1998ApJ...506L..47B


Query : 1998ApJ...506L..47B

1998ApJ...506L..47B - Astrophys. J., 506, L47-L50 (1998/October-2)

Hipparcos period-luminosity relations for mira and semiregular variables.

BEDDING T.R. and ZIJLSTRA A.A.

Abstract (from CDS):

We present period-luminosity (P-L) diagrams for nearby Mira and semiregular variables, selecting stars with parallaxes better than 20% and well-determined periods. Using K-band magnitudes, we find two well-defined P-L sequences, one corresponding to the standard Mira P-L relation and the second shifted to shorter periods by a factor of about 1.9. The second sequence contains only semiregular variables, while the Mira sequence contains both Mira and semiregular variables. Several semiregular stars show double periods that are in agreement with both relations. The Whitelock evolutionary track is shown to fit the data, indicating that the semiregular variables are Mira progenitors. The transition between the two sequences may correspond to a change in the pulsation mode or to a change in the stellar structure. Large-amplitude pulsations that lead to the classical Mira classification occur mainly near the tip of the local asymptotic giant branch luminosity function.

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Journal keyword(s): Stars: AGB and Post-AGB

Simbad objects: 26

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Number of rows : 26
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2024
#notes
1 V* T Cet S* 00 21 46.2726376677 -20 03 28.888739999   7.32 5.74     M5-6Se 147 0
2 * omi Cet Mi* 02 19 20.79210 -02 58 39.4956   7.63 6.53 5.03   M5-9IIIe+DA 1528 0
3 V* SS Cep LP* 03 49 30.0153276840 +80 19 20.902460520   8.37 7.16     M5III 58 0
4 V* R Dor AB* 04 36 45.59127 -62 04 37.7974 7.84 6.98 5.40 2.71 -0.44 M8III:e 346 0
5 V* RX Lep AB* 05 11 22.8716317615 -11 50 56.713575585 8.37 7.14 5.68     M6III 102 0
6 NAME LMC G 05 23 34.6 -69 45 22     0.4     ~ 17434 0
7 * L02 Pup AB* 07 13 32.3185436236 -44 38 22.951891964 7.90 6.66 5.10 2.49 0.07 M5IIIe 219 0
8 V* RS Cnc S* 09 10 38.7970163421 +30 57 47.291122681 8.65 7.62 5.95 3.06 0.73 M6S 314 0
9 V* R Car Mi* 09 32 14.5961045592 -62 47 20.002588152 8.51 7.40 6.10 5.44 2.90 M5-8 169 0
10 V* R Leo Mi* 09 47 33.4839808805 +11 25 43.823283729 9.22 8.94 7.53 3.39 0.12 M7-9e 912 1
11 V* SW Vir AB* 13 14 04.3830437280 -02 48 25.130666916 9.24 8.52 6.85     M7III: 262 0
12 V* V744 Cen LP* 13 39 59.8072612685 -49 56 59.855085294 8.65 7.50 6.00     M6III 77 0
13 V* W Hya Mi* 13 49 02.0018313132 -28 22 03.532006894   8.97 7.70     M7.5-9e 640 0
14 V* RX Boo AB* 14 24 11.6253191184 +25 42 13.394221596   9.23 8.60     M7.5-M8 441 0
15 NGC 5927 GlC 15 28 00.69 -50 40 22.9           ~ 462 0
16 * tau04 Ser LP* 15 36 28.1826518520 +15 06 05.239977444 8.64 7.64 6.25     M5IIIa 103 0
17 V* RR CrB LP* 15 41 26.2283819568 +38 33 26.600250528   9.02 8.40     M3 52 0
18 V* X Her AB* 16 02 39.1730141112 +47 14 25.265335956   7.64 6.58     M6III 237 0
19 * g Her AB* 16 28 38.5495839988 +41 52 54.044914927 7.70 6.53 5.01 2.49 0.26 M6-III 377 0
20 V* TX Dra LP* 16 35 00.7152884232 +60 28 05.227778640   8.86 7.36     M5 71 0
21 V* AF Cyg LP* 19 30 12.8536070904 +46 08 52.085413212   8.50 7.18     M5III 94 0
22 * chi Cyg S* 19 50 33.9213430345 +32 54 50.575531294 7.02 6.06 4.24 1.81 -0.01 S6-9/1-2e 693 0
23 V* EU Del LP* 20 37 54.7276970976 +18 16 06.894742044 8.42 7.38 5.89 3.24 0.97 M6III 178 0
24 V* T Cep Mi* 21 09 31.7834766408 +68 29 27.231070884 9.15 8.82 7.33     M6-9e 381 0
25 V* W Cyg LP* 21 36 02.4974143922 +45 22 28.523281074 8.21 6.97 5.38 3.03 0.89 M4e-M6eIII 180 0
26 V* R Cas Mi* 23 58 24.8682785040 +51 23 19.713029388 6.71 6.63 4.80     M6.5-9e 702 0

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