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Paper
A catalogue of double-mode high amplitude \\(\\) Scuti stars in the Galaxy and their statistical properties
2021
Overview
We present the first catalogue of double-mode and multi-mode high amplitude \\(\\) Scuti star (HADS) in the Galaxy. The catalogue contains source name, coordinates, radial modes such as the fundamental (F, period P0), first-overtone (1O, period P1), second-overtone (2O, period P2), and the third-overtone (3O, period P3) if available, period ratios, magnitude, and the relevant literature. Totally, 155 sources were collected until March 2021, in which 142 HADS with double-mode (132 with F and 1O, and 10 with 1O and 2O), 11 triple-mode, and 2 quadruple-mode. Statistical analysis shows clear features: P0 lies in a range of 0.05 days to 0.175 days (sample: 132 double-mode HADS pulsating in F and 1O); P1/P0 lies in a range of 0.761 \\(-\\) 0.787 (sample: 142 with P0 and P1), in which about 90\\% in 0.765 \\(-\\) 0.785, which is wider than previous studies. The Petersen diagram was created with a much larger sample (144 HADS with P0 and P1) and we find that stars with periods in 0.05 \\(-\\) 0.1 days scatter largely from the updated linear relation (i.e., Eq.1), the reason of which however needs further investigation. Particularly, we discover that the ratio P2/P1 (sample: 21 HADS with P1 and P2) equals 0.802\\(\\)0.004, which could be viewed as a possible indicator to identify the modes 1O and 2O for multi-mode HADS. In addition, several unusual stars are pointed out, which may need more attention to their pulsations and stellar parameters in the future.
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Cornell University Library, arXiv.org
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