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Projection on the effective temperature vs. stellar mass plane of the inverse of the quality function S for J1136+0409. The open circle indicates the stellar mass and effective temperature values obtained from spectroscopy by Hermes et al. (2015).
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... list of observed periods, pulsation amplitudes and harmonic degree are shown in the first three columns of Table 1. Our results are shown in Figure 2, which shows the projection of the inverse of the quality function S on the T eff − M * /M ⊙ plane. We show the spectroscopic values from Hermes et al. (2015) as a blue open circle. ...
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