Synthetic stellar and SSP libraries as templates for Gaia simulations     

Rosanna Sordo  Antonella Vallenari  Rosaria Tantalo  France Allard  Ronny Blomme  Jean-Claud Bouret  Ines Brott  Yves Fremat  Christophe Martayan  Yassine Damerdji  Bengt Edvardsson  Eric Josselin  Bertrand Plez  Oleg Kochukhov  Mary Kontizas  Ulisse Munari  Tenay Saguner  Jean Zorec  Andreas Schweitzer  Paraskevi Tsalmantza 《Astrophysics and Space Science》2010,328(1-2):331-335

ESA’s Gaia mission will collect low resolution spectroscopy in the optical range for ～10⁹ objects. Complete and up-to-date libraries of synthetic stellar spectra are needed to built algorithms aimed to automatically derive the classification and the parametrization of this huge amount of data. In addition, libraries of stellar spectra are one of the main ingredients of stellar population synthesis models, aiming to derive the properties of unresolved stellar populations from their integrated light. We present (a) the newly computed libraries of synthetic spectra built by the Gaia community, covering the whole optical range (300–1100 nm) at medium-high resolution of (0.3 nm) for stars spanning the most different types, from M to O, from A-peculiar to Emission lines to White Dwarfs, and (b) the implementation of those libraries in our SSP code (Tantalo in The Initial Mass Function 50 Years Later, 327:235 2005), exploring different stellar evolution models.  相似文献   

Absolute and geometric parameters of W UMa type contact binary TYC 1174-344-1     

B. Gürol  E. Derman  T. Saguner  S.H. Gürsoytrak  Z. Terzioğlu  G. Gökay  Y. Demircan  A. Okan  G. Saral 《New Astronomy》2011,16(4):242-249

We present the results of our investigation on the geometrical and physical parameters of W UMa-type binary TYC1174-344-1 from analyzed CCD (BVRI) light curves and radial velocity data. The photometric data were obtained in 2009 at Ankara University Observatory (AUO) and the spectroscopic observations were made in 2008 at Astrophysical Observatory of Asiago (Italy). Light and radial velocity observations were analyzed simultaneously by using the well-known Wilson–Devinney (2007 revision) code to obtain absolute and geometrical parameters. According to our solutions, the system is found to be a low mass-ratio A-type W UMa system. Combining our photometric solution with the spectroscopic data, we derived mass and radii of the eclipsing system as M₁ = 1.381 M_⊙, M₂ = 0.258 M_⊙, R₁ = 1.449 R_⊙ and R₂ = 0.714 R_⊙. We finally discussed the evolutionary condition of the system.  相似文献