The secondary eclipses of WASP-19b as seen by the ASTEP 400 telescope from Antarctica

The secondary eclipses of WASP-19b as seen by the ASTEP 400 telescope from Antarctica
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DOI:
10.1051/0004-6361/201220351
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发表时间:
2013-03
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6.5
通讯作者:
L. Abe;I. Gonccalves;A. Agabi;A. Alapini;T. Guillot;D. M'ekarnia;J. Rivet;F. Schmider;N. Crouzet;J. Fortney;F. Pont;M. Barbieri;J. Daban;Y. Fantei-caujolle;C. Gouvret;Y. Bresson;A. Roussel;S. Bonhomme;A. Robini;M. Dugu'e;E. Bondoux;S. P'eron;P.-Y. Petit;J. Szul'agyi;T. Fruth;A. Erikson;H. Rauer;F. Fressin;F. Valbousquet;P. Blanc;A. L. V. Suu;S. Aigrain
L. Abe;I. Gonccalves;A. Agabi;A. Alapini;T. Guillot;D. M'ekarnia;J. Rivet;F. Schmider;N. Crouzet;J. Fortney;F. Pont;M. Barbieri;J. Daban;Y. Fantei-caujolle;C. Gouvret;Y. Bresson;A. Roussel;S. Bonhomme;A. Robini;M. Dugu'e;E. Bondoux;S. P'eron;P.-Y. Petit;J. Szul'agyi;T. Fruth;A. Erikson;H. Rauer;F. Fressin;F. Valbousquet;P. Blanc;A. L. V. Suu;S. Aigrain
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物理与天体物理2区
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L. Abe;I. Gonccalves;A. Agabi;A. Alapini;T. Guillot;D. M'ekarnia;J. Rivet;F. Schmider;N. Crouzet;J. Fortney;F. Pont;M. Barbieri;J. Daban;Y. Fantei-caujolle;C. Gouvret;Y. Bresson;A. Roussel;S. Bonhomme;A. Robini;M. Dugu'e;E. Bondoux;S. P'eron;P.-Y. Petit;J. Szul'agyi;T. Fruth;A. Erikson;H. Rauer;F. Fressin;F. Valbousquet;P. Blanc;A. L. V. Suu;S. Aigrain

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ASTEP(南极洲搜索凌日系外行星)计划最初的目的是探测南极洲圆顶C的质量,以用光度法发现和表征系外行星。在40厘米ASTEP 400望远镜运行的第一年(2010年南半球冬季),我们瞄准了已知的凌日行星WASP-19b,试图在可见光中探测到它的第二次凌日。这是由于入库数据具有极高的亚毫米级成像精度。在2010年5月的24个晚上观察到了WASP-19系统。由恒星黑子引起的光度学变化水平约为1.8%(峰间),与SuperWASP 2007年的数据(1.4%)一致,但高于2008年的数据(0.07%)。我们发现WASP-19的自转周期为10.7+/-0.5天,与SuperWASP测定的10.5+/-0.2天一致。理论模型表明,这只能在恒星内的潮汐耗散很弱时才能解释,即潮汐耗散因子Q‘star>3.10^7。另外,我们还发现了深度为390+/-190ppm的二次日食的证据,具有2.0西格玛意义,相位与圆形轨道一致,假阳性概率为3%。在给定观测波长范围(420至950 nm)的情况下,二次过境深度转换为日侧亮度温度2690(-220/+150)K,与z‘和K波段的测量结果一致。可见光中观察到的白天辐射可能是由于极热的白天辐射,将热量重新分配到夜间,或者是由于最大几何反照率为Ag=0.27+/-0.13的恒星光的直接反射。我们还报告了在行星轨道周期有一个很好的同相低频振荡,但其下限幅度不能单独归因于行星的相位,并且可能被残留的光曲线趋势所污染。
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