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000005285 037__ $$aSCART-2021-0065
000005285 100__ $$aTrust, O.
000005285 245__ $$aStarspots and rotation velocities of normal A- and Am- stars
000005285 260__ $$c2020
000005285 500__ $$aNeiner C., Weiss W.W., Baade D., Griffin R.E., Lovekin C.C., Moffat A.F.J. (eds.) 
000005285 520__ $$aUsing the ``hump and spike'' features, we computed the rotation frequencies and amplitudes. The corresponding equatorial rotational velocity (Vrot) and spot size were estimated. On fitting the autocorrelation functions of the light-curves with the appropriate model, we obtained the starspot decay-time scale. The Vrot agrees well with the projected rotational velocity (νsin i) in the literature. Considering a single circular and black spot, we estimate its radius from the amplitude of the ``spike''. No evidence for a significant difference in the average ``spike'' amplitude and spot radius was found for Am/Fm and normal A stars. Indeed, we derived an average value of ∼21±2 and ∼19±2 ppm for the photometric amplitude and of 1.01±0.13 and 1.16±0.12 R_E for the spot radius (where R_E is the Earth radius), respectively. We do find a significant difference for the average spot decay-time scale, which amounts to 3.6±0.2 and 1.5±0.2 days for Am/Fm and normal A stars, respectively. In general, spots on normal A stars are similar in size to those on Am/Fm stars, and both are weaker than previously estimated. The existence of the ``spikes'' in the frequency spectra may not be strongly dependent on the appearance of starspots on the stellar surface. In comparison with G, K and M stars, spots in normal A and Am/Fm stars are weak which may indicate the presence of a weak magnetic field. 
000005285 594__ $$aNO
000005285 6531_ $$aStars: photometry
000005285 6531_ $$aStars: chemically peculiar
000005285 6531_ $$aStars: rotation
000005285 6531_ $$aStars: starspots
000005285 700__ $$aJurua, E.
000005285 700__ $$aDe Cat, P.
000005285 700__ $$aJoshi, S.
000005285 773__ $$c433-434$$pProceedings of the International Conference on Stars and their Variability Observed from Space, pp. 353-354 (2020)$$y2020
000005285 8560_ $$fpeter.decat@observatoire.be
000005285 85642 $$ahttps://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2020svos.conf..433T/abstract
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