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Preparing the COROT space mission: new variable stars in the galactic Anticenter direction | | E. Poretti
; R. Alonso
; P.J. Amado
; J.A. Belmonte
; R. Garrido
; S. Martin-Ruiz
; K. Uytterhoeven
; C. Catala
; Y. Lebreton
; E. Michel
; J.C. Suarez
; C. Aerts
; O. Creevey
; M.J. Goupil
; L. Mantegazza
; P. Mathias
; M. Rainer
; W.W. Weiss
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22 Feb 2005 | | Subject: | astro-ph | | Abstract: | The activities related to the preparation of the asteroseismic, photometric space mission COROT are described. Photoelectric observations, wide--field CCD photometry, uvbyB calibrations and further time--series have been obtained at different observatories and telescopes. They have been planned to complete the COROT programme in the direction of the galactic Anticenter. In addition to suitable asteroseismic targets covering the different evolutionary stages between ZAMS and TAMS, we discovered several other variable stars, both pulsating and geometrical. We compared results on the incidence of variability in the galactic Center and Anticenter directions. Physical parameters have been obtained and evolutionary tracks fitting them have been calculated. The peculiarities of some individual stars alre pointed out. Paper based on observations collected at the San Pedro Martir, Sierra Nevada, Teide, La Silla, Haute-Provence and Roque de Los Muchachos (Telescopio Nazionale Galileo and Mercator telescopes) observatories. | | Source: | arXiv, astro-ph/0502460 | | Services: | Forum | Review | PDF | Favorites | |
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