Notes on disentangling of spectra

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Context. The determination of pulsation velocities from observed spectra of Cepheids is needed for the Baade-Wesselink calibration of these primary distance markers.Aims. The applicability of the Fourier-disentangling technique for the determination of pulsation velocities of Cepheids and other pulsating stars is studied.Methods. The KOREL-code was modified to enable fitting of free parameters of a prescribed line-profile broadening function corresponding to the radial pulsations of the stellar atmosphere. It was applied to spectra of Cep in the H-alpha region observed with the Ondřejov 2-m telescope.Results. The telluric lines were removed using template-constrained disentangling, phase-locked variations of line-strengths were measured and the curves of pulsational velocities obtained for several spectral lines. It is shown that the amplitude and phase of the velocities and line-strength variations depend on the depth of line formation and the excitation potential.Conclusions. The disentangling of pulsations in the Cepheid spectra may be used for distance determination. © 2009 ESO.

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Hadrava, P., Šalechta, M., & Škoda, P. (2009). Notes on disentangling of spectra. Astronomy and Astrophysics, 507(1), 397–404. https://doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361/200912554

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