Looking for a connection between the Am phenomenon and hybrid delta Sct - gamma Dor pulsation: a determination of the fundamental parameters and abundances of HD 114839 and BD +18 4914
M. Hareter, L. Fossati, W. Weiss, J. C. Su\'arez, K. Uytterhoeven, M., Rainer, E. Poretti

TL;DR
This study analyzes the fundamental parameters and chemical abundances of two hybrid delta Sct - gamma Dor pulsators, aiming to identify spectroscopic signatures and improve understanding of their structure and classification.
Contribution
It provides detailed spectroscopic analysis of two hybrid pulsators, nearly doubling the number of such stars studied and exploring their chemical peculiarities and potential indicators.
Findings
BD +18 4914 shows an Am star abundance pattern.
HD 114839 does not confirm Am peculiarity.
No definitive spectroscopic signature for hybrid stars identified.
Abstract
Delta Sct - gamma Dor hybrids pulsate simultaneously in p- and g-modes, which carry information on the structure of the envelope as well as to the core. Hence they are key objects for investigating A and F type stars with asteroseismic techniques. An important requirement for seismic modeling are small errors in temperature, gravity and chemical composition. Furthermore, we want to investigate the existence of an abundance indicator typical for hybrids, something that is well established for the roAp stars. Previous to the present investigation, the abundance pattern of only one hybrid and another hybrid candidate has been published. We obtained high-resolution spectra of HD 114839 and BD +18 4914 using the SOPHIE spectrograph of the Observatoire de Haute-Provence and the HARPS spectrograph at ESO La Silla. For each star we determined fundamental parameters and photospheric abundances…
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