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Involvement in the

ground-based spectroscopy

ESO / OHP / Calar Alto

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• Aims

• How and who

• Current status and near future

Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

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Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

Ground-based

multisite

high-resolution

spectra

AIMS

β Cephei,

Be stars

Belgian contribution

Mode identification

(l,m)

δ Scuti,

γ Doradus

km/s

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Ground-based multisite

high-resolution spectroscopic observations

Perfectly fitting the expertise of the KULeuven team!

AIMS

Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

Belgian contribution

1. Identification of m-values to the detected modes

2. Detection of high-degree l modes

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1. Teams

2. Instruments and runs

3. Data analysis techniques

Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

HOW and WHO

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Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

HOW and WHO

Belgian contribution Brera / δ Scuti Leuven / β Cephei Meudon / Be Granada Nice / γ Doradus Duplicate independent analyses for the same star Share know-how

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Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

HOW and WHO

Belgian contribution

Leuven / β Cephei + δ Scuti

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Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

INSTRUMENTS and RUNS

Belgian contribution

SOPHIE@1.92m at OHP Philippe Mathias FOCES@2.2m at Calar Alto

Pedro Amado

ESO Large programme:

15 nights (10+5) per semester for 4 consecutive ESO periods (1,5 year of CoRoT lifetime)

FEROS@2.2m at La Silla

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Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

INSTRUMENTS and RUNS

Belgian contribution

SOPHIE@1.92m at OHP Philippe Mathias FOCES@2.2m at Calar Alto

Pedro Amado

First run: Winter 2006-07

Data analyses ongoing

Second run: Summer 2007

FEROS@2.2m at La Silla

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Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

INSTRUMENTS and RUNS

Belgian contribution

SOPHIE@1.92m at OHP Philippe Mathias FOCES@2.2m at Calar Alto

Pedro Amado

Fabien CARRIER

FEROS run

(25 June – 5 July)

Help for FEROS data

reduction

FEROS@2.2m at La Silla

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Spectroscopic Mode Identification

Moment method

Pixel-by-pixel method

Line-profile fitting technique

developed by

Conny AERTS, Joris DE RIDDER,

Maryline BRIQUET and Wolfgang ZIMA

Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

DATA ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES

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IR01

LRa1

First run (Winter 2006-07)

Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

CURRENT STATUS

Belgian contribution

Wolfgang ZIMA

δ Scuti

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225 high-resolution echelle

FEROS@2.2m spectra

covering 96 hours

S/N: 70

200

Wavelength range: 3500

8800 Å

9 selected unblended lines

are combined

S/N of ~ 500

Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

HD 50844 – δ Scuti star – IR01/LRa1

Belgian contribution

Night of January 6th, 2007

Wolfgang ZIMA

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Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

HD 50844 – δ Scuti star – IR01/LRa1

Belgian contribution

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Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

HD 50844 – δ Scuti star – IR01/LRa1

Belgian contribution 15 frequencies between 5 and 17 c d-1 RV amplitude between 0.2 and 0.7 km s-1

Wolfgang ZIMA

N orma lize d po w er Frequency c/d

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Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

HD 50844 – δ Scuti star – IR01/LRa1

Belgian contribution

Most of the modes

apparently prograde

l-values up to 10

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Second run (Summer 2007)

LRc1

HD 181555 δ Scuti

ESO – OHP – Calar Alto

HD 180642 β Cephei

ESO – OHP

HD 181231 Be

ESO

Ground-based spectroscopy ESO/OHP/Calar Alto Large Programme

NEAR FUTURE

Belgian contribution

Wolfgang ZIMA

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