Figure 1: Non-adiabatic quantities ( top) and ( bottom), as a function of the pulsation constant Q (in days) for different modes with spherical degrees l=0,1,2,3. Two models are solved at different evolutionary phases, with a MLT parameter and the CEFF equation of state. Different values correspond to different locations of the connecting layer: . "+'' are for the model with and "'' for . | |
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Figure 2: Non-adiabatic quantities ( top) and ( bottom), as a function of the pulsation constant Q (in days) for different modes with spherical degrees l=0,1,2,3. A model of a is solved with , a MLT parameter and the CEFF equation of state. Results obtained "with'' (+) and "without'' atmosphere () in the non-adiabatic treatment are compared. | |
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Figure 3: Non-adiabatic quantities ( top) and ( bottom), as a function of the pulsation constant Q (in days) for different modes with spherical degrees l=0,1,2,3. Models of are solved with and with different values for the MLT parameter: . Note the sensitivity of the non-adiabatic results with respect to . | |
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Figure 4: Radiative luminosity over total luminosity ( top panel), convective efficiency ( middle panel) and the luminosity phase lag ( bottom panel) as a function of the logarithm of temperature, for the fundamental radial mode. models are solved with , and three different values of the MLT parameter: . Note the differences appearing in the superficial convection zone as values rise. | |
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Figure 5: Non-adiabatic quantities ( top) and ( bottom) as a function of for the fundamental radial mode in two complete tracks of 2.0 and 1.8 stars for three different values of the MLT parameter 1.5,1 and 0.5. | |
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Figure 6: -phase ( top) and convective-phase ( bottom) as a function of for the fundamental radial mode in two complete tracksof 2.0 and 1.8 stars for three different values of the MLTparameter and 0.5. | |
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Figure 7: as a function of the integral of the convective efficiency for the fundamental radial mode in two complete tracks of 2.0 and 1.8 stars for three different values of the MLT parameter and 0.5. | |
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Figure 8: The top panel shows theoretical predictions for two specific Strömgren photometric bands ((b-y) and y) for a given theoretical model using three MLT parameters in the fundamental radial mode regime (pulsation constant near 0.033 days). The 3rd overtone regime (pulsation constant near 0.017 days) is shown in the bottom panel. | |
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