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Figure 1: Doppler shift measurements over seven nights from two-sites observations of Procyon A (black dots: ELODIE data, green dots: AFOE data). |
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Figure 2: Power spectrum of Procyon A from Doppler shift measurements over 15 h, with ELODIE and AFOE. |
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Figure 3: Top panels: power spectra of the ELODIE and AFOE Doppler shift measurements (7 nights) of Procyon. Bottom left panel: power spectrum of the combined data sets. Bottom right panel: simulated spectrum computed with noise and with the same observation times as the combined sequence ELODIE/AFOE. |
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Figure 4: Comparison between modified comb responses computed for two central frequencies of the power spectrum of Procyon data (see description in text). |
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Figure 5: Top panel: the first-order spacings over several frequency ranges, as determined from comb analysis. Bottom panel: echelle diagram of the selected frequencies with the best comb responses (l=0, 1 indicated respectively by diamonds and triangles). |
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Figure 6:
Example of an echelle diagram from Procyon amplitude spectrum of the joint
ELODIE and AFOE radial velocity measurements, computed for the modulo mean
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Figure 7: Identification of the p-modes in the region of the excess power of Procyon A. Dashed lines in blue, red and green correspond respectively to modes l=2,0,1. |
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Figure 8:
Echelle diagram of the identified modes of
degrees l=0,1,2 from two-site joint Procyon observations (cf. Table 2). For comparison, we indicate with the symbols in red the frequencies detected from previous OHP/ELODIE 1998 run.
Vertical lines correspond to the best fit of the observed frequencies to the
asymptotic relation, with
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Figure 9: Variation of the large spacing between the modes of same degree, compared to the predicted curve from the standard model for l=0 (Chaboyer et al. 1999). The observed average large separations for l=0,1,2 degree are indicated by the horizontal lines. |
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