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  • Joshi, S; Girish, V; Martinez, P; Sagar, R; Ashoka, B. N; Gupta, S. K; Seetha, S; Chaubey, U. S; Kurtz, D. W (Astronomical Society of India, 2001)
    Using the UPSO 1-m Sampurnanand reflector telescope equipped with a fast photometer, we observed the chemically peculiar (CP) star HD 98851 for a total of around 30 hours on 5 different nights between January to April 2000. ...
  • Girish, V; Joshi, S; Seetha, S; Ashoka, B. N; Martinez, P; Chaubey, U. S; Gupta, S. K; Kurtz, D. W; Sagar, R (Astronomical Society of India, 2001)
    The rapidly oscillating Ap (roAp) stars are cool, magnetic, chemically peculiar stars which pulsate in non-radial p-modes in the period range 4-16 min and have Johnson B amplitudes less than 8 mmag. "The NainiTal-Cape ...
  • Seetha, S; Chaubey, U. S; Girish, V; Joshi, S; Ashoka, B. N; Gupta, S. K; Kurtz, D. W; Martinez, P; Sagar, R (Astronomical Society of India, 2001)
    The "Naini Tal-Cape survey for rapidly oscillating Ap stars", to search the northern hemi-sphere sky for pulsating stars was initiated in 1997. This is a collaboration between India and South Africa. So far about 70 stars ...
  • Ashoka, B. N; Seetha, S; Raj, E; Chaubey, U. S; Gupta, S. K; Joshi, S; Martinez, P; Kurtz, D. W; Sagar, R; Kasturirangan, K (Astronomical Society of India, 2000)
    Of the 31 known rapidly oscillating Ap (roAp) stars, 28 are in the southern sky and majority of them were discovered at SAAO indicating that a systematic survey also is needed in the northern sky. Therefore, a project has ...

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