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The O-C diagram O-C: Observed time – Calculated time Period is correct and constant.

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Page 1: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

The O-C diagram

•  O-C: Observed time – Calculated time

Period is correct and constant.

Page 2: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

The O-C diagram

Period is incorrect but constant.

Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution.

Page 3: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

The O-C diagram

Abrupt change from one constant period to another, e.g., in the RR Lyrae star SZ Hya.

Who knows ???

Page 4: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

The relation between period changes and O-C

Page 5: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

The relation between period changes and O-C

Page 6: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

The relation between period changes and O-C

Page 7: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

The relation between period changes and O-C

Page 8: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

O-C and period changes

Page 9: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

O-C and period changes

Page 10: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

O-C and period changes: some examples

Page 11: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

O-C and period changes: some examples

Note: We started at the bottom of the curve!

Page 12: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

Polaris - Period always increasing except for an unusual “glitch” around 1965

Page 13: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

Polaris – amplitudes near “glitch” around 1965

Amplitudes from VR – filled circles

Pe, pg, visual photometry - open circles (See Turner 2009)

Page 14: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

Frequency changes of the Delta Scuti star 4 CVn over 40 years

Page 15: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

O-C changes of the

Delta Scuti star

KIC 8054146

Page 16: The O-C diagrammikemon/FRI/OmC.pdfThe O-C diagram Period is incorrect but constant. Period is changing (increasing), e.g., due to evolution

O-C and period changes: some examples

G117-B15A: the most stable optical clock known (Kepler et al. 2005, ApJ 634, 1311)

Note: period change due to proper motion (Pajdosz 1995, A&A 295, L17)

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O-C and period changes: some examples

The pulsating subdwarf V391 Peg

Nature 449, 189 (2007)

Planet: 3 Jupiter masses, 1.7 AU, 3.2 yr period