Linear, nonadiabatic pulsation calculations for models of upper main sequence and $\beta$ cephei stars
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Equations for linear nonadiabatic pulsation and the method of their solution are discussed in some detail. The numerical results presented concern mainly 7 M$\delta$ stellar models in early evolutionary phase. A driving zone at a temperature of 1.5 x 105 K was found to be present for both radial and nonradial modes, but no net pulsational instability was observed. Effects of rotation on pulsation frequencies and on stability are also discussed. |
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2005
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135-146
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"Springer Berlin Heidelberg"
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| Conference Location |
"Berlin, Heidelberg"
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| ISBN Number |
"978-3-540-39297-2"
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| DOI |
10.1007/3-540-09994-8_12
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Conference Proceedings
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