J/A+A/551/A2    Light curves of DP CVn and DI Psc            (Kovari+, 2013)

Doppler imaging of stellar surface structure. XXIV. The lithium-rich single K-giants DP Canum Venaticorum and DI Piscium. Kovari Zs., Korhonen H., Strassmeier K.G, Weber M., Kriskovics L., Savanov I. <Astron. Astrophys. 551, A2 (2013)> =2013A&A...551A...2K 2013A&A...551A...2K
ADC_Keywords: Stars, late-type ; Photometry ; Spectroscopy ; Line Profiles Keywords: stars: activity - stars: imaging - stars: late-type - stars: starspots - stars: individual: DP CVn - stars: individual: DI Psc Abstract: We present the first Doppler imaging study of the two rapidly rotating, single K-giants DP CVn and DI Psc in order to study the surface spot configuration and to pinpoint their stellar evolutionary status. Optical spectroscopy and photometry are used to determine the fundamental astrophysical properties. Doppler imaging is applied to recover the surface temperature distribution for both stars, while photometric light-curve inversions are carried out for studying the long-term changes of the surface activity of DP CVn. Surface differential rotation of DP CVn is estimated from cross-correlating the available subsequent Doppler reconstructions separated by roughly one rotation period. Both stars appear to have higher than normal lithium abundance, LTE logn of 2.28 (DP CVn) and 2.20 (DI Psc), and are supposed to be located at the end of the first Li dredge-up on the RGB. Photometric observations reveal rotational modulation with a period of 14.010d (DP CVn) and 18.066d (DI Psc). Doppler reconstructions from the available mapping lines well agree in the revealed spot patterns, recovering rather low latitude spots for both stars with temperature contrasts of {DELTA}T∼600-800K below the unspotted photospheric background. Spots at higher latitudes are also found but either with less contrast (DP CVn) or with smaller extent (DI Psc). A preliminary antisolar-type differential rotation with α=-0.035 is found for DP CVn from cross-correlating the subsequent Doppler images. Long-term photometric analysis supports the existence of active longitudes, as well as the differential rotation. Description: Differential photometric magnitudes of DP CVn and DI Psc obtained with 'Wolfgang' (in Stroemgren b, y) and 'Amadeus' (in Johnson-Cousins V, Ic), the two automated photoelectric telescopes owned by the Leibniz-Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (formerly of University of Vienna), located at Fairborn Observatory in Arizona, USA. Comparison stars were HD1095129 (for DP CVn) and HD217019 (for DI Psc). Objects: ---------------------------------------------------------- RA (2000) DE Designation(s) (Per) ---------------------------------------------------------- 12 36 16.97 +51 30 52.3 DP CVn = HD 109703 (14.010) 22 59 59.39 +05 09 34.5 DI Psc = HD 217352 (18.066) ---------------------------------------------------------- File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file dpcvn_dv.dat 32 617 Differential magnitudes of DP CVn in Johnson V dpcvn_di.dat 32 589 Differential magnitudes of DP CVn in Cousins Ic dpcvn_db.dat 32 179 Differential magnitudes of DP CVn in Stroemgren b dpcvn_dy.dat 32 242 Differential magnitudes of DP CVn in Stroemgren y dipsc_dv.dat 32 91 Differential magnitudes of DI Psc in Johnson V dipsc_di.dat 32 81 Differential magnitudes of DI Psc in Cousins Ic dipsc_db.dat 32 38 Differential magnitudes of DI Psc in Stroemgren b dipsc_dy.dat 32 121 Differential magnitudes of DI Psc in Stroemgren y -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: dpcvn_*.dat dipsc_*.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 13 F13.5 d HJD Heliocentric Julian Day 15- 22 F8.5 mag Dmag Differential magnitude in Filter 24- 30 F7.5 mag e_Dmag Error in Dmag 32 A1 --- Filt [bivy] Filter (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note (1): Filters as follows: v = Johnson V i = Cousins Ic b = Stoemgren b y = Stoemgren y -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: Zs Kovari, kovari(at)konkoly.hu References: Strassmeier et al., 1997PASP..109..697S 1997PASP..109..697S, Wolfgang-Amadeus: The University of Vienna Twin Automatic Photoelectric Telescope Strassmeier, Paper I 1996A&A...314..558S 1996A&A...314..558S Rice & Strassmeier, Paper II 1996A&A...316..164R 1996A&A...316..164R Strassmeier, Paper III 1997A&A...319..535S 1997A&A...319..535S Strassmeier et al., Paper IV 1997A&A...322..511S 1997A&A...322..511S Weber & Strassmeier, Paper V 1998A&A...330.1029W 1998A&A...330.1029W Strassmeier & Rice, Paper VI 1998A&A...330..685S 1998A&A...330..685S Rice & Strassmeier, Paper VII 1998A&A...336..972R 1998A&A...336..972R Strassmeier et al., Paper VIII 1998A&A...336..587S 1998A&A...336..587S Strassmeier & Rice, Paper IX 1998A&A...339..497S 1998A&A...339..497S Strassmeier et al., Paper X 1999A&A...347..212S 1999A&A...347..212S Strassmeier, Paper XI 1999A&A...347..225S 1999A&A...347..225S Strassmeier & Bartus, Paper XII 2000A&A...354..537S 2000A&A...354..537S Strassmeier, Paper XIII 2000A&A...357..608S 2000A&A...357..608S Strassmeier & Rice, Paper XIV 2000A&A...360.1019S 2000A&A...360.1019S Weber & Strassmeier, Paper XV 2001A&A...373..974W 2001A&A...373..974W Klovari et al., Paper XVI 2001A&A...373..199K 2001A&A...373..199K Rice & Strassmeier, Paper XVII 2001A&A...377..264R 2001A&A...377..264R Olah et al., Paper XVIII 2002A&A...389..202O 2002A&A...389..202O Strassmeier & Rice, Paper XIX 2003A&A...399..315S 2003A&A...399..315S, Cat. 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(End) Zs Kovari [Konkoly Obs, Hungary], Patricia Vannier [CDS] 09-Jan-2013
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