The stellar emission-line fluxes presented in Table 3, are measured from a spectrum integrated over an aperture (
) covering the central star in the WiFeS field. The emission line identification, wavelength, dereddened flux corrected for reddening using
(H
)
, equivalent width
(Å), and FWHM (Å) are given in columns 1-5, respectively. All fluxes are given relative to CIV 5805, on a scale where CIV5805=100. We note that the width of CIV
5805 is narrower than typical Wolf-Rayet central starts of PNe with the same stellar temperature (see e.g Crowther et al., 1998; Acker & Neiner, 2003), so it could be a wels as identified by DePew et al. (2011). Following the method used by Acker & Neiner (2003), a terminal wind velocity of 640kms
is deduced from FWHM
CIV
5805
Å. However, we get a terminal velocity of 1560kms
from FWHM
CIV
5805
Å reported by DePew et al. (2011). Although the CIII
5696 line is not detected, the CIII/IV
4650 is possibility identified. The HeII
4686 line is fairly strong, but it could have a nebular origin. We see the presence of strong NIII
4634,4641 lines and weak NV
4603,4932 lines. Assuming that the HeII
4686 line is a stellar emission line, M2-42 could have a stellar characteristics similar to WN8-type stars of van der Hucht (2001) based on
NIII
4641
HeII
4686) and
NIII
NV
. However, NII
3995 and NIV
3479-3484, 4058 lines are not in the wavelength coverage of our WiFeS observations, so we cannot certainly classify it as one of nitrogen sequences of Wolf-Rayet central stars of PNe.
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NV | 4603 | ![]() |
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NIII | 4634 | ![]() |
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NIII | 4641 | ![]() |
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CIII/IV | 4650 | ![]() |
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CIII | 4655 | ![]() |
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CIV | 4659 | ![]() |
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HeII | 4686 | ![]() |
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NV | 4932 | ![]() |
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CIV | 5805 | ![]() |
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CII | 6462 | ![]() |
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CIII | 7037 | ![]() |
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Ashkbiz Danehkar