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The evidence of circumstellar shells for K type stars

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Photometric data between 0.4 and 20 μ are discussed for K stars. Evidence of IR excess in the 11 μ region has been found for five stars in a sample of fourteen. The hypothesis of the presence of circumstellar matter in K stars seems to be confirmed.

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Sono stati analizzati dati fotometrici per stelle K tra 0.4 e 20 μ. Si è riscontrata la presenza di un eccesso infrarosso nella regione intorno a 11 μ per 5 stelle su 14. Sembra così trovare conferma la ipotesi della presenza di materia circumstellare anche in stelle K.

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Gaudenzi, S., Rossi, C. The evidence of circumstellar shells for K type stars. Astrophys Space Sci 70, 401–406 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00639564

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