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February 10, 1999The Astrophysical Journal1,188 citationsOpen Access

The NextGen Model Atmosphere Grid for aastex amsbsy amsfonts amssymb bm mathrsfs pifont stmaryrd textcomp portland, xspace amsmath, amsxtra 2, OT1fontenc wncyr 2 empty 10976 document 3000 T₄₅₅\, 10, 000\, document K

PHP. H. HauschildtFAF. AllardEBE. Baron

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We present our NextGen Model Atmosphere grid for low-mass stars for effective temperatures larger than 3000 K. These LTE models are calculated with the same basic model assumptions and input physics as the VLMS part of the NextGen grid so that the complete grid can be used, e.g., for consistent stellar evolution calculations and for internally consistent analysis of cool star spectra. This grid is also the starting point for a large grid of detailed NLTE model atmospheres for dwarfs and giants. The models were calculated from 3000 to 10,000 K (in steps of 200 K) for 3.5 ≤ log g ≤ 5.5 (in steps of 0.5) and metallicities of -4.0 ≤ M/H ≤ 0.0.

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