Limitations of Precise Radial Velocity Measurements in Pulsating Stellar Atmospheres
J. Vinkó, G. Kaszás, L. L. Kiss
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J. Vinkó, G. Kaszás, L. L. Kiss
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Abstract We study the velocities of specific stellar absorption lines of Cepheid-type variable stars determining line bisector velocities from newly obtained high-resolution echelle spectra. We compare these velocities with recent CORAVEL measurements of Cepheids to reveal systematic differences of 2 – 3 kms−1.
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Abstract We study the velocities of specific stellar absorption lines of Cepheid-type variable stars determining line bisector velocities from newly obtained high-resolution echelle spectra. We compare these velocities with recent CORAVEL measurements of Cepheids to reveal systematic differences of 2 – 3 kms−1.
Key concepts: Cepheid variable, Radial velocity, Astrophysics, Physics, Stars, Spectral line, Line (geometry), Stellar atmosphere