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SSSPM J1549–3544 Is Not a White Dwarf

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J. Farihi1,2, P. R. Wood3 and B. Stalder4

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Spectroscopy and photometry demonstrate that SSSPM J1549-3544 is not a cool white dwarf, but a high-velocity metal-poor halo star.


Subject headings

stars: fundamental parameters; stars: individual (SSSPM J1549–3544); stars: kinematics; subdwarfs; white dwarfs


Dates

Issue 1 (2005 July 1)

Received 2005 April 22, accepted for publication 2005 May 25

Published 2005 June 10



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