Enigmatic large-scale furrows of Miocene to Pliocene age from the central North Sea: current-scoured pockmarks?     

Ben Kilhams  Adam McArthur  Mads Huuse  Eyita Ita  Adrian Hartley 《Geo-Marine Letters》2011,31(5-6):437-449

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Pulsation at the tip of the first giant branch?     

Yoshifusa Ita  Toshihiko Tanabé  Noriyuki Matsunaga  Yasushi Nakajima  Chie Nagashima  Takahiro Nagayama  Daisuke Kato  Mikio Kurita  Tetsuya Nagata  Shuji Sato  Motohide Tamura  Hidehiko Nakaya  Yoshikazu Nakada 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2002,337(3):L31-L34

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Variable stars in the Magellanic Clouds: results from OGLE and SIRIUS     

Yoshifusa Ita  Toshihiko Tanabé  Noriyuki Matsunaga  Yasushi Nakajima  Chie Nagashima  Takahiro Nagayama  Daisuke Kato  Mikio Kurita  Tetsuya Nagata  Shuji Sato  Motohide Tamura  Hidehiko Nakaya  Yoshikazu Nakada 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2004,347(3):720-728

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The period–luminosity relation for type II Cepheids in globular clusters     

Noriyuki Matsunaga  Hinako Fukushi  Yoshikazu Nakada  Toshihiko Tanabé  Michael W. Feast  John W. Menzies  Yoshifusa Ita  Shogo Nishiyama  Daisuke Baba  Takahiro Naoi  Hidehiko Nakaya  Takahiro Kawadu  Akika Ishihara  Daisuke Kato 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2006,370(4):1979-1990

We report the result of our near-infrared observations ( JHK _s) for type II Cepheids (including possible RV Tau stars) in galactic globular clusters. We detected variations of 46 variables in 26 clusters (10 new discoveries in seven clusters) and present their light curves. Their periods range from 1.2 d to over 80 d. They show a well-defined period–luminosity relation at each wavelength. Two type II Cepheids in NGC 6441 also obey the relation if we assume the horizontal branch stars in NGC 6441 are as bright as those in metal-poor globular clusters in spite of the high metallicity of the cluster. This result supports the high luminosity which has been suggested for the RR Lyr variables in this cluster. The period–luminosity relation can be reproduced using the pulsation equation     assuming that all the stars have the same mass. Cluster RR Lyr variables were found to lie on an extrapolation of the period–luminosity relation. These results provide important constraints on the parameters of the variable stars.
Using Two Micron All-Sky Survey (2MASS) data, we show that the type II Cepheids in the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) fit our period–luminosity relation within the expected scatter at the shorter periods. However, at long periods (   P > 40  d, i.e. in the RV Tau star range) the LMC field variables are brighter by about one magnitude than those of similar periods in galactic globular clusters. The long-period cluster stars also differ from both these LMC stars and galactic field RV Tau stars in a colour–colour diagram. The reasons for these differences are discussed.  相似文献   

Variable stars in the Magellanic Clouds – II. The data and infrared properties     

Yoshifusa Ita †  Toshihiko Tanabé  Noriyuki Matsunaga  Yasushi Nakajima  Chie Nagashima  Takahiro Nagayama  Daisuke Kato  Mikio Kurita  Tetsuya Nagata  Shuji Sato  Motohide Tamura  Hidehiko Nakaya  Yoshikazu Nakada 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2004,353(3):705-712

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