David L. Mary
Articles written in Journal of Astrophysics and Astronomy
Volume 26 Issue 2-3 June 2005 pp 283-292
On the analysis of light curves in asteroseismology
We provide a detailed introduction to the main problems arising when analyzing light curves in asteroseismology. Attention is first paid to the signal model delivered by the pulsating stars and to the noise sources corrupting this model in photometric observations. The main pitfalls and ambiguities occurring in Fourier analysis are summarized and illustrated. Some classical, Least Squares (LS) based methods for spectrum analysis are analyzed and commented on from the point of view of ill-posed problems. The insight that can be gained from such analyses is discussed.
Volume 26 Issue 2-3 June 2005 pp 339-347
Facilities at ARIES for the Nainital-Cape Survey
A collaborative programme searching for mmag pulsations in chemically peculiar stars in the northern hemisphere was initiated in 1997 between Nainital, India, and Cape Town, South Africa. It was therefore named as the
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