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Eta_Carinae

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Message 305 of 309 (199105)
04-13-2005 11:02 PM

Reply to: Message 304 by peaceharris
04-13-2005 10:12 PM

Re: In your opinion....?

I gave you many examples. The ones at lower (1-1.5 z) showed the Balmer lines.

I also provided one with the Paschen Alpha and Beta.

You have been told many times that you aren't going to get the Balmer lines at z=3 or 4 due to the Earths atmosphere.

How can you claim the other elements give more parameters. THEY CONSTRAIN the problem even better. They are not fee parameters.

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Message 307 of 309 (199112)
04-13-2005 11:25 PM

Here is H Beta and H Gamma of a Z=3.8 quasar

http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/astro-ph/pdf/9705/9705075.pdf

As can be seen if you read the paper - this is not an eay observation to get because if the redshift is not quite in the right area then - AS I HAVE SAID ALL ALONG - the lines fall out of an observable region.

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Message 308 of 309 (199114)
04-13-2005 11:29 PM

Here is a composite of z=1 to 2 quasars

showing the Balmer lines.

pdf file with data

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