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The height of convective plumes in the red supergiant Cep
A. López Ariste, M. Wavasseur, Ph. Mathias +3
Aims. We seek to understand convection in red supergiants and the mechanisms that trigger the mass loss from cool evolved stars. Methods. Linear spectropolarimetry of the atomic li…
Three-dimensional imaging of convective cells in the photosphere of Betelgeuse
A. López Ariste, S. Georgiev, Ph. Mathias +5
Understanding convection in red supergiants and the mechanisms that trigger the mass loss from these evolved stars are the general goals of most observations of Betelgeuse and its…
Pulsating chromosphere of classical Cepheids. Calcium infrared triplet and H profile variations
V. Hocdé, N. Nardetto, S. Borgniet +10
It has been shown recently that the infrared emission of Cepheids, which is constant over the pulsation cycle, might be due to a pulsating shell of ionized gas of about 15\% of the…
Dynamical structure of the pulsating atmosphere of RR Lyr - I. A typical pulsation cycle
D. Gillet, B. Mauclaire, T. Lemoult +5
RRab stars are large amplitude pulsating stars in which the pulsation is associated with strong shock wake propagating in the atmosphere. The objective of this study is to provide…
First observation of H redshifted emission in RR Lyr
D. Gillet, B. Mauclaire, T. Garrel +10
The so-called H third emission occurs around pulsation phase =0.30. It has been observed for the first time in 2011 in some RR Lyrae stars. The emission intensity is very wea…
The close circumstellar environment of Betelgeuse. IV. VLTI/PIONIER interferometric monitoring of the photosphere
M. Montargès, P. Kervella, G. Perrin +9
Context. The mass-loss mechanism of cool massive evolved stars is poorly understood. The proximity of Betelgeuse makes it an appealing target to study its atmosphere, map the shape…