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Counterculture Stars: Slow and Retrograde Stars with Low-Alpha Disk Abundances
Carrie Filion, Michael S. Petersen, Danny Horta, Kathryne J. Daniel, Madeline Lucey, Adrian M. Price-Whelan
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.09927

Counterculture Stars: Slow and Retrograde Stars with Low-Alpha Disk Abundances
The Milky Way is home to a thin disk that can be defined via kinematics and/or elemental abundances. The elemental abundance-defined thin disk, also called the low-alpha disk, is generally thought to be comprised of stars on planar, circular orbits that approximate the circular velocity curve. While this is an apt description for the majority of stars with thin-disk-like abundances, there are a number of interesting exceptions. In this analysis, we identify and investigate $\sim 70$ stars with …

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