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The Predicted Range of Observable Pulsation Periods in Extremely Low- mass White Dwarf Stars J. Aguilar-Landaverde, A. Rostopchina, M.H. Montgomery, D.E. Winget Department of Astronomy, The University of Texas at Austin Background What is a

The Predicted Range of Observable Pulsation Periods in Extremely Low- mass White Dwarf Stars J. Aguilar-Landaverde, A. Rostopchina, M.H. Montgomery, D.E. Winget Department of Astronomy, The University of Texas at Austin
Background  What is a white dwarf (WD)?  Masses comparable to Sun (0.6-1.3 Msun)  No nuclear thermonuclear fusion**  Electron degeneracy pressure Credit: NASA, ESA  What makes them so interesting?  ‘Simple’ in their evolution  Cosmochronology  Particle physics ‘laboratories’  Pulsations Pogge, 2006
Stellar Pulsation  Some WDs  non-radial oscillations  Global eigenmodes  Sinusoidal in time*  Pressure or Gravity  Instability strip  Asteroseismology: using observed frequencies to infer interior structure Christensen-Dalsgaard, 2003
Low-Mass White Dwarfs  Mean mass of observed pulsating WDs is ~0.6 Msun (Kepler et al., 2007)  C/O core  Thin (~10e-4) Hydrogen (DAV) or He (DBV) envelope  Extensively studied for decades  Recent discoveries of LMWD (Kilic et al. 2007) spark new research**  How did these objects form?  Do they also pulsate?  Are these pulsations observable with modern technology? Kepler et al., 2007
Modules for Experiments in Stellar Astrophysics (MESA)  Open source stellar evolution code  Used to model observed lower extreme of low- mass WD (NLTT 11748*)  Code output  Input for pulsation code 0.17 Msun WD Model
Why MESA?  Stellar oscillations and model can help astronomers see ‘inside’ stars  For the first time, we are able to make low-mass WD models  We were able to perform first studies of p-mode periods in LMWDs
Conclusions  Using MESA, able to model lower limit of observed LMWDs (NLTT 11748) [previously unable]  Stellar evolution calculations and observational work predict pulsations of LMWDs at higher Teff  These are the first studies of p-mode periods in low- mass WDs

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