Galactic Bulges pp 313-314 | Cite as
TiO Bands in Composite Systems
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Abstract
TiO bands at ⋋ 620 nm are synthesized. The behaviour of these bands as a function df stellar parameters is studied. Application to composite spectra of one galactic bulge globular cluster and to bulges of elliptical. galaxies is also carried out. TiO bands may be useful metallicity indicators.
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