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Forty-Four New White Dwarfs in the Southern Hemisphere. [PDF]
Luyten WJ.
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Backtracking the evolution of subdwarf B stars with asteroseismology
Promotor : Aerts, C.C. Co-promotor : Nelemans, G.A.
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A Faint Progenitor System for the Faint Supernova 2024vjm
Zimmerman E +69 more
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Population synthesis of Galactic subdwarf B stars [PDF]
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Gijs Nelemans
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The origin of subdwarf B stars – I. The formation channels [PDF]
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Spectroscopic and photometric data give evidence for a large fraction of binary stars among hot subdwarfs. Since our work aims at determining atmospheric parameters and distances of sdB and sdOB stars, we have to take special care of this aspect. We try to deconvolve the photometric data and derive colours for the subdwarf component of the binary.
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Spectroscopic and photometric data give evidence for a large fraction of binary stars among hot subdwarfs. Since our work aims at determining atmospheric parameters and distances of sdB and sdOB stars, we have to take special care of this aspect. We try to deconvolve the photometric data and derive colours for the subdwarf component of the binary.
A. Theissen +3 more
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The evolution of helium-rich subdwarf-B stars
Astrophysics and Space Science, 2004Helium-rich subdwarf-B (He-sdB) stars are extremely rare hot subluminous stars found in the field of our Galaxy as well as in some globular clusters. The existence of these hot helium stars cannot be explained by canonical stellar evolution theories nor can it be explained by normal sdB evolution.
C S Jeffery
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The pulsations in subdwarf B stars
Astronomische Nachrichten, 2001In this paper, I review our present knowledge of the pulsation phenomenon that affects a fraction of the subdwarf B (sdB) stars. The observed properties of this recently discovered class of pulsating stars are summarized and the current status of the theory explaining the driving of the observed pulsations is discussed.
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