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Internal mixing of rotating stars inferred from dipole gravity modes
May G. Pedersen, Conny Aerts, Péter I. Pápics +7
During most of their life, stars fuse hydrogen into helium in their cores. The mixing of chemical elements in the radiative envelope of stars with a convective core is able to repl…
Reduction of the maximum mass-loss rate of OH/IR stars due to unnoticed binary interaction
L. Decin, W. Homan, T. Danilovich +12
In 1981, the idea of a superwind that ends the life of cool giant stars was proposed. Extreme OH/IR-stars develop superwinds with the highest mass-loss rates known so far, up to a…
Asteroseismic masses, ages, and core properties of Doradus stars using gravito-inertial dipole modes and spectroscopy
Joey S. G. Mombarg, Timothy Van Reeth, May G. Pedersen +5
The asteroseismic modelling of period spacing patterns from gravito-inertial modes in stars with a convective core is a high-dimensional problem. We utilise the measured period spa…
Binary Asteroseismic Modelling: isochrone-cloud methodology and application to Kepler gravity-mode pulsators
C. Johnston, A. Tkachenko, C. Aerts +5
The simultaneous presence of variability due to both pulsations and binarity is no rare phenomenon. Unfortunately, the complexities of dealing with even one of these sources of var…
Forward asteroseismic modeling of stars with a convective core from gravity-mode oscillations: parameter estimation and stellar model selection
C. Aerts, G. Molenberghs, M. Michielsen +13
We propose a methodological framework to perform forward asteroseismic modeling of stars with a convective core, based on gravity-mode oscillations. These probe the near-core regio…
The variable mass loss of the AGB star WX Psc as traced by the CO J=1-0 through 7-6 lines and the dust emission
L. Decin, S. Hony, A. de Koter +3
Low and intermediate mass stars lose a significant fraction of their mass through a dust-driven wind during the Asymptotic Giant Branch (AGB) phase. Recent studies show that winds…