Long-term chromospheric activity of non-eclipsing RS CVn-type stars

Context. The IUE database provides several UV high and low-resolution spectra of RS CVn-type stars from 1978 to 1996. In particular, many of these stars were monitored continuously during several seasons by IUE. Aims. Our main purpose is to study the short and long-term chromospheric activity of the...

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spelling todo:paper_00046361_v495_n1_p287_Buccino2023-10-03T14:00:25Z Long-term chromospheric activity of non-eclipsing RS CVn-type stars Buccino, A.P. Mauas, P.J.D. Stars binaries: spectroscopic Stars: activity Ultraviolet: stars Chromophores Flip flop circuits Polyethylene glycols Rapid solidification Chromospheric activities HR 1099 Lomb-scargle periodogram Resolution spectrum Rotational modulations Stars: activity Ultraviolet: stars V711 taus Stars Context. The IUE database provides several UV high and low-resolution spectra of RS CVn-type stars from 1978 to 1996. In particular, many of these stars were monitored continuously during several seasons by IUE. Aims. Our main purpose is to study the short and long-term chromospheric activity of the RS CVn systems most observed by IUE: HD 22 468 (V711 Tau, HR 1099, K1IV+G5V), HD 21 242 (UX Ari, K0IV+G5V), and HD 224 085 (II Peg, K2IV).Methods. We first obtained the Mount Wilson index from the IUE high and low-resolution spectra. Secondly, we used the Lomb-Scargle periodogram to analyse the mean annual index and the amplitude of the rotational modulation of the index. Results. For HD 22 468 (V711 Tau, HR 1099), we find a possible chromospheric cycle with a period of ~18 years and a shorter cycle with a period of ~3 years, which could be associated to a chromospheric "flip-flop" cycle. The data of HD 224 085 (II Peg) also suggest a chromospheric cycle of ~21 years and a flip-flop cycle of ~9 years. Finally, we obtained a possible chromospheric cycle of ~7 years for HD 21 242 (UX Ari).. © 2009 ESO. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00046361_v495_n1_p287_Buccino
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topic Stars binaries: spectroscopic
Stars: activity
Ultraviolet: stars
Chromophores
Flip flop circuits
Polyethylene glycols
Rapid solidification
Chromospheric activities
HR 1099
Lomb-scargle periodogram
Resolution spectrum
Rotational modulations
Stars: activity
Ultraviolet: stars
V711 taus
Stars
spellingShingle Stars binaries: spectroscopic
Stars: activity
Ultraviolet: stars
Chromophores
Flip flop circuits
Polyethylene glycols
Rapid solidification
Chromospheric activities
HR 1099
Lomb-scargle periodogram
Resolution spectrum
Rotational modulations
Stars: activity
Ultraviolet: stars
V711 taus
Stars
Buccino, A.P.
Mauas, P.J.D.
Long-term chromospheric activity of non-eclipsing RS CVn-type stars
topic_facet Stars binaries: spectroscopic
Stars: activity
Ultraviolet: stars
Chromophores
Flip flop circuits
Polyethylene glycols
Rapid solidification
Chromospheric activities
HR 1099
Lomb-scargle periodogram
Resolution spectrum
Rotational modulations
Stars: activity
Ultraviolet: stars
V711 taus
Stars
description Context. The IUE database provides several UV high and low-resolution spectra of RS CVn-type stars from 1978 to 1996. In particular, many of these stars were monitored continuously during several seasons by IUE. Aims. Our main purpose is to study the short and long-term chromospheric activity of the RS CVn systems most observed by IUE: HD 22 468 (V711 Tau, HR 1099, K1IV+G5V), HD 21 242 (UX Ari, K0IV+G5V), and HD 224 085 (II Peg, K2IV).Methods. We first obtained the Mount Wilson index from the IUE high and low-resolution spectra. Secondly, we used the Lomb-Scargle periodogram to analyse the mean annual index and the amplitude of the rotational modulation of the index. Results. For HD 22 468 (V711 Tau, HR 1099), we find a possible chromospheric cycle with a period of ~18 years and a shorter cycle with a period of ~3 years, which could be associated to a chromospheric "flip-flop" cycle. The data of HD 224 085 (II Peg) also suggest a chromospheric cycle of ~21 years and a flip-flop cycle of ~9 years. Finally, we obtained a possible chromospheric cycle of ~7 years for HD 21 242 (UX Ari).. © 2009 ESO.
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author Buccino, A.P.
Mauas, P.J.D.
author_facet Buccino, A.P.
Mauas, P.J.D.
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title Long-term chromospheric activity of non-eclipsing RS CVn-type stars
title_short Long-term chromospheric activity of non-eclipsing RS CVn-type stars
title_full Long-term chromospheric activity of non-eclipsing RS CVn-type stars
title_fullStr Long-term chromospheric activity of non-eclipsing RS CVn-type stars
title_full_unstemmed Long-term chromospheric activity of non-eclipsing RS CVn-type stars
title_sort long-term chromospheric activity of non-eclipsing rs cvn-type stars
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