Table 2.

All white dwarf spectral types listed in the 40 pc sample, where photometric model composition refers to composition-selected Gentile Fusillo et al. (2021) parameters.

Spectral typeNumber inPhotometric model
(SpT)40 pccomposition
DA538pure-H (except for 2 He-rich DA)
DAH or DAP64pure-H
DA(H)e4pure-H
DAZ(H/P)53pure-H
DB(H/P)9log (H/He) = −5
DBA(H/P)6log (H/He) = −5
DBQA1log (H/He) = −5
DBZA1log (H/He) = −5
DC(H/P)287log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K, assumed pure-H below 5000 K
DQ(H/P)34log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
warm DQ2pure-He
DQpec(H/P)8log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
DQZ3log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
DX(H/P)4dependent on individual atmospheric analysis
DZ(H/P)45log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K, except pure-H for H-rich DZ
DZA(H/P)14log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K, except pure-H for H-rich DZA
DZAB1log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
DZQ(H/P)2log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
Spectral typeNumber inPhotometric model
(SpT)40 pccomposition
DA538pure-H (except for 2 He-rich DA)
DAH or DAP64pure-H
DA(H)e4pure-H
DAZ(H/P)53pure-H
DB(H/P)9log (H/He) = −5
DBA(H/P)6log (H/He) = −5
DBQA1log (H/He) = −5
DBZA1log (H/He) = −5
DC(H/P)287log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K, assumed pure-H below 5000 K
DQ(H/P)34log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
warm DQ2pure-He
DQpec(H/P)8log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
DQZ3log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
DX(H/P)4dependent on individual atmospheric analysis
DZ(H/P)45log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K, except pure-H for H-rich DZ
DZA(H/P)14log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K, except pure-H for H-rich DZA
DZAB1log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
DZQ(H/P)2log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K

Spectral types ending with H (Zeeman splitting) or P (polarized) imply magnetism, which does not impact atmospheric composition. In all cases other than for DA and DAH/P, we add (H/P) to spectral types to note that some white dwarfs in that group are magnetic. The lowercase ‘e’ indicates the presence of emission features.

Table 2.

All white dwarf spectral types listed in the 40 pc sample, where photometric model composition refers to composition-selected Gentile Fusillo et al. (2021) parameters.

Spectral typeNumber inPhotometric model
(SpT)40 pccomposition
DA538pure-H (except for 2 He-rich DA)
DAH or DAP64pure-H
DA(H)e4pure-H
DAZ(H/P)53pure-H
DB(H/P)9log (H/He) = −5
DBA(H/P)6log (H/He) = −5
DBQA1log (H/He) = −5
DBZA1log (H/He) = −5
DC(H/P)287log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K, assumed pure-H below 5000 K
DQ(H/P)34log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
warm DQ2pure-He
DQpec(H/P)8log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
DQZ3log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
DX(H/P)4dependent on individual atmospheric analysis
DZ(H/P)45log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K, except pure-H for H-rich DZ
DZA(H/P)14log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K, except pure-H for H-rich DZA
DZAB1log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
DZQ(H/P)2log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
Spectral typeNumber inPhotometric model
(SpT)40 pccomposition
DA538pure-H (except for 2 He-rich DA)
DAH or DAP64pure-H
DA(H)e4pure-H
DAZ(H/P)53pure-H
DB(H/P)9log (H/He) = −5
DBA(H/P)6log (H/He) = −5
DBQA1log (H/He) = −5
DBZA1log (H/He) = −5
DC(H/P)287log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K, assumed pure-H below 5000 K
DQ(H/P)34log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
warm DQ2pure-He
DQpec(H/P)8log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
DQZ3log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
DX(H/P)4dependent on individual atmospheric analysis
DZ(H/P)45log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K, except pure-H for H-rich DZ
DZA(H/P)14log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K, except pure-H for H-rich DZA
DZAB1log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K
DZQ(H/P)2log (H/He) = −5, pure-He below 7000 K

Spectral types ending with H (Zeeman splitting) or P (polarized) imply magnetism, which does not impact atmospheric composition. In all cases other than for DA and DAH/P, we add (H/P) to spectral types to note that some white dwarfs in that group are magnetic. The lowercase ‘e’ indicates the presence of emission features.

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