Detection and Characterization of Oscillating Red Giants: First Results from the TESS Satellite

Detection and Characterization of Oscillating Red Giants: First Results from the TESS Satellite
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10.3847/2041-8213/ab6443
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发表时间:
2019-12
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The Astrophysical Journal Letters
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V. S. Aguirre;D. Stello;A. Stokholm;J. Mosumgaard;W. Ball;S. Basu;D. Bossini;L. Bugnet;D. Buzasi;T. Campante;L. Carboneau;W. Chaplin;E. Corsaro;G. Davies;Y. Elsworth;Rafael A. Garc'ia;P. Gaulme;O. Hall;R. Handberg;M. Hon;T. Kallinger;Liu Kang;M. Lund;S. Mathur;A. Mints;B. Mosser;Z. Çelik Orhan;T. Rodrigues;M. Vrard;M. Yıldız;J. Zinn;S. Örtel;P. Beck;K. Bell;Zhao Guo;Chen Jiang;J. Kuszlewicz;C. Kuehn;Tanda Li;M. Lundkvist;M. Pinsonneault;J. Tayar;M. Cunha;S. Hekker;D. Huber;A. Miglio;Mario J. P. F. G. Monteiro;D. Slumstrup;M. Winther;G. Angelou;O. Benomar;A. B'odi;B. L. de Moura;S. Deheuvels;A. Derekas;M. D. Di Mauro;M. Dupret;A. Jim'enez;Y. Lebreton;J. Matthews;N. Nardetto;J. do Nascimento;F. Pereira;Luisa F. Rodríguez Díaz;A. Serenelli;E. Spitoni;E. Stonkutė;J. Su'arez;R. Szab'o;V. Van Eylen;R. Ventura;K. Verma;A. Weiss;Tao Wu;T. Barclay;J. Christensen-Dalsgaard;J. Jenkins;H. Kjeldsen;G. Ricker;S. Seager;R. Vanderspek
V. S. Aguirre;D. Stello;A. Stokholm;J. Mosumgaard;W. Ball;S. Basu;D. Bossini;L. Bugnet;D. Buzasi;T. Campante;L. Carboneau;W. Chaplin;E. Corsaro;G. Davies;Y. Elsworth;Rafael A. Garc'ia;P. Gaulme;O. Hall;R. Handberg;M. Hon;T. Kallinger;Liu Kang;M. Lund;S. Mathur;A. Mints;B. Mosser;Z. Çelik Orhan;T. Rodrigues;M. Vrard;M. Yıldız;J. Zinn;S. Örtel;P. Beck;K. Bell;Zhao Guo;Chen Jiang;J. Kuszlewicz;C. Kuehn;Tanda Li;M. Lundkvist;M. Pinsonneault;J. Tayar;M. Cunha;S. Hekker;D. Huber;A. Miglio;Mario J. P. F. G. Monteiro;D. Slumstrup;M. Winther;G. Angelou;O. Benomar;A. B'odi;B. L. de Moura;S. Deheuvels;A. Derekas;M. D. Di Mauro;M. Dupret;A. Jim'enez;Y. Lebreton;J. Matthews;N. Nardetto;J. do Nascimento;F. Pereira;Luisa F. Rodríguez Díaz;A. Serenelli;E. Spitoni;E. Stonkutė;J. Su'arez;R. Szab'o;V. Van Eylen;R. Ventura;K. Verma;A. Weiss;Tao Wu;T. Barclay;J. Christensen-Dalsgaard;J. Jenkins;H. Kjeldsen;G. Ricker;S. Seager;R. Vanderspek
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V. S. Aguirre;D. Stello;A. Stokholm;J. Mosumgaard;W. Ball;S. Basu;D. Bossini;L. Bugnet;D. Buzasi;T. Campante;L. Carboneau;W. Chaplin;E. Corsaro;G. Davies;Y. Elsworth;Rafael A. Garc'ia;P. Gaulme;O. Hall;R. Handberg;M. Hon;T. Kallinger;Liu Kang;M. Lund;S. Mathur;A. Mints;B. Mosser;Z. Çelik Orhan;T. Rodrigues;M. Vrard;M. Yıldız;J. Zinn;S. Örtel;P. Beck;K. Bell;Zhao Guo;Chen Jiang;J. Kuszlewicz;C. Kuehn;Tanda Li;M. Lundkvist;M. Pinsonneault;J. Tayar;M. Cunha;S. Hekker;D. Huber;A. Miglio;Mario J. P. F. G. Monteiro;D. Slumstrup;M. Winther;G. Angelou;O. Benomar;A. B'odi;B. L. de Moura;S. Deheuvels;A. Derekas;M. D. Di Mauro;M. Dupret;A. Jim'enez;Y. Lebreton;J. Matthews;N. Nardetto;J. do Nascimento;F. Pereira;Luisa F. Rodríguez Díaz;A. Serenelli;E. Spitoni;E. Stonkutė;J. Su'arez;R. Szab'o;V. Van Eylen;R. Ventura;K. Verma;A. Weiss;Tao Wu;T. Barclay;J. Christensen-Dalsgaard;J. Jenkins;H. Kjeldsen;G. Ricker;S. Seager;R. Vanderspek

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