Asteroseismology of the Double-Mode High-Amplitude Scuti Star VX Hydrae
arXiv:1807.00351 · doi:10.3847/1538-4357/aac9c5
Abstract
Bi-site time-series photometric and high-resolution spectroscopic observations were made for the double-mode high-amplitude Scuti star VX\ Hya. The fundamental frequency , the first overtone and 23 harmonics and linear combinations of and are detected by pulsation analysis. From the spectroscopic data, we get . The period change rate of the fundamental mode is obtained by using the Fourier-phase diagram method, which gives the value of . With these results from the observations, we perform theoretical explorations with the stellar evolution code MESA, and constrain the models by fitting , , and within deviations. The results show that the period change of VX\ Hya could be ascribed to the evolutionary effect. The stellar parameters of VX\ Hya could be derived as: the mass , the luminosity and the age years. VX\ Hya is found to locate at the post-main-sequence stage with a helium core and a hydrogen-burning shell on the HR diagram.
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