Abstract
A study of pulsational properties with evolution has been done for a 15.6 Msub(sun) star with Xsub(e)=0.90 and Ysub(e)=0.08. Pulsational properties in the hydrogen-burning stages have been compared with those in helium-burning stages. A comparison with observed characteristics of ..beta.. Cepheids, classical Cepheids and supergiant variables has been made during the course of its evolution. In addition, models of 5, 9, and 15 Msub(sun) with Xsub(e)=0.708, Ysub(e)=0.272 have also been studied for pulsational properties during the helium burning stage. It is also seen that pulsational instability is sensitive to changes in initial chemical composition and opacity parameters, n and s. A low helium abundance could be a reason for the stability of the models, even when lying in the instability strip of the H-R diagram.
Gurm, H S;
Sukhija, H M;
Badalia, J K
[1]
- Punjabi Univ., Patalia (India). Dept. of Astronomy and Space Sciences
Citation Formats
Gurm, H S, Sukhija, H M, and Badalia, J K.
Pulsations of stellar models in H and He burning phases.
Netherlands: N. p.,
1983.
Web.
doi:10.1007/BF00650062.
Gurm, H S, Sukhija, H M, & Badalia, J K.
Pulsations of stellar models in H and He burning phases.
Netherlands.
https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00650062
Gurm, H S, Sukhija, H M, and Badalia, J K.
1983.
"Pulsations of stellar models in H and He burning phases."
Netherlands.
https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00650062.
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title = {Pulsations of stellar models in H and He burning phases}
author = {Gurm, H S, Sukhija, H M, and Badalia, J K}
abstractNote = {A study of pulsational properties with evolution has been done for a 15.6 Msub(sun) star with Xsub(e)=0.90 and Ysub(e)=0.08. Pulsational properties in the hydrogen-burning stages have been compared with those in helium-burning stages. A comparison with observed characteristics of ..beta.. Cepheids, classical Cepheids and supergiant variables has been made during the course of its evolution. In addition, models of 5, 9, and 15 Msub(sun) with Xsub(e)=0.708, Ysub(e)=0.272 have also been studied for pulsational properties during the helium burning stage. It is also seen that pulsational instability is sensitive to changes in initial chemical composition and opacity parameters, n and s. A low helium abundance could be a reason for the stability of the models, even when lying in the instability strip of the H-R diagram.}
doi = {10.1007/BF00650062}
journal = []
volume = {90:2}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Netherlands}
year = {1983}
month = {Feb}
}
title = {Pulsations of stellar models in H and He burning phases}
author = {Gurm, H S, Sukhija, H M, and Badalia, J K}
abstractNote = {A study of pulsational properties with evolution has been done for a 15.6 Msub(sun) star with Xsub(e)=0.90 and Ysub(e)=0.08. Pulsational properties in the hydrogen-burning stages have been compared with those in helium-burning stages. A comparison with observed characteristics of ..beta.. Cepheids, classical Cepheids and supergiant variables has been made during the course of its evolution. In addition, models of 5, 9, and 15 Msub(sun) with Xsub(e)=0.708, Ysub(e)=0.272 have also been studied for pulsational properties during the helium burning stage. It is also seen that pulsational instability is sensitive to changes in initial chemical composition and opacity parameters, n and s. A low helium abundance could be a reason for the stability of the models, even when lying in the instability strip of the H-R diagram.}
doi = {10.1007/BF00650062}
journal = []
volume = {90:2}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Netherlands}
year = {1983}
month = {Feb}
}