We report on the results of an extensive Very Large Telescope high-resolution imaging campaign of the central region of the giant globular cluster omega Centauri. More than 100000 stars have been measured in the inner 9 × 9 arcmin2 region of the cluster. On the basis of multiband colour-magnitude diagrams, we confirm the existence of multiple stellar populations along the red giant branch (RGB). Moreover, thanks to the high precision of this data set, we conclude that the RGB does not present a smooth and continuous distribution, but shows a discrete structure: besides the metal-poor and the extreme metal-rich population (anomalous RGB), the existence of three metal intermediate populations is shown
Abundances relative to iron for carbon, nitrogen, strontium, and barium are presented for 33 stars o...
We present an extensive photometry on HB, RGB, and MSTO stars in Omega Cen. The central regions of t...
International audienceWe analyze spectra of 18 stars belonging to the faintest subgiant branch in om...
We report on the results of an extensive Very Large Telescope high-resolution imaging campaign of th...
We report the results of an extensive VLT high-resolution imaging campaign of the central region of ...
We present a near-infrared J and K photometric catalog containing more than 73,000 stars in the cent...
We present a near-infrared J and K photometric catalog containing more than 73 000 stars in the cent...
We present three different optical and near-infrared (NIR) data sets for evolved stars in the Galact...
Using deep high-resolution multi-band images taken with the Very Large Telescope and the Hubble Spac...
Aims: We present a detailed study of the radial distribution of the multiple populations identified ...
Using deep high-resolution multiband images taken with the Very Large Telescope and the Hubble Space...
The discovery of the Sagittarius dwarf galaxy, which is being tidally disrupted by and merging with ...
We present a detailed analysis of the spatial distribution of the stellar populations in the Galacti...
In this contribution I am going to present some preliminary results of a high-resolution spectroscop...
We present metallicity measurements based on GIRAFFE@VLT spectra of 80 subgiant-branch stars of the ...
Abundances relative to iron for carbon, nitrogen, strontium, and barium are presented for 33 stars o...
We present an extensive photometry on HB, RGB, and MSTO stars in Omega Cen. The central regions of t...
International audienceWe analyze spectra of 18 stars belonging to the faintest subgiant branch in om...
We report on the results of an extensive Very Large Telescope high-resolution imaging campaign of th...
We report the results of an extensive VLT high-resolution imaging campaign of the central region of ...
We present a near-infrared J and K photometric catalog containing more than 73,000 stars in the cent...
We present a near-infrared J and K photometric catalog containing more than 73 000 stars in the cent...
We present three different optical and near-infrared (NIR) data sets for evolved stars in the Galact...
Using deep high-resolution multi-band images taken with the Very Large Telescope and the Hubble Spac...
Aims: We present a detailed study of the radial distribution of the multiple populations identified ...
Using deep high-resolution multiband images taken with the Very Large Telescope and the Hubble Space...
The discovery of the Sagittarius dwarf galaxy, which is being tidally disrupted by and merging with ...
We present a detailed analysis of the spatial distribution of the stellar populations in the Galacti...
In this contribution I am going to present some preliminary results of a high-resolution spectroscop...
We present metallicity measurements based on GIRAFFE@VLT spectra of 80 subgiant-branch stars of the ...
Abundances relative to iron for carbon, nitrogen, strontium, and barium are presented for 33 stars o...
We present an extensive photometry on HB, RGB, and MSTO stars in Omega Cen. The central regions of t...
International audienceWe analyze spectra of 18 stars belonging to the faintest subgiant branch in om...