Examples of spectral synthesis used in this work. The black dots are the observed spectra and the red lines are the theoretical spectra. From right to left, the gray areas
Examples of spectral synthesis used in this work. The black dots are the observed spectra and the red lines are the theoretical spectra. From right to left, the gray areas
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