Apparently isolated massive stars within Galactic HII regions

Bibcode
2024IAUS..361..103D
DOI
10.1017/S1743921322002654
de la Fuente, Diego; Marco, Amparo; Negueruela, Ignacio; Patrick, Lee R.; Herrero, Artemio; Eikenberry, Stephen S.
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2024
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6
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1
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The Alicante Survey of MAssive Stars in Hii Regions (A-SMASHeR) is aimed at finding the ratio of massive stars that are born in isolation. We present LIRIS/WHT images and EMIR/GTC spectra of the massive stellar content in A-SMASHeR regions. Our preliminary analysis yields ∼20% of regions hosting relatively (or truly) isolated massive stars.
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