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The non-dipolar magnetic fields of accreting T Tauri stars
S. G. Gregory, S. P. Matt, J. -F. Donati +1
Models of magnetospheric accretion on to classical T Tauri stars often assume that stellar magnetic fields are simple dipoles. Recently published surface magnetograms of BP Tau and…
Stellar evolution through the ages: period variations in galactic RRab stars as derived from the GEOS database and TAROT telescopes
J. F. Le Borgne, A. Paschke, J. Vandenbroere +6
The theory of stellar evolution can be more closely tested if we have the opportunity to measure new quantities. Nowadays, observations of galactic RR Lyr stars are available on a…
EROs found behind lensing clusters. II. Stellar populations and dust properties of optical dropout EROs and comparison with related objects
D. Schaerer, A. Hempel, E. Egami +6
We determine the nature, redshift, stellar populations and dust properties of optically faint or non-detected extremely red objects (ERO) found from our survey of the lensing clust…
Searching for the first galaxies through gravitational lenses
D. Schaerer, R. Pello, J. Richard +7
Observing the first galaxies formed during the reionisation epoch, i.e. approximately within the first billion years after the Big Bang, remains one of the challenges of contempora…
The near-IR Surface Brightness Method applied to six Cepheids in the young LMC cluster NGC1866
Jesper Storm, Wolfgang P. Gieren, Pascal Fouque +2
We present new near-IR light curves for six Cepheids in the young blue LMC cluster NGC1866 as well as high precision radial velocity curves for ten Cepheids in NGC1866 and two in N…
The precision of large radio continuum source catalogues- An application of the SPECFIND tool
B. Vollmer, E. Davoust, P. Dubois +3
The accuracy in position and flux density of 19 large radio continuum source catalogues has been determined using SPECFIND, a new tool recently made available through the CDS. The…