AsteroFLAG: first results from hare-and-hounds Exercise 1
arXiv:0803.4143 · doi:10.1002/asna.200710995
Abstract
We report on initial results from the first phase of Exercise 1 of the asteroFLAG hare and hounds. The asteroFLAG group is helping to prepare for the asteroseismology component of NASA's Kepler mission, and the first phase of Exercise 1 is concerned with testing extraction of estimates of the large and small frequency spacings of the low-degree p modes from Kepler-like artificial data. These seismic frequency spacings will provide key input for complementing the exoplanet search data.
11 pages, accepted for publication in Astronomische Nachrichten
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