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1 List of submitted target proposals Hans Kjeldsen, KASOC, Aarhus University - October 17, Below is the complete list of target proposals submitted for the first targets selection round (October 2008). Proposal # P01_01 P01_02 P01_03 P01_04 P01_05 P01_06 P01_07 P01_08 P01_09 P01_10 P01_11 P01_12 PI and Title of proposal W. J. Chaplin, University of Birmingham, UK A seismic survey of solar-like oscillators in the colour-magnitude diagram Jérôme Ballot, Max-Planck-Institut für Astrophysik, Garching Solar-like oscillations (14 targets) Beta Cephei stars Delta Scuti stars sdb stars Sarbani Basu (Yale University) Sun-like p-mode oscillators Robert Szabo, Konkoly Observatory, Hungary, Cepheids Hans Bruntt, University of Sydney, Australia Non-radial pulsation in overtone Cepheids Patricia Lampens, Royal Observatory of Belgium and Torben Arentoft, KASOC Delta Scuti stars Marton Hidas, LCOGT Solar-like p-mode oscillations in a EB system. and Gutierrez-Soto, J. (Paris) Be stars DASC/KASOC/0011(3) 1
2 P01_13 P01_14 P01_15 P01_16 P01_17 P01_18 P01_19 P01_20 P01_21 P01_22 P01_23 P01_24 P01_25 P01_26 P01_27 P01_28 P01_29 P01_30 P01_31 Daniel Huber, University of Sydney, Australia Pulsating K Giants with accurate Hipparcos parallaxes Daniel Huber, University of Sydney, Australia Solar-type oscillations in metal-poor stars Asteroseismology of Beta Cephei stars Lampens P., Royal Observatory of Belgium Beta Cephei stars, SPB, delta Scuti stars, Doradus stars in EB s Asteroseismology of Gamma Doradus stars Solar-like oscillations and granulation in red giants Slowly Pulsating B stars Roy Østensen, K.U. Leuven Asteroseismology of Pulsating subdwarf B Stars Laszlo Kiss, University of Sydney, Australia Four unique objects in the field Christoffer Karoff, University of Birmingham Sounding Stellar Activity Cycles in Solar-like Stars Gerald Handler, Institut für Astronomie, Universität Wien ZZ Lep (central stars of Young Planetary Nebulae) Roberto Silvotti, INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Capodimonte Oscillations in sdb stars and white dwarfs Søren Frandsen, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Aarhus University, Solar-type oscillations in bright K giants Joanna Molenda-Zakowicz, Astronomical Institute, University of Wrocław, Solarlike Oscillations in Stars from the Hipparcos Catalogue Joanna Molenda-Zakowicz, Astronomical Institute, University of Wrocław, Solarlike Oscillations in Stars from the Open Clusters NGC 6811 and NGC 6866 Asteroseismology on the bright young clusters NGC6811 and NGC6866 Solar-like oscillations in the 2.5 Gyr cluster NGC6819 Antonio Frasca, INAF Catania Astrophysical Observatory, Italy Solar-like oscillations in MS and subgiant stars selected from the Tycho catalogue Gerald Handler, Institut für Astronomie, Universität Wien A sample of bright main sequence targets within known pulsational instability strips DASC/KASOC/0011(3) 2
3 P01_32 P01_33 P01_34 P01_35 P01_36 P01_37 P01_38 P01_39 P01_40 P01_41 P01_42 Red giants in the metal-rich open cluster NGC6791 Hans Bruntt, University of Sydney, Australia Asteroseismology of both components in detached eclipsing binaries Laszlo Kiss, University of Sydney, Australia Pulsating M Giants Tim Brown, LCOGT, USA Structure and Internal Dynamics of Halo Giants Robert W. Noyes, CfA, USA Asteroseismology and transit light curve fitting Stéphane Charpinet Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées, France Monitoring the sdb star KPD Stéphane Charpinet Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées, France Pulsating hot subdwarf stars in the Kepler field Ronald L. Gilliland, STScI, USA Testing Asteroseismic Radii with Transits Ronald L. Gilliland, STScI, USA Testing Need for Ensemble Normalization at Short Cadence Robert Szabo, Konkoly Observatory, Hungary RR Lyrae stars Don Kurtz, University of Central Lancashire, DASC/KASOC/0011(3) 3
4 The 42 submitted proposals cover targets with the following characteristics Proposal # Type of targets Number of targets Magnitude Cadence Length Solar-like p-mode oscillators P01_01 Survey Short 30 d P01_14 Specific Short Full mission P01_22 Specific Short Full mission P01_26 Specific Short Full mission P01_30 Survey 68 (35) Short 6 x 30 d (180 d) P01_36 Specific Short Full mission P01_39 Specific Short Full mission P01_40 Specific Short 2 x 30 d Short Oscillations in clusters P01_02 Survey Short 90 d P01_07 Specific Short 3 x 90 d / Full P01_07 Specific Long 3 x 90 d / Full P01_27 Specific Short Full mission P01_28 Survey A few out of Short / Long Full mission P01_29 Specific Short Full mission P01_29 Specific Long Full mission P01_32 Specific Long Full mission P01_32 Specific Short Full mission 145 Short 168 Long Beta Cephei stars P01_03 Specific 7 (4) Short 30 d / Full mission P01_15 Survey Long 90 d 7 Short 14 Long Delta scuti stars P01_04 Specific 24 (12) Short 30 d / Full mission P01_10 Survey 684 (15) Short 30 d / Full mission 708 Short P01_05 Specific 8 (4) Short 30 d / Full mission P01_42 Survey Short 30 d 13 Short Slowly Pulsating B-stars P01_06 Specific 18 (9) Long 90 d / Full mission P01_12 Specific Long Full mission P01_19 Survey Long 90 d / Full mission 22 Long Cepheids P01_08 Survey Long 90 d P01_08 Survey Short 2 x 30 d P01_09 Specific Long Full mission 2 Short 44 Long DASC/KASOC/0011(3) 4
5 Red Giants Astrometric reference Long Full mission P01_13 Specific Long Full mission P01_18 Survey 300 (100) Long 90 d / Full mission P01_25 Survey 138 (46) Long 90 d / Full mission P01_35 Survey 23 (15) Long 3 x 90 d / Full (1000) Long Pulsations in eclipsing binaries P01_11 Specific Short Full mission P01_16 Survey 100 (10) Long 90 d / Full mission P01_33 Survey Short Full mission 10 Short 100 Long Gamma Doradus stars P01_17 Survey Long 90 d / Full mission 143 Long sdb stars and white dwarfs (incl. central stars in PN) P01_20 Survey 48 (5) Short 30 d P01_23 Survey Long 90 d / Full mission P01_24 Survey 73 (5) Short 30 d (2 x 30 d) P01_37 Specific Short 6 x 30 d P01_38 Survey 98 (30) Short 30 d / Full mission 220 Short 1 Long Mira Stars P01_34 Specific Long Full mission 400 Long RR Lyrae stars P01_41 Survey 48 (30) Long 90 d P01_41 Survey 9 (6) Short 30 d P01_41 Specific Long Full mission 9 Short 49 Long Pulsations in general P01_31 Survey 38 (19) Long 90 d / Full mission 38 Long Other types of targets P01_21 Specific Long Full mission 4 Long Total Kepler target selection: < Short cadence < 1524 Long cadence (+1000 RGB stars) Long cadence: 1700 targets (90 d period full mission) Short cadence: 512 targets for 6 d commissioning (e.g. third roll targets) x 30 d slots during Kepler first roll (Survey). > 140 target slots after first roll (840 x 30 d: survey). DASC/KASOC/0011(3) 5
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