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Hydrogen-line Emission in Accreting Low-mass Objects. I. Spectral Analysis of Shock-origin Narrow Component

  • Authors: Yuhiko Aoyama, Jun Hashimoto, Gabriel-Dominique Marleau, Carlo F. Manara, Juan Manuel Alcalá, Gregory Herczeg, Camille Bergez-Casalou, Masahiro Ikoma

Yuhiko Aoyama et al 2026 The Astronomical Journal 172 .

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Caption: Figure 2.

Spectral profiles of hydrogen lines for OBS-203 (Par-Lup3-4), OBS-22 (2MASS J04390163+2336029), and OBS-134 (TWA 27) from top to bottom. With Δv and Fλ, we denote the velocity offset from line center and the spectral flux density, respectively. For OBS-203 (Par-Lup3-4), the top panel shows a good agreement between the model (blue line), which is randomly drawn from the MultiNest posterior, and observation (red error bars). For OBS-22 (2MASS J04390163+2336029), the middle panel shows the shock-emission model alone fails to reproduce the observation especially in the wing part, consistent with the previous flux-ratio analysis (J. Hashimoto & Y. Aoyama 2025). However, with considering a Gaussian BC (orange line), the shock model + BC (pink) well reproduces the observation. OBS-134 (TWA 27) in the bottom panel is also largely reproduced by shock model + BC, but the fit is statistically rejected. In either case, only Hα is much fainter in the model than the observation, indicating a strong additional emission component.

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