Li Evolution and the Open Cluster NGC 6819: A Correlation between Li Depletion and Spindown in Dwarfs More Massive Than the F-Dwarf Li-Dip

Li Evolution and the Open Cluster NGC 6819: A Correlation between Li Depletion and Spindown in Dwarfs More Massive Than the F-Dwarf Li-Dip
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10.3847/1538-3881/ab3fad
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2019-09
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The Astronomical Journal
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C. Deliyannis;B. Anthony-Twarog;Donald B. Lee-Brown;B. Twarog
C. Deliyannis;B. Anthony-Twarog;Donald B. Lee-Brown;B. Twarog
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作者:
C. Deliyannis;B. Anthony-Twarog;Donald B. Lee-Brown;B. Twarog

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