The excess infrared emission of Herbig Ae/Be stars - Disks or envelopes?
The excess infrared emission of Herbig Ae/Be stars - Disks or envelopes?
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Herbig Ae/Be 恒星过量的红外发射——圆盘还是包层?
DOI:
10.1086/172507
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1993
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N. Calvet
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作者:
L. Hartmann;S. Kenyon;N. Calvet
We suggest that the near-infrared emission of many Herbig Ae/Be stars arises in surrounding dusty envelopes, rather than circumstellar disks. Hillenbrand et al. and Lada & Adams showed that circumstellar disk models which reproduce the ∼3 μm peaks in the near-infrared spectral energy distributions of Ae/Be stars must have high accretion rates, and must either be transparent in their inner regions, or have physical inner disk holes. However, we show that disks around Ae/Be stars are likely to remain optically thick at the required accretion rates. Alternatively, the assumption of a physical hole in the disk implies either that large amounts of material pile up at ∼10 stellar radii or that ∼90% of the accretion luminosity escapes detection