Detailed Abundance Determination of Metal-Poor Stars with X-Shooter II. - Chemically Disentangling the Halo, Disk and GSE

Benjamin D. C. Lowe; Gary S. Da Costa; Luca Casagrande; Norbert Christlieb; Thomas Nordlander

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Detailed Abundance Determination of Metal-Poor Stars with X-Shooter II. - Chemically Disentangling the Halo, Disk and GSE

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Pith's one-line read This paper shows that metal-poor stars on prograde disk orbits in the Milky Way have a distinct downward trend in $[\mathrm{Sc/Mg}]$ with metallicity—slope about $-0.6$ dex per dex versus the halo's $-0.04$—significant at $3.95\sigma$.

desk verdict Useful X-Shooter abundances and a potentially important disk-halo chemical difference, but the central claim is not yet robust to the dataset-composition imbalance. read the letter →

arxiv 2608.06666 v1 pith:REBDSWB7 submitted 2026-08-07 astro-ph.GA astro-ph.SR

Benjamin D. C. Lowe , Luca Casagrande , Thomas Nordlander , Gary S. Da Costa , Norbert Christlieb This is my paper · ORCID

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The pith

A machine-rendered reading of the paper's core claim, the machinery that carries it, and where it could break.

The reading

This paper analyzes 23 extremely metal-poor stars observed with the X-Shooter medium-resolution spectrograph (16 from a companion paper and 7 new) together with 315 metal-poor stars from high-resolution literature studies, deriving abundances for 16 elements per star. It sorts the combined sample into the Milky Way's kinematic components—prograde disk, retrograde disk, Gaia-Sausage Enceladus, and halo—using orbital actions from Gaia astrometry and radial velocities. The paper's central claim is that the prograde disk shows a distinct negative linear trend in the abundance ratio $[\mathrm{Sc/Mg}]$ with increasing metallicity $[\mathrm{Fe/H}]$, with a slope of about $-0.6$ dex per dex, versus a nearly flat slope of $-0.04$ dex per dex for the halo, a difference significant at $3.95\sigma$. It argues this reflects a chemical enrichment history for the early prograde disk that was different from the halo, with below-normal magnesium at low metallicity and below-normal scandium at higher metallicity, and it shows the result survives when orbits are recomputed with a different Galactic potential. A secondary finding is a peculiar r-I star whose abundances suggest a massive jet-induced hypernova progenitor, pending a zinc measurement.

What carries the argument

The central diagnostic is the abundance ratio $[\mathrm{Sc/Mg}]$ plotted against metallicity $[\mathrm{Fe/H}]$, measured from 1D LTE spectral synthesis of X-Shooter medium-resolution spectra for the program stars and from homogenized high-resolution literature abundances for the comparison sample. Kinematic separation is performed by computing orbital actions in the MWPotential2014 Galactic potential from Gaia astrometry and radial velocities, then applying action-space cuts—azimuthal, vertical, and radial action ratios plus a maximum vertical excursion for disk membership—to assign each star to the prograde disk, retrograde disk, GSE, or halo. The statistical engine is a $\Delta\chi^2$ test: for each element, a linear fit of $[\mathrm{X/Fe}]$ against $[\mathrm{Fe/H}]$ for each kinematic population is compared against the halo fit as the null hypothesis, with individual measurement errors and intrinsic scatter added in quadrature; a one-million-iteration Monte Carlo resampling of halo stars quantifies the chance probability of the observed $\Delta\chi^2$ for the key $[\mathrm{Sc/Mg}]$ case.

What would settle it

Take the same prograde-disk stars and remeasure $[\mathrm{Sc/Mg}]$ on a single homogeneous abundance scale—for example, by observing all 22 prograde-disk stars at high resolution or by re-deriving the literature abundances with the same spectral synthesis pipeline—and check whether the $-0.6$ dex per dex slope against $[\mathrm{Fe/H}]$ persists; if it flattens to the halo value near $-0.04$, the claimed chemical distinction is an artifact of combining different abundance scales.

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Core claim

The paper establishes, at $3.95\sigma$ ($\Delta\chi^2 = 18.9$), that the prograde disk population of the Milky Way follows a linear relation $[\mathrm{Sc/Mg}] = -0.61\,[\mathrm{Fe/H}] - 2.61$ over $-4.2 \leq [\mathrm{Fe/H}] \leq -1.9$, whereas the halo follows a nearly flat relation $[\mathrm{Sc/Mg}] = -0.04\,[\mathrm{Fe/H}] - 0.42$. The Gaia-Sausage Enceladus (GSE) population is statistically identical to the halo in this ratio. The effect is driven by lower $[\mathrm{Mg/Fe}]$ at the low-metallicity end of the prograde disk and lower $[\mathrm{Sc/Fe}]$ at the high-metallicity end; the authors interpret the magnesium behavior as a delayed onset of Mg enrichment in the progenitor disk, possibly followed by gas accretion, while the scandium deficit is not explained by current nucleosynthesis models. Robustness checks include a one-million-iteration Monte Carlo resampling of halo stars, for which only 0.02% of iterations reach the observed $\Delta\chi^2$, and a complete re-derivation of orbits with an alternative Galactic potential (a heavier Milky Way with four disk components), which reproduces the slope at $-0.60$ with significance above $3\sigma$. The paper also reports an r-I star with $[\mathrm{Ti/Fe}]=+0.73$, $[\mathrm{Sc/Fe}]=+0.57$, and C depletion unrelated to its evolutionary state, a pattern suggesting a massive jet-induced hypernova progenitor.

Load-bearing premise

The observed $[\mathrm{Sc/Mg}]$ slope is a real astrophysical property of the prograde disk population rather than an artifact of combining medium-resolution X-Shooter abundances with high-resolution literature abundances that carry different systematic offsets.

Editorial extensions

If this is right

If the $[\mathrm{Sc/Mg}]$ trend is real, the ancient prograde disk of the Milky Way had a chemical enrichment history distinct from that of the halo and of the GSE merger remnant at metallicities below $-2$.
The low $[\mathrm{Mg/Fe}]$ at the metal-poor end of the prograde disk implies reduced early magnesium production in the disk's progenitor gas, with a later enrichment episode—possibly gas accretion—raising Mg at higher metallicity.
The unexplained low $[\mathrm{Sc/Fe}]$ at the metal-rich end of the prograde disk gives future nucleosynthesis models of scandium production in core-collapse supernovae a specific observation to reproduce.
For the peculiar star ra_0752-5047_s47, a zinc abundance measurement would test the proposed jet-induced hypernova origin, since hypernovae are predicted to overproduce Zn.

Reading between the lines

Editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

Because the Monte Carlo null test resamples halo stars without matching the proportion of X-Shooter medium-resolution measurements (26.1% of the prograde disk versus 5.1% of the halo), it does not exclude the possibility that a systematic offset between the two abundance scales creates the trend; rerunning the null test on halo stars drawn with the same X-Shooter fraction would settle this directl
If the $[\mathrm{Sc/Mg}]$ trend survives a homogeneous re-analysis, the ratio could serve as a chemical tag for identifying ancient disk stars in surveys that lack full phase-space information, extending kinematic classification to larger samples.
The slopes of the two Galactic-potential fits agree while their intercepts differ, indicating that a small number of stars switch kinematic classification between potentials; a larger sample of prograde-disk stars with high-quality radial velocities would sharpen the chemical boundary.
The peculiar star combines a jet-induced-hypernova-like pattern (high Ti, moderate Sc, low C) with normal Na and Mg, which jet-induced hypernova models underproduce; a zinc measurement would test whether a single hypernova or a mixed enrichment history is the better explanation.

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Editorial analysis

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Desk editor's note, referee report, and a circularity audit.

Desk Editor's Note

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Two things to know about this one. The data are real and useful: seven new EMP stars with X-Shooter, 16 elements, consistent with Paper I and the literature, and the combined kinematic sample of 338 stars is a reasonable resource. The r-I star with Ti/Sc enhancement and C depletion is a nice find, even if the hypernova interpretation needs Zn. But the headline claim—a distinct [Sc/Mg]-[Fe/H] trend in the ancient prograde disk—is not yet supported at the 3.95σ level as presented.

The concern is not the statistics themselves. The prograde disk sample has 22 stars, 6 of them (26%) from X-Shooter, while the halo has 15/276 (5%). The paper admits the trend is 'predominantly driven by our higher-metallicity X-Shooter targets.' The claim that the absent halo offset rules out systematics does not hold: with only 5% X-Shooter in the halo, a modest pipeline offset would be diluted there but visible in the disk. The Monte Carlo null resamples halo stars in metallicity bins but does not match the X-Shooter fraction, so it cannot rule out a systematic offset. The McMillan-potential test is a good robustness check on the kinematics—and the trend survives with a lower X-Shooter fraction (2/19)—but it addresses orbit classification, not abundance scale differences. A literature-only analysis, or a null test where halo stars are resampled with the same X-Shooter/literature mix, would be much more convincing.

There is also a multiple-testing issue: 15 elements are tested against the halo, Sc and Mg stand out, and then [Sc/Mg] is examined post hoc. The reported significance does not account for the look-elsewhere effect. I would not call this fatal—the effect could be real—but the paper's confidence is ahead of the evidence.

What is genuinely good: the abundance measurements appear careful, the paper is transparent about the driver of the trend, and the data release (ESO archive, machine-readable tables) supports reproduction. The analysis of the peculiar star is appropriately cautious.

This paper deserves a serious referee. The data and the question are both worth engagement. But I would send it back for a major revision that tightens the central claim—either via a composition-matched null test or by reframing the [Sc/Mg] result as a tentative finding that needs verification, rather than a 3.95σ discovery.

Referee Report

3 major / 5 minor

Summary. The paper reports new X-Shooter medium-resolution abundance measurements for seven EMP star candidates (P115), combines them with 16 stars from Paper I and 315 high-resolution literature stars, and uses orbital actions to classify the combined sample into prograde disk, GSE, halo, and retrograde disk groups. The central result is a claimed distinct negative trend in [Sc/Mg] versus [Fe/H] for the prograde disk (slope -0.61 dex/dex) compared with the halo (-0.04), stated to be significant at 3.95 sigma; the paper argues this is robust to changing the Galactic potential and interprets it as evidence for different enrichment histories. A secondary result is the identification of an r-I, Ti- and Sc-enhanced, C-poor star (ra_0752-5047_s47) possibly linked to a jet-induced hypernova.

Significance. The paper has real strengths: a homogeneous analysis of 23 X-Shooter stars, machine-readable tables for the measured abundances, and explicit robustness tests with an alternative Galactic potential and a million-iteration Monte Carlo null. If the [Sc/Mg] trend were established, it would be an interesting chemodynamical constraint on the early Galactic disk. However, the central claim is not supported by the present analysis because the prograde disk and halo samples have very different fractions of X-Shooter stars (26.1% versus 5.1%, Table 9), and the statistical tests do not control for a possible systematic offset between the medium-resolution X-Shooter abundance scale and the high-resolution literature scale. The paper's own statement that the trend is 'predominantly driven by our higher-metallicity X-Shooter targets' makes this a load-bearing concern rather than a minor caveat.

major comments (3)

[Section 5.2, Table 9] The statement in Section 5.2 that 'the absence of a similar offset in our halo sample confirms this feature is astrophysical rather than systematic' is not a valid control. The prograde disk sample contains 6/22 (26.1%) X-Shooter stars, while the halo sample contains 15/276 (5.1%). A zero-point or slope offset in Sc or Mg between the medium-resolution X-Shooter scale and the high-resolution literature scale would therefore shift the prograde disk fit much more than the halo fit. Since the paper also states that the trend is 'predominantly driven by our higher-metallicity X-Shooter targets', the halo cannot be used to rule out a dataset-composition artifact.
[Section 5.2, Fig. 10] The Monte Carlo null resamples halo stars in metallicity bins with ±0.1 dex jitter but does not match the fraction of X-Shooter versus literature measurements. This preserves the composition imbalance between the prograde disk and halo samples, so the resulting p-value does not test the hypothesis that the [Sc/Mg] trend is caused by a systematic difference between the two abundance datasets. A composition-matched null, a regression with dataset as a covariate, or a fit limited to the literature-only subsample is required before the 3.95 sigma significance can be interpreted as astrophysical.
[Section 4.1, Fig. 2] The claim of 'excellent agreement' with the Literature Comparison is not quantified per element for the stars that drive the [Sc/Mg] result. Fig. 2 is a visual overlay of the full samples and cannot exclude a few-tenths-dex systematic offset in Sc or Mg at the high-metallicity end. The paper provides no overlap stars measured with both X-Shooter and the literature spectrographs, and no per-element zero-point comparison for the prograde disk X-Shooter subsample. Without such a cross-calibration, the central trend remains vulnerable to a scale mismatch.

minor comments (5)

[Section 2.1] The text 'signal-to-nose' should be 'signal-to-noise'.
[Figure 8] The legend label 'GES' should be 'GSE'.
[Section 4.1.2 and Fig. 6 caption] The Fig. 6 caption lists Sc among the alpha elements, while the main text and Table 7 correctly use Mg, Si, Ca and Ti. This inconsistency should be corrected.
[Fig. 9] Showing individual error bars on the prograde disk and GSE points would help the reader judge how strongly the fitted slopes are determined by single stars.
[Section 5.2] The text says the trend is 'not seen in the GSE region', but the plotted GSE fit has slope +0.16, opposite in sign to the halo; this deserves an explicit comment on the sign rather than a statement that no trend is seen.

Circularity Check

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No significant circularity: the [Sc/Mg] disk-halo contrast is an empirical fit to independent abundance data, not a prediction derived from fitted inputs.

full rationale

The paper's central claim is a measured chemodynamic trend: abundances for 23 X-Shooter stars were measured from spectra with Korg, combined with 315 literature stars, kinematically classified using orbital actions, and then compared via linear fits of [X/Fe] versus [Fe/H] using the halo as an external null hypothesis. No fitted parameter is defined in terms of the target result, and the [Sc/Mg] slope is not used as an input anywhere; it is the output of a direct regression on measured abundances. Self-citations to Paper I concern the reduction, abundance analysis, and orbital pipeline, and the paper explicitly re-derives the kinematic classification with an independent Galactic potential (McMillan 2017) and obtains a consistent >3 sigma result, so the methodology chain is not the load-bearing content. The possible systematic difference between the medium-resolution X-Shooter and high-resolution literature abundance scales, and the unequal X-Shooter fraction between the prograde disk and halo samples, is a real statistical and systematic concern about whether the trend is astrophysical, but it is not circularity: the Monte Carlo null and the abundance comparisons are external checks rather than self-referential definitions. There is no equation in the paper that reduces to its own input, no fitted parameter renamed as a prediction, and no uniqueness theorem imported from the authors' prior work. Consequently, the derivation is self-contained against the paper's own inputs, and the circularity score is 0.

Assumptions & free parameters 1 free parameters · 6 assumptions · 0 invented entities

The central claim rests on the validity of the kinematic classification and on the mutual consistency of heterogeneous abundance scales. No new physical entities are introduced. The linear-fit slope is an output, not a fitted input.

free parameters (1)

Intrinsic scatter (per element) = not reported
Added in quadrature to measurement errors in the Δχ² fits; its value affects the reported significance. The paper does not state how it was estimated or whether it differs between kinematic groups.

assumptions (6)

domain assumption MWPotential2014 (and McMillan 2017) adequately represents the Galactic potential for orbit integration.
Used in Section 5.1 to compute actions; a wrong potential could misclassify stars and change the chemical trends.
domain assumption Sestito et al. (2021) action-based criteria correctly separate prograde disk, retrograde disk, GSE, and halo populations.
Section 5.1; contamination in the small prograde disk sample would alter the derived trend.
domain assumption LTE 1D spectral synthesis with MARCS models and Korg yields abundances consistent with the MOOG-based literature analyses.
Sections 2.2.2 and 3; systematic offsets between the X-Shooter and literature abundance scales would create artificial trends when datasets are combined.
domain assumption The four literature samples are mutually consistent and cover the same abundance scale as the X-Shooter sample.
Section 3; heterogeneous sources are combined without re-deriving abundances, and any inter-sample offsets are not modeled.
domain assumption The halo population is a valid null hypothesis for the chemical trend comparison.
Section 5.2; if the halo is not representative of the background population, the Δχ² comparison is biased.
domain assumption Linear fits adequately describe [X/Fe]-[Fe/H] trends over -4.2≤[Fe/H]≤-1.9.
Section 5.2 and Appendix C; a non-linear trend could make the slope comparison misleading.

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abstract

We present a detailed chemical analysis of seven extremely metal-poor (EMP) star candidates observed with X-Shooter, combining them with 16 EMP candidates from Paper I. We measured abundances for 16 elements, showing excellent agreement with previously published results. The sample was further extended using high-resolution literature data for 315 metal-poor stars. The full sample was then kinematically separated into prograde disk, retrograde disk, Gaia-Sausage Enceladus (GSE) and halo classifications. Combining dynamics with chemistry, we demonstrate that the prograde disk exhibits a distinct negative linear trend in [Sc/Mg] with increasing metallicity, with a slope of -0.6 dex per dex. This contrasts with the halo trend at -0.04 dex per dex, a difference significant at the 3.95$\sigma$ level. Within the metallicity range -4.2 $\leq$ [Fe/H] $\leq$ -1.9, the prograde disk trend is driven by low [Mg/Fe] at lower metallicities, along with low [Sc/Fe] at higher metallicities. This could be due to reduced early Mg enrichment in the progenitor prograde disk, followed by subsequent Mg enrichment, possibly associated with a later gas accretion event. However, the physical origin of the higher-metallicity Sc depletion remains unexplained by current nucleosynthesis models. The result remains significant at the >3$\sigma$ level across kinematic classifications derived from a different Galactic potential. Additionally, we also identified an r-I star with enhanced Ti, moderately-enhanced Sc, and depleted in C (unrelated to its evolutionary state). These abundances suggest a massive jet-induced hypernova progenitor, though a measurement of Zn is needed to verify this.

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Figures reproduced from arXiv: 2608.06666 by the authors.

**Figure 1.** Upper panels: Metallicity comparison of the values from the P115 (left-facing orange triangles; this work) and the P113 (right-facing blue triangles; Paper I) X-Shooter spectra, against their 2dF+AAOmega equivalents from Lowe et al. (2025). The region shaded is for all X-Shooter metallicities with [Fe/H] < −3.0. Lower panels: The difference between metallicities derived from the X-Shooter and 2dF+AAOmega spectra (2d… view at source ↗

**Figure 2.** Chemical abundances for both P113 and P115 X-Shooter samples compared with the high-resolution Literature Comparison values in grey (Yong et al. 2013; Jacobson et al. 2015; Marino et al. 2019; Yong et al. 2021). P113 stars are shown by right-facing blue triangle symbols, whilst P115 stars are shown by the left-facing orange triangle symbols. Each panel represents a different element measured from C (CH) to Eu ii. Fo… view at source ↗

**Figure 3.** [X/Fe] abundance trends for our seven P115 metal-poor stars across the 16 measured elements. The panels refers to each individual star’s abundance trend, with its 𝑇eff, log 𝑔 and [Fe/H] values indicated in the panel. For each panel, the black dots refer to the mean abundance value of each element from the Literature Comparison sample, with the grey shaded region representing its standard deviation. The star’s abunda… view at source ↗

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**Figure 4.** Figure 4: Evolutionary-corrected C abundances for both the P113 and P115 samples. The Literature Comparison is shown by the light grey points. Upperlimits on C are shown by downwards-facing arrows. Using the definitions from Aoki et al. (2007), the plot is separated into three …

**Figure 5.** Figure 5: [N/Fe] and [C/N] abundances for our samples of P113 and P115 stars, with the Literature Comparison represented by the grey background points. Since no evolutionary corrections were applied to N, for consistency, we used the uncorrected C abundances when determining [C/…

**Figure 6.** Figure 6: [𝛼/Fe] abundances for the P113 and P115 stars, alongside the Literature Comparison (in grey). We took [𝛼/Fe] as the weighted mean of our measured 𝛼-elements: Ca, Mg, Sc and Ti. The errors are taken as the average of the individual elemental errors. For consistency, the…

**Figure 8.** Figure 8: Kinematic selection of the combined X-Shooter (large symbols) and Literature Comparison (small symbols) samples in action momentum space. Stars from Lowe et al. (2025) with [Fe/H] ≤ −2.0 are shown in the background as light grey points. The x-axis, 𝐽𝜙/𝐽TOT, represents …

**Figure 9.** Figure 9: The Δ𝜒 2 results for [Mg/Fe] (top row), [Sc/Fe] (middle row) and [Sc/Mg] (bottom row) as a function of [Fe/H] across the prograde disk (purple squares; middle figure) and GSE (blue pentagons; right figure) regions. Note that for each row, the halo region (red circles; …

**Figure 10.** Figure 10: Distribution of Δ𝜒 2 values for [Sc/Mg] across the prograde disk (top panel) and GSE (bottom panel) regions for one million iterations. The median of the distribution is shown by the vertical black-dashed line, with the 1𝜎 range shown by the black shaded region. The o…

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