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Through thick and thin: Kinematic and chemical components in the solar neighbourhood

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Navarro, J F
Abadi, Mario
Venn, Kim
Freeman, Kenneth
Anguiano, Borja

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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We search for chemically distinct stellar components in the solar neighbourhood using a compilation of published data. Extending earlier work, we show that when the abundances of Fe, α elements and the r-process element Eu are considered together, stars

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Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

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