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Stellar Pulsation: Challenges for Theory and Observation May 31-June 5, 2009 Poster Submissions Alphabetical Key: 1= Sun-Tues 2 = Wed-Friday Ceph = Cepheids RRL = RR Lyrae RG = Red giant/LPV CGS = Clusters, Galaxies, and Surveys B = B stars Solar = Sun and solar-type stars DSC = delta Scuti and related stars GD = gamma Doradus stars roAp = rapidly-oscillating Ap stars Presenting Title Section 0. # Author Amado, Pedro J. Mode identification using DSC 2 1. simultaneous optical and NIR spectroscopy Antoci, Vichi et al. The delta Scuti star Rho Puppis: DSC 2 2. the perfect target to probe the theory predicting solar-like oscillations in cool delta Scuti stars Antoci, Vichi The First beta Cephei Star B 2 3. Discovered by MOST Barcza, Szabolcs Physical parameters of RR Lyrae RRL 1 4. and Benko, J.M. stars from multicolor photometry and Kurucz atmospheric models Benko, Jozsef M. An alternative mathematical RRL 1 5. treatment of the modulated RR Lyrae stars Bernard, Edouard The ACS LCID Project: Short- RRL 1 6. for the LCID Team period variables Bersier, David et A large-scale survey for variable CGS 1 7. al. stars in M33 Bouabid, Mehdi- Frequency analysis of the SISMO GD 2 8. Pierre $\gamma$Doradus star HD 49434 Bouabid, Mehdi- Hybrid GD 2 9. Pierre $\gamma$Doradus/$\delta$Scuti stars: theory versus observations Breger, M., Lenz, Is 44 Tau in the post-MS DS 2 10. Patrick, and contraction phase? Pamyatnykh, A. Cameron, Chris et Asteroseismic tuning of the roAp 2 11. al. magnetic field of the roAp star HR 1217 Cameron, Chris et Near-critical rotation offers the B 2 12. al. MOST asteroseismic potential Cameron, Chris, Frequency Analysis of the Beta B 2 13. Moldovan, Reka, Cehei Pulasting Star delta Ceti et al. from MOST Space-based Photometry: One Period or More? Cash, Jennifer et A Long Term Photometric and RG 1 14. al. Spectroscopic Study of RV Tauri stars Chadid, Merieme First light curves from Antarctica: RRL 1 15. et al. PAIX monitoring of the Blazhko stars Chavez, Joy M. et A Cepheid Distance to the Ceph 1 16. al. Antennae De Cat, Peter et al. Is HD147787 a double-lined GD 2 17. binary with two pulsating components? De Cat, Peter et al. Towards asteroseismology of GD 2 18. main-sequence g-mode pulsators: spectroscopic multi- site campaigns for slowly pulsating B stars and gamma Doradus stars. Demers, Serge and AGB variables in the Local Group RG 1 19. Battinelli, Paolo dwarf galaxy NGC 6822 Desmet, M. and Simultaneous MOST photometry B 2 20. the MOST satellite and high-resolution spectroscopy team of Spica,a binary system with a massive Beta Cep star component Dukes, Robert J., Comparison of Frequency B 2 21. Jr. Determinations of Slowly Pulsating B Stars from Stromgren and Geneva Data Dziembowski, Multi-mode Cepheids in the LMC Ceph 1 22. W.A. and Smolec, - Challengesfor Theory R. Endl, Michael et al. Detection of Stellar Pulsations in Solar 2 23. the Planet Host Star Gamma Cephei A by High Precision Radial Velocity Measurements Escobar, Maria The Globular Cluster M69: CGS 1 24. Eliana et al. Variable Stars and New CCD BV Color-Magnitude Diagram Fox Machado, Stromgren photometry of the DSC 2 25. Lester et al. Delta Scuti stars 7 Aql and 8 Aql Fox Machado, CCD photometry of the Pleiades DSC 2 26. Lester, et al. Delta Scuti star V650 Tauri Fu, Jianning et al. Bi-site observations of the SX DSC 2 27. Phoenicis star GP Andromedae Gallenne, Mid infrared observations of Ceph 1 28. Alexandre et al. Cepheids using VLT/VISIR: more evidence for circumstellar environments Greco, Claudia Searching for variable stars in CGS 2 29. Galactic Open Clusters Greco, Claudia Galactic halo formation: the role RRL 1 30. of pulsating stars Guggenberger, High-Resolution Magnetic Field RRL 1 31. Elisabeth Measurements of RR Lyrae Stars with SemPole Handler, Gerald Asteroseismology of hybrid B 2 32. pulsators made possible: simultaneous MOST space photometry and ground-based spectroscopy of Gamma Peg Hoffman, Doug Masses and Pulsation Modes in DSC 2 33. Eclipsing delta Scuti Systems Hoffmann, Cepheids and Long-Period CGS 1 34. Samantha et al. Variables in NGC 4258 Hrivnak, Bruce et Periodic Light Variability in Twelve CGS 2 35. al. Carbon-rich Proto-Planetary Nebulae Huat, Anne-Laure Correlation between a light B 2 36. outburst and pulsations in a CoRoT Be star Ita, Yoshifusa and Near-infrared (J,H, and K) CGS 2 37. IRSF/SIRIUS team monitoring survey toward Magellanic Clouds using IRSF/SIRIUS at South Africa Observatory, first results Jackiewicz, Jason Seismic Inversion Methods Solar 2 38. Jeon, Young-Beom Variable Stars in the LMC Globular CGS 1 39. et al. Cluster NGC 2210 Kaiser, Alexander The domain of delta Scuti stars: DSC 2 40. CoRoT IRa01 results Kanbur, S. et al. A preliminary estimate of Ceph 1 41. Hubble's constant using SNIa data and OGLE III Cepheids in the LMC Kinemuchi, Karen Spectroscopic Study of NSVS RR RRL 1 42. Lyrae Stars Kopacki, Grzegorz Search for pulsating stars in the CGS 1 43. globular cluster M80 from ground and space observations Kuehn, Charles RR Lyrae in LMC Globular Clusters RRL 1 44. Kunder, Andrea An Oosterhoff Analysis of the RRL 1 45. Galactic Bulge Field RR Lyrae stars: Implications On Their Absolute Magnitudes Lampens, Patricia Towards accurate component DSC 2 46. et al. properties of the Hyades binary Theta 2 Tauri Laney, C.D. and THE Calibration of the P-Factor in Ceph 1 47. Joner, M.D.J. Baade-Wesselink Radii for Classical and Dwarf Cepheids Laney, C.D. and The Distance to the LMC from Ceph 1 48. Pieterzynski, G. Red Clump Stars, and the Metallicity Correction to the Cepheid PL Relation Marconi, Marcella Discovery of RR Lyrae stars in RRL 1 49. et al. M31 globular Mathur, Savita Analysing solar-like oscillations Solar 2 50. with an automatic pipeline Matsunaga, Period-luminosity relations for Ceph 1 51. Noriyuki type II Cepheid Matsunaga, The IRSF/SIRIUS survey of Miras RG 1 52. Noriyuki and the toward the Galactic center IRSF/SIRIUS team Medupe, Thebe The effect of pulsational opacity roAp 2 53. Rodney fluctuations on the oscillations in the atmospheres of A stars Medupe, Thebe Frequency analysis of roAp star: roAp 2 54. Rodney HD 217522 Miglio, Andrea The combined Solar 2 55. CORALIE+UVES+UCLES time series of $\alpha$ Cen A: preliminary results Miglio,Andrea The enigma of B-type pulsators B 2 56. in the SMC Moya, Andres Study of the nature of the DSC 2 57. Lambda Bootis star 29 Cygni using asteroseismology Ngeow, C. et al. IRAC Band Period-Luminosity Ceph 1 58. Relations from LMC Cepheids: Application to Three Nearby Galaxies Niyogi, Suklima The effect of stellar pulsation RG 1 59. Guha and Speck, cycles on dust formation: A Angela K. temporal study of the mid- infrared spectrum of O-rich AGB Star, T Cep Onifer, Andrew J. Two-Dimensional Ceph 1 60. and Buchler, J. Hydrodynamical Simulations of Robert Cepheids and RR Lyrae Pamyatnykh, Modelling Hybrid Beta Cep/SPB B 2 61. Alexey A. and Pulsations - Gamma Pegasi Zdravkov, Thomas Pellerin, Anne et Cepheids, Eclipsing Binaries, and CGS 1 62. al. Other Variables in M33 Peña, J.H. et al. Physical parameters of four field RRL 1 63. RR Lyrae stars in Bootes Pollard, Karen et Spectroscopic mode- GD 2 64. al. identification of gamma Doradus stars Pricopi, Dumitru Pulsational stability of red giant RG 1 65. and Doru Suran, stars Marian Quirion, Pierre- To Automatically Get the Stellar Solar 2 66. Olivier Parameters of Solar-Like Stars Observed by the Kepler Satellite Ratcliff, Stephen J. Spectroscopic observations of RG 1 67. SRd and RV Tau variables at Middlebury College Ripepi, Vincenzo Stellar archaeology in the Milky CGS 1 68. et al. Way Halo: variable stars and stellar populations in the new Milky Way satellites discovered by the SDSS Romaniello, The dependency of the Cepheid Ceph 1 69. Martino Period-Luminosity Relation on chemical composition Semaan, Thierry Characterization and parameter B 2 70. determination of CoRoT variable stars with FLAMES Simoniello, Evidence of increasing acoustic Solar 2 71. Rosaria emissivity over solar cycle 23 at high frequency in integrated sunlight measurements Spano, Maxime Variability morphologies in the CGS 1 72. color-magnitude diagram Suárez, Juan Analysis of the internal rotation B 2 73. Carlos profile of stars using rotational mode splitting asymmetries Szabo, Robert Strange and low amplitude Ceph 1 74. Cepheid candidates in the CoRoT observations Szabo, Robert Amplitude and phase modulation RRL 1 75. in CoRoT RR Lyrae stars Szczygiel, Dorota Galactic fundamental mode RR RRL 1 76. Lyrae stars: period-amplitude diagram, metallicities and distribution Templeton, Long-term variability in o Ceti: RG 1 77. Matthew R. and signs of supergranular Karovska, convection? Margarita Templeton, Long-term, multicolor Ceph 1 78. Matthew R. photometry of W Vir and Type II Henden, Arne. A. Cepheids Turner, David G. Enhancing Our Knowledge of Ceph 1 79. Northern Cepheids through Photometric Monitoring Turner, David G. Stochastic Processes in Yellow RG 1 80. et al. and Red Pulsating Variables Uytterhoeven, The asteroseismic ground-based CGS 2 81. Katrien and observational counterpart of CoRoT/SWG CoRoT Ground-based Observations Working Group Uytterhoeven, Abundance analysis and mode B 2 82. Katrien et al. identification for the beta Cephei CoRoT main target HD180642 Uytterhoeven, Time-scales of line-broadening B 2 83. Katrien et al. variability in OB Supergiants Uytterhoeven, Gamma Doradus stars in the GD 2 84. Katrien, Mathias, CoRoT exoplanets fields Philippe, and the CoRoT gamma Doradus Working Group Varadi, Mihaly et Detecting short period variables CGS 2 85.
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    galaxies Review Eclipsing Systems with Pulsating Components (Types b Cep, d Sct, g Dor or Red Giant) in the Era of High-Accuracy Space Data Patricia Lampens Royal Observatory of Belgium, Ringlaan 3, 1180 Brussels, Belgium; [email protected] Abstract: Eclipsing systems are essential objects for understanding the properties of stars and stellar systems. Eclipsing systems with pulsating components are furthermore advantageous because they provide accurate constraints on the component properties, as well as a complementary method for pulsation mode determination, crucial for precise asteroseismology. The outcome of space missions aiming at delivering high-accuracy light curves for many thousands of stars in search of planetary systems has also generated new insights in the field of variable stars and revived the interest of binary systems in general. The detection of eclipsing systems with pulsating components has particularly benefitted from this, and progress in this field is growing fast. In this review, we showcase some of the recent results obtained from studies of eclipsing systems with pulsating components based on data acquired by the space missions Kepler or TESS. We consider different system configurations including semi-detached eclipsing binaries in (near-)circular orbits, a (near-)circular and non-synchronized eclipsing binary with a chemically peculiar component, eclipsing binaries showing the heartbeat phenomenon, as well as detached, eccentric double-lined systems. All display one or more pulsating component(s). Among the great variety of known classes of pulsating stars, we discuss unevolved or slightly evolved pulsators of spectral type B, A or F and red giants with solar-like oscillations. Some systems exhibit additional phenomena such as tidal effects, angular momentum transfer, (occasional) Citation: Lampens, P.
  • The Observer, November

    The Observer, November

    The OBSERVER The Newsletter of the Twin City Amateur Astronomers, Inc. November 2001 Volume 26, Number 11 Adventures in Meteor Hunting — Duane Yockey In This Issue: REETINGS to my brother and and binoculars just in case the meteors sister sky watchers, didn't live up to their billing. Saturday G was clear here in central Illinois, and • Meteor Hunting Adventures ...1 when I got back from a Duane shows that he has the The long awaited day play at Illinois State right stuff as he tears after the of the Leonid meteor University around Leonids and finds them! shower arrived Satur- 10:30 p.m. the sky was day. I was really still showing lots of • TCAA Calendar ........................1 looking forward to stars. I called Laura Use our calendar to mark going out to the (my oldest daughter), your calendar. observatory with who said the skies were other Twin City clear down in southern • TCAA Annual Holiday Bash....3 Amateur Indiana and I could Party like it’s, um, 2001, at Astronomers and see- drive down there, if the Vic & Cindy’s! ............................ ing the "show" from clouds rolled in (ha, 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. ha). I assured her that • Club Notes................................4 early Sunday morn- the sky would cooper- Wow, it’s been a busy month! ing. So I packed my ate, and it was looking car early with a lawn good then, and I wished • Software Review: DSE ...........5 chair and threw in my her good luck (if she And just think, if you never telescope, star charts turn to page 5, you’ll never know continued on next page what DSE stands for..