DISCOVERY OF ADDITIONAL PULSATION MODES IN AI VELORUM

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WALRAVEN, T [1 ]
WALRAVEN, J [1 ]
BALONA, LA [1 ]
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[1] S AFRICAN ASTRON OBSERV,CAPE TOWN 7935,SOUTH AFRICA
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10.1093/mnras/254.1.59
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P1 [天文学];
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We analyse 13 394 blue-light photometric observations of the high-amplitude-delta-Scuti star AI Velorum. These data were obtained for six seasons spanning 38 years. We find that in addition to the well-known fundamental and first-overtone radial modes, two previously undiscovered periodicities are present; one of them was initially suspected by Walraven many years ago. These periodicities are present in every season. A tentative identification in terms of the third and fifth radial overtones is proposed. A non-linear interaction term between one of the new periodicities and the first overtone is present. A fifth mode, intermediate in period between the fundamental and first overtone may also be present. We also find that the period of the first overtone is increasing at a steady rate, but that there is little or no change in the period of the fundamental mode over an interval of more than 50 years.
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