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view Abstract Citations (65) References (47) Co-Reads Similar Papers Volume Content Graphics Metrics Export Citation NASA/ADS Population Studies. VII. On the Use of UBV Data for Kinematically Selected Samples to Determine the Dependence of Kinematics on Abundance Norris, John E. ; Ryan, Sean G. Abstract An analysis of errors that may affect the Sandage and Fouts (SF, 1987) analysis of UBV data for a kinematically selected sample of stars was carried out. In particular, the effect of propagation of errors associated with such factors as observational parameters, abundance calibration, distance determination, the neglect of reddening, and the assumption that only dwarfs are included on the SF analysis was evaluated. It is demonstrated that the large abundance errors in the Sandage and Fouts analysis of the UBV data of their sample, together with their coarse abundance binning of the data, preclude the possibility of their testing for a decoupling of the halo from the disk. Publication: The Astrophysical Journal Pub Date: May 1989 DOI: 10.1086/167434 Bibcode: 1989ApJ...340..739N Keywords: Abundance; Milky Way Galaxy; Star Distribution; Ubv Spectra; Astronomical Spectroscopy; Error Analysis; Galactic Rotation; Galactic Structure; Interstellar Extinction; Monte Carlo Method; Astrophysics; GALAXIES: INTERNAL MOTIONS; GALAXIES: STELLAR CONTENT; GALAXIES: STRUCTURE; GALAXIES: THE GALAXY; STARS: ABUNDANCES full text sources ADS | Related Materials (11) Part 1: 1985ApJS...58..463N Part 2: 1986ApJS...61..667N Part 3: 1986ApJ...307..123N Part 4: 1987AJ.....93..616N Part 5: 1987ApJ...314L..39N Part 6: 1989ApJ...336L..17N Part 7: 1989ApJ...337..272N Part 9: 1991ApJ...380..104N Part 10: 1991ApJ...380..403N Part 11: 1994ApJ...431..645N Part 12: 2014ApJ...794...58B

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