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000003450 0247_ $$2DOI$$a10.1051/0004-6361/201730694
000003450 037__ $$aSCART-2018-0027
000003450 088__ $$aarXiv:1709.03436
000003450 100__ $$aLampens, P.
000003450 245__ $$aMulti-technique investigation of the binary fraction among A-F type candidate hybrid variable stars discovered by Kepler
000003450 260__ $$c2018
000003450 500__ $$aArticle in press
000003450 520__ $$aHundreds of candidate hybrid pulsators of intermediate type A--F were revealed by recent space missions.    Hybrid pulsators allow us to study the full stellar interiors, where both low-order \textit{p}- and     high-order \textit{g}-modes are simultaneously excited. The true hybrid stars must be identified since     other processes, related to stellar multiplicity or rotation, might explain the presence of (some)     low frequencies observed in their periodograms. We measured the radial velocities of 50 candidate $\delta$ Scuti - $\gamma$ Doradus hybrid stars from the \textit{Kepler} mission      with the \textsc{Hermes}      and \textsc{Ace} spectrographs over a time span of months to years.     We aim to derive the fraction of binary and multiple systems and to provide an independent and homogeneous determination of the atmospheric     properties and \vsini for all targets.     The long(er)-term objective is to identify the (probable) physical cause of the low frequencies.We computed {one-dimensional} cross-correlation functions (CCFs) in order to find the best set of parameters in terms of the number     of components, spectral type(s), and \vsini for each target. Radial velocities were measured using spectrum synthesis and a {two-dimensional} cross-correlation technique in the case of double- and triple-lined systems. Fundamental parameters      were determined by fitting (composite) synthetic spectra to the normalised median spectra corrected for the appropriate     Doppler shifts. We report on the analysis of 478 high-resolution \textsc{Hermes} and     41 \textsc{Ace} spectra of A/F-type candidate hybrid pulsators from the \textit{Kepler} field. We determined their radial     velocities, projected rotational velocities, and atmospheric properties     and classified our targets based on the shape of the CCFs and the temporal behaviour of the radial velocities. We    derived orbital solutions for seven new systems. Three preliminary     long-period orbital solutions are confirmed by a photometric time-delay analysis.    Finally, we determined a global multiplicity fraction of 27\% in our sample of candidate hybrid stars.
000003450 594__ $$aNO
000003450 6531_ $$aTechniques:  spectroscopic -- Stars: binaries: spectroscopic -- Techniques: photometric -- Stars: oscillations {\it (including pulsations)} -- Stars: rotation -- Stars: variables: delta Scuti
000003450 700__ $$aFrémat, Y.
000003450 700__ $$aVermeylen, L.
000003450 700__ $$aSòdor, À.
000003450 700__ $$aSkarka, M.
000003450 700__ $$aDe Cat, P.
000003450 700__ $$aBognàr, Zs.
000003450 700__ $$aDe Nutte, R.
000003450 700__ $$aDumortier, L.
000003450 700__ $$aEscorza, A.
000003450 700__ $$aOomen, G. M.
000003450 700__ $$aVan de Steene, G.
000003450 700__ $$aKamath, D.
000003450 700__ $$aLaverick, M.
000003450 700__ $$aSamadi, A.
000003450 700__ $$aTriana, S.
000003450 700__ $$aLehmann, H. 
000003450 773__ $$c1-33$$nA17$$pAstronomy & Astrophysics$$v610
000003450 8560_ $$fpatricia.lampens@observatoire.be
000003450 85642 $$ahttps://www.aanda.org/articles/aa/abs/2018/02/aa30694-17/aa30694-17.html
000003450 905__ $$apublished in
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