GLOBAL HELIOSEISMOLOGY SOLAR & STELLAR MAGNETISM

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GLOBAL HELIOSEISMOLOGY SOLAR & STELLAR MAGNETISM Rafael A. García Service d Astrophysique, CEA-Saclay, France 1

WP4.1 GLOBAL HELIOSEISMOLOGY: Ø To generate two novel solar magnetic activity proxies based on GOLF and VIRGO measurements using the luminosity variations and velocity perturbations induced by the active regions crossing the visible surface of the Sun. Ø Compare the rising phases of solar Schwabe cycles 22, 23 and the current cycle 24, to uncover possible differences during this phase after the unusual behaviour of the Sun during the last magnetic-activity minimum. 2

DELIVERABLES Ø Magnetic activity proxy for GOLF & VIRGO/SPM [Garcia, Salabert, Mathur et al., 2013] Ø Comparison of cycle 24 with previous ones [Basu, Broomhall, Chaplin & Elsworth, ApJ 758, 43] 3

III SURFACE ROTATION Ø When a star is magnetically active Starspots crossing the visible disk of stars induce a modulation in the light curve Solar Activity Minimum Solar Activity Maximum 4

Ø Examples of two CoRoT F Stars II-ROTATION (SURFACE) Ø Analysis of the low-frequency range of the periodogram P rot =2.5 days P rot =2.6-2.9 days 5

HINTS OF A MAGNETIC-ACTIVITY CYCLE Seismology HD49933 Spectroscopy 3 rd run S ph 1.5 Freq. shifts 1 Frequency shift (µhz) 0.5 0 0.5 1 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 Time (days) [García et al. 2010] Anticorrelation between amplitude variation and frequency shifts P cyc >120days Complementary observations ü Ca HK: Mount Wilson index of 0.31 Active star Modified S ph also used by Chaplin et al. 2011 Campante et al. 2014

III-MAGNETIC ACTIVITY Shere-Khan Prot=2.5d <Sph> = 250 ppm Asteroseismology: M~1.4M DCZ~1% We observe: - Magnetic Cycle like behavior - Presence of Active longitudes during maximum activity García, Bonanno, Mosser et al. in preparation [Mathur, Garcia, Ballot et al., ApJ, 2014] 7

III-NEXT STEP: 3D MODELS Prot=9.5d M~1.12M <Sph> = 167.1 ppm DCZ~20% Ø Dushera Ø 1D Seismic model Ø 3D Model by ASH Hidrodynamical models [Mathur, Garcia, Ballot et al. ApJ, 2014] [Augustson, Mathur, Brun et al. in prep.] 8

III-NEXT STEP: 3D MODELS Ø Dushera Ø 1D Seismic model Ø 3D Model by ASH Prot=9.5d M~1.12M <Sph> = 167.1 ppm DCZ~20% [Augustson, Mathur, Brun et al. in prep.] [Mathur, Garcia, Ballot et al. ApJ, 2014] Preliminary results: a regular cycle has been established 9

III-STELLAR ACTIVITY Photometric VIRGO/SPM Ø Variance of the light curve (S ph ) Good proxy of the surface magnetic activity [Garcia et al. 2013] [García, Salabert, Mathur et al. 2013]

I-METHODOLOGY: THE SUN VIRGO/SPM VIRGO/SPM Sunspot number [García et al. 2010] [Garcia et al. 2013]

V-Connexion between: Rotation & the computations of magnetic activity proxies 12

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V- ROTATION/ACTIVITY CONNECTION Ø To study the photometric variability (Convection/pulsation/Magnetism) of a star: It is common to parameterize the variability at a given time (e.g. rebinning the data) Use as an activity proxy (driven by starspot coverage) E.g. MDV (t bin ) (Median Differential Variability) Median of the bin-to-bin variability for bins of a given timescale t bin This methodology is good to compare variability of stars at different timescales Problem when used as an activity proxy unless for each star t bin is selected according to its P rot [Basri et al. 2013] Prot= 20 days Prot=9.5 days Prot=2.5 days 14

WORK TO DO Ø Solar Case: Produce in a regular basis the S ph for GOLF and VIRGO/SPM Link to the SPACEINN portal (Month #24, End 2014) Should we also provide: Frequency shifts? Amplitude Variations? Comparison of solar cycle #24 with previous ones Month #36 (End 2015) Better to wait till summer 2015 to have longest coverage of the cycle 15

WORK TO DO Ø Stellar case: Provide Sph and Contrast Not completely understood: Geometrical effects faculae/spots Degeneracy with inclination angle Magnetic-cycle dependency. Hare & Hound Validation??? Stars with cycle-like variation Peak bagging on short time series? Pb on bloody F stars [Garcia et al. 2014 in preparation] Any suggestions? 16

II-PREPARATION OF KEPLER LC Ø Comparison between PDC-msMAP and PDC-MAP Prot=12.5 days Prot= 33 days 17

II-PREPARATION OF KEPLER LC 18

PDC-MAP CHANGE FROM Q2Q 19