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Spot migration on the eclipsing binary KIC 9821078
High precision and continuous light curves obtained from the Kepler Space Telescope provide significant information about the behavior of cool starspots. In this study, we obtain surface maps of the eclipsing binary KIC 9821078 with the help of the light curve inversion method to reveal longitudinal spot migration from Kepler long-cadence (LC) light curves. We also present an upto-date solution from light and radial velocity curves. The inversion results find at least two dominant spot regions that migrate from lower to higher longitudes as a consequence of solar-like differential rotation.
期刊介绍:
Contributions of the Astronomical Observatory Skalnate Pleso" (CAOSP) is published by the Astronomical Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAS). The journal publishes new results of astronomical and astrophysical research, preferentially covering the fields of Interplanetary Matter, Stellar Astrophysics and Solar Physics. We publish regular papers, expert comments and review contributions.