Matching the frequency spectrum of PMS stars by means of standard and rotating models
arXiv:0806.1483 · doi:10.1111/j.1365-2966.2008.13560.x
Abstract
We applied the ATON code to the computation of detailed grids of standard (non--rotating) and rotating Pre--Main Sequence (PMS) models and computed their adiabatic oscillation spectra,with the aim of exploring the seismic properties of young stars. We adopt a method similar to the matching mode method by Guenther and Brown making use, when necessary, also of our rotating evolutionary code to compute the models for PMS stars. The method is described by a preliminary application to the frequency spectrum of two PMS stars (85 and 278) in the young open cluster NGC 6530. For the Star 85 we confirm, with self--consistent rotating models, previous interpretation of the data, attributing three close frequencies to the mode n=4, l=1 and m=0,+1,--1. For the Star 278 we find a different fit for the frequencies, corresponding to a model within the original error box of the star, and dispute the possibility thatthis star has an effective temperature much cooler that the red boundary of the radial instability strip.
9pages, 2 tables, 6 figures. Accepted to MNRAS
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