会议专题

Stellar radii from long-baseline interferometry

Long baseline interferometers now measure the angular diameters of nearby stars with sub-percent accuracy. They can be translated in photospheric radii when the parallax is known,thus creating a novel and powerful constraint for stellar models. I present applications of interferometric radius measurements to the modeling of main sequence stars. Over the last few years,we obtained accurate measurements of the linear radius of many of the nearest stars: Procyon A,61Cyg A & B,αCen A & B,Sirius A,Proxima... Firstly,I describe the example of our modeling of Procyon A (F5IV-V) with the CESAM code,constrained using spectrophotometry,the linear radius,and asteroseismic frequencies. I also present our recent results on the low-mass 61 Cyg system (K5V+K7V),for which asteroseismic frequencies have not been detected yet.

techniques:interferometric stars:individual (Procyon, 61 Cyg) stars:evolution

Pierre Kervella

LESIA,Observatoire de Paris,CNRSUMR8109,UPMC,Université Paris Diderot,5 Place Jules Janssen,92195 Meudon,France

国际会议

The 252th Symposium of the International Astronomical Union(国际天文学联合会第252届研讨会)

海南三亚

英文

405-412

2008-04-06(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)