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2017ApJ...846...41W - Astrophys. J., 846, 41-41 (2017/September-1)

An independent asteroseismic analysis of the fundamental parameters and internal structure of the solar-like oscillator KIC 6225718.

WU T. and LI Y.

Abstract (from CDS):

Asteroseismology is a useful tool that is usually used to probe stellar interiors and to determine stellar fundamental parameters, such as stellar mass, radius, and surface gravity. In order to probe stellar interiors, making comparisons between observations and models is usually used with the χ2-minimization method. The work of Wu & Li reported that the best parameter determined by the χ2-matching process is the acoustic radius for pure p-mode oscillations. In the present work, based on the theoretical calculations of Wu & Li, we will independently analyze the seismic observations of KIC 6225718 to determine its fundamental parameters and to investigate its interior properties. First, in order to test the method, we use it in the Sun to determine its fundamental parameters and to investigate interiors. Second, we independently determine the fundamental parameters of KIC 6225718 without any other non-seismic constraint. Therefore, those determined fundamental parameters are independent of those determined by other methods. They can be regarded as independent references in other analyses. Finally, we analyze the stellar internal structure and find that KIC 6225718 has a convective core with the size of 0.078-0.092 R☉. Its overshooting parameter fov in the core is around 0.010. In addition, its center hydrogen Xc is about 0.264-0.355.

Abstract Copyright: © 2017. The American Astronomical Society. All rights reserved.

Journal keyword(s): asteroseismology - stars: fundamental parameters - stars: individual: KIC 6225718 - stars: interiors - stars: oscillations - stars: solar-type - stars: solar-type

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