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Browsing by Subject "Stars: Low-Mass"

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  • Sengupta, S (The American Astronomical Society, 2003-03)
    Recent observation of linear optical polarization from brown dwarfs confirms the dust hypothesis in the atmospheres of brown dwarfs with effective temperature higher than 1400 K. The observed polarization could arise because ...
  • Sengupta, S; Krishan, V (European Southern Observatory, 2000-06)
    We investigate the formation of methane line at 2.3 μm in Brown Dwarf Gliese 229B. Two sets of model parameters with (a) T_eff=940 K and log (g) =5.0, (b) T_eff=1030 K and log (g)=5.5 are adopted both of which provide ...
  • Tata, R; Martin, E. L; Sengupta, S; Phan-Bao, N; Zapatero Osorio, M. R; Bouy, H (European Space Agency, 2009-12)
    Aims.Recent studies have detected linear polarization in L dwarfs in the optical I band. Theoretical models have been developed to explain this polarization. These models predict higher polarization at shorter wavelengths. ...
  • Bharat Kumar, Y; Reddy, B. E; Lambert, D. L (Institute of Physics Publishing, 2011-03-20)
    In this Letter, we report on a low-resolution spectroscopic survey for Li-rich K giants among 2000 low-mass (M ≤ 3 M sun) giants spanning the luminosity range from below to above the luminosity of the clump. Fifteen new ...
  • Sengupta, S; Kwok, S (The American Astronomical Society, 2005-06)
    The degree of polarization in L dwarfs of spectral types L0-L6 resulting from dust scattering in a rotation-induced oblate photosphere is calculated. Assuming that forsterite is the main condensate, we derive the atmospheric ...
  • Sengupta, S; Krishan, V (The American Astronomical Society, 2001-11)
    The theoretical analysis and observational evidence indicate that a brown dwarf with an effective temperature greater than 1300 K would have a dust cloud in its atmosphere. In this Letter, we show that dust scattering ...

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