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Abundances of Recently Discovered Planetary Nebulae Towards the Galactic Bulge
A. V. Escudero, R. D. D. Costa
Published 2001-10-16Version 1
In this work we report spectrophotometric observations of a planetary nebula sample towards the galactic bulge. A total of 45 PNe was observed and their physical parameters (electron density and temperature) were derived. Ionic abundances were calculated using a three-level atom model and abundances were derived through ionisation correction factors. Results show low abundance objects at high galactic latitudes, indicating a possible vertical gradient inside the bulge. A few objects with low N/O ratio were found, which could originated from old, low mass progenitors.
Comments: 11 pages, 8 figures. Accepted by A&A
Categories: astro-ph
Keywords: galactic bulge, low mass progenitors, report spectrophotometric observations, high galactic latitudes, ionisation correction factors
Tags: journal article
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