Preliminary Analysis of STIS-HST Spectra of Compact Ejecta from Eta Carinae
F. Hamann, K. Davidson, K. Ishibashi, T Gull
Abstract
We describe some preliminary results from spatially-resolved spectroscopy of the compact ejection knots B and D in the Eta Carinae wind. We emphasize various line diagnostics of the abundances, kinematics and physical conditions. The data are from new STIS-HST observations described by Gull et al. elsewhere in this volume.
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