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High Resolution Spectroscopic Follow-up Observation Results for 13 EMP Candidates Selected by Narrow-band Photometry
Extremely metal-poor (EMP; [Fe/H] < -3.0) stars preserve key information about the earliest stages of Galactic chemical evolution. Based on a training set of spectroscopic metallicities, we constructed catalogs of more than 120,000 EMP candidates from large-scale narrow-band photometric surveys. To
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