1993International Astronomical Union ColloquiumOpen access

Variability Among Magnetic and Nonmagnetic Stars

W. Schöneich, E. Želwanowa

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Abstract The present paper concentrates on several seemingly nonstandard cases of variability related to CP stars. Variability of magnetic CP stars with time scales different from rotational period, variability among the HgMn stars, variability of normal stars with variations similar to CP stars, and a relation between Be and CP stars are shortly discussed.

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Abstract The present paper concentrates on several seemingly nonstandard cases of variability related to CP stars. Variability of magnetic CP stars with time scales different from rotational period, variability among the HgMn stars, variability of normal stars with variations similar to CP stars, and a relation between Be and CP stars are shortly discussed.

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Abstract The present paper concentrates on several seemingly nonstandard cases of variability related to CP stars. Variability of magnetic CP stars with time scales different from rotational period, variability among the HgMn stars, variability of normal stars with variations similar to CP stars, and a relation between Be and CP stars are shortly discussed.

Key concepts: Stars, Astrophysics, Physics, K-type main-sequence star, T Tauri star, Astronomy

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