Mode identification revisit and asteroseismology of the DAV star TIC 231277791

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author Yao, Zhikao
Chen, Yanhui
Tang, Mengyao
author_facet Yao, Zhikao
Chen, Yanhui
Tang, Mengyao
contents White dwarfs are the final stage for most low and intermediate mass stars, which plays an important role in understanding stellar evolution and galactic history. Here we performed an asteroseismological analysis on TIC 231277791 based on 10 independent modes reported by Romero et al. Two groups of modes were identified with frequency splitting: mode identification$\_{1}$ with one $l$\,=\,1, $m$\,=\,0 mode, two $l$\,=\,2, $m$\,=\,0 modes, and three $l$\,=\,1 or 2, $m$\,=\,0 modes, and mode identification$\_{2}$ wtih one $l$\,=\,1, $m$\,=\,0 mode, three $l$\,=\,2, $m$\,=\,0 modes, and one $l$\,=\,1 or 2, $m$\,=\,0 mode. The rotation period is derived to be 41.64\,$\pm$\,2.73\,h for TIC 231277791. We established a large sample (7,558,272) of DAV star models using the White Dwarf Evolution Code (\texttt{WDEC}; 2018, v16), resulting of optimal models with model$\_{1}$ (mode identification$\_{1}$): $M_\mathrm{*}$\,=\,0.570\,$\pm$\,0.005\,$M_\mathrm{\odot}$, $T_\mathrm{eff}$\,=\,11300\,$\pm$\,10\,K, -log($M_\mathrm{H}/M_\mathrm{*}$)\,=\,9.15\,$\pm$\,0.01, -log($M_\mathrm{He}/M_\mathrm{*}$)\,=\,4.94\,$\pm$\,0.01, and $σ_{\textup{RMS}}$\,=\,0.06\,s, and model$\_{2}$ (mode identification$\_{2}$): $M_\mathrm{*}$\,=\,0.720\,$\pm$\,0.005\,$M_\mathrm{\odot}$, $T_\mathrm{eff}$\,=\,11910\,$\pm$\,10\,K, -log($M_\mathrm{H}/M_\mathrm{*}$)\,=\,6.11\,$\pm$\,0.01, -log($M_\mathrm{He}/M_\mathrm{*}$)\,=\,3.09\,$\pm$\,0.01, and $σ_{\textup{RMS}}$\,=\,0.04\,s. The central oxygen abundances are 0.71 (optimal model$\_{1}$) and 0.72 (optimal model$\_{2}$), respectively, which are consistent with the results of stellar structure and evolution theory.
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spellingShingle Mode identification revisit and asteroseismology of the DAV star TIC 231277791
Yao, Zhikao
Chen, Yanhui
Tang, Mengyao
Solar and Stellar Astrophysics
White dwarfs are the final stage for most low and intermediate mass stars, which plays an important role in understanding stellar evolution and galactic history. Here we performed an asteroseismological analysis on TIC 231277791 based on 10 independent modes reported by Romero et al. Two groups of modes were identified with frequency splitting: mode identification$\_{1}$ with one $l$\,=\,1, $m$\,=\,0 mode, two $l$\,=\,2, $m$\,=\,0 modes, and three $l$\,=\,1 or 2, $m$\,=\,0 modes, and mode identification$\_{2}$ wtih one $l$\,=\,1, $m$\,=\,0 mode, three $l$\,=\,2, $m$\,=\,0 modes, and one $l$\,=\,1 or 2, $m$\,=\,0 mode. The rotation period is derived to be 41.64\,$\pm$\,2.73\,h for TIC 231277791. We established a large sample (7,558,272) of DAV star models using the White Dwarf Evolution Code (\texttt{WDEC}; 2018, v16), resulting of optimal models with model$\_{1}$ (mode identification$\_{1}$): $M_\mathrm{*}$\,=\,0.570\,$\pm$\,0.005\,$M_\mathrm{\odot}$, $T_\mathrm{eff}$\,=\,11300\,$\pm$\,10\,K, -log($M_\mathrm{H}/M_\mathrm{*}$)\,=\,9.15\,$\pm$\,0.01, -log($M_\mathrm{He}/M_\mathrm{*}$)\,=\,4.94\,$\pm$\,0.01, and $σ_{\textup{RMS}}$\,=\,0.06\,s, and model$\_{2}$ (mode identification$\_{2}$): $M_\mathrm{*}$\,=\,0.720\,$\pm$\,0.005\,$M_\mathrm{\odot}$, $T_\mathrm{eff}$\,=\,11910\,$\pm$\,10\,K, -log($M_\mathrm{H}/M_\mathrm{*}$)\,=\,6.11\,$\pm$\,0.01, -log($M_\mathrm{He}/M_\mathrm{*}$)\,=\,3.09\,$\pm$\,0.01, and $σ_{\textup{RMS}}$\,=\,0.04\,s. The central oxygen abundances are 0.71 (optimal model$\_{1}$) and 0.72 (optimal model$\_{2}$), respectively, which are consistent with the results of stellar structure and evolution theory.
title Mode identification revisit and asteroseismology of the DAV star TIC 231277791
topic Solar and Stellar Astrophysics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.02308