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  • Are dry mergers dry, moist or wet?
    We present a spectral analysis of a sample of red-sequence galaxies identified by van Dokkum as dry merger remnants and ongoing dry mergers. Kinematics, stellar population absorption features and ionization from emission lines are derived. We find that approximately half of the sample showing strong tidal features have younger stellar populations
    Sánchez-Blázquez, P. et al.

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    2009
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  • An AKARI-FIS Survey of Post-AGB Stars and (Proto) Planetary Nebulae: an Analysis of Extended Emission and the Spectral Energy Distribution
    We present first preliminary results from AKARI/FIS pointed observations of post-AGB stars and planetary nebulae (PNe). A first analysis of the radial (azimuthally averaged) profile of the observed sources shows no evidence for excess emission due to the presence of circumstellar dust. No (detached) circumstellar faint dust-shells are seen in the
    Cox, N. et al.

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    2009
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  • AKARI/IRC Observations of Heavily Obscured Oxygen-Rich AGB and Post-AGB Stars
    We present AKARI/IRC observations of a sample of six extremely red IRAS sources, of which three are variable OH/IR stars and the rest are early post-AGB stars. The OH/IR stars show a red continuum with the expected strong 10 μm silicate absorption feature, while the post-AGB stars show an even redder continuum accompanied with a comparably weak
    Bunzel, F. et al.

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    2009
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  • AKARI and Spitzer Observations of Heavily Obscured C-rich AGB/Post-AGB Stars
    We present AKARI/IRC and Spitzer/IRS observations of a selected sample of galactic IRAS sources considered to be heavily obscured AGB / post-AGB stars based on their characteristic IRAS colours. All of them are completely invisible in the optical range but extremely bright in the infrared. Based on AKARI and Spitzer spectroscopy and using DUSTY we
    García-Hernández, D. A. et al.

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    2009
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  • A substellar component orbiting the F-star 30 Arietis B
    Context: Most current radial velocity planet search programs have concentrated on stars of one solar mass. Our knowledge on the frequency of giant planets and brown dwarf companions to more massive stars is thus rather limited. In the case of solar-like stars, the frequency of short-period brown dwarf companions and very massive planets seems to be
    Guenther, E. W. et al.

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    2009
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  • A proto brown dwarf candidate in Taurus
    Aims. We search for brown dwarfs at the Class 0/I evolutionary stage, or proto brown dwarfs. Methods: We present a multi wavelength study, ranging from optical at 0.8 μm to radio wavelengths at 6 cm, of a cool, very faint, and red multiple object, SSTB213 J041757, detected by Spitzer toward the Barnard 213 dark cloud, in Taurus. Results: The SED of
    Barrado, D. et al.

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    2009
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