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Multisite campaign of the δ Scuti Star HR 729

W. M. Ostermann, M. Breger, R. Garrido, B. Martin, Margit Paparó, Shiyang Jiang, M. Scheck, J. Stich, Zhiping Li

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Multisite photoelectric V photometry of the δ Scuti star HR 729 was obtained during 1988 November on three continents at four observatories. With single-frequency Fourier and multiple-frequency least squares analysis six pulsation frequencies were found : 14.79, 13.20, 17.40, 19.85, 15.41, and 13.73 cycles d −1 . This six-frequency solution fits the observation to ±0 m .0033 per single measurement and leaves only noise in the power spectrum of HR 729. The corresponding Q values of 0.023 to 0.035 days indicate a complex mixture of p modes with different l values

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Multisite photoelectric V photometry of the δ Scuti star HR 729 was obtained during 1988 November on three continents at four observatories. With single-frequency Fourier and multiple-frequency least squares analysis six pulsation frequencies were found : 14.79, 13.20, 17.40, 19.85, 15.41, and 13.73 cycles d −1 . This six-frequency solution fits the observation to ±0 m .0033 per single measurement and leaves only noise in the power spectrum of HR 729. The corresponding Q values of 0.023 to 0.035 days indicate a complex mixture of p modes with different l values

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Multisite photoelectric V photometry of the δ Scuti star HR 729 was obtained during 1988 November on three continents at four observatories. With single-frequency Fourier and multiple-frequency least squares analysis six pulsation frequencies were found : 14.79, 13.20, 17.40, 19.85, 15.41, and 13.73 cycles d −1 . This six-frequency solution fits the observation to ±0 m .0033 per single measurement and leaves only noise in the power spectrum of HR 729. The corresponding Q values of 0.023 to 0.035 days indicate a complex mixture of p modes with different l values

Key concepts: Physics, Astrophysics, Photometry (optics), Spectral density, Fourier analysis, Photoelectric effect, Astronomy, Stars

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