars: Testing Stellar Evolution Models and the Primordial Li Abundance
arXiv:astro-ph/9403043 · doi:10.1086/174662
Abstract
A large number of stellar evolution models with [Fe/H] = -2.3 and -3.3 have been calculated in order to determine the primordial Li abundance and to test current stellar evolution models by a comparison to the extensive database of Li abundances in extremely metal poor halo stars observed by Thorburn (1994). Standard models do a good job of fitting the observed Li abundances in stars hotter than 5600 K. They predict a primordial Li abundance of Log N(Li) = 2.24\pm 0.03^7^7^7^73.08\pm 0.1$.
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