News from the Canary Islands… Raquel Oreiro. ROQUE DE LOS MUCHACHOS LA PALMA TEIDE OBSERVATORY.

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News from the Canary Islands… Raquel Oreiro

ROQUE DE LOS MUCHACHOS LA PALMA TEIDE OBSERVATORY

TEIDE OBSERVATORY.- TENERIFE ISLAND First astrophysical studies (1964) Altitude: 2400 m Solar telescopes: VTT (70 cm) Themis (90 cm) Gregor (1.5 m) Solar laboratory Night telescopes: Mons (50 cm) IAC80 (80cm) Carlos Sánchez (TCS, 1.55 m) Big field OGS (1 m) Stare (10 cm)

ROQUE DE LOS MUCHACHOS OBSERVATORY.- LA PALMA ISLAND Inaugurated in 1985 Altitude: 2400 m Solar telescopes Swedish Solar Telescope (1 m) DOT (45 cm) Night telescopes: CMT (18 cm) Isaac Newton Group of Tescopes William Herschel (4.2 m) JKT (1 m) Isaac Newton (ING, 2.5 m) NOT (2.5 m) Galileo (TNG, 3.5 m) Mercator (1.2 m) Liverpool (2 m)

ROQUE DE LOS MUCHACHOS OBSERVATORY.- LA PALMA ISLAND Gran Telescopio de Canarias (GTC, 10.4 m) Expected first light in 2005

LAW OF SKY QUALITY The canarian sky is protected by law Outdoor lightening Electromagnetic pollution Atmospheric pollution Air routes

INSTITUTO DE ASTROFÍSICA DE CANARIAS.- BASE

Astrophysical research Training of researches Instrumentation Structure of the Universe and Cosmology Structure and Evolution of Galaxies Interstellar Matter The Sun The Solar System History of Astronomy Structure and Evolution of Stars Canary Islands Winter School Extrasolar Planets (2004) Payload and mission definition in Space Sciences (2003) Dark Matter and Dark Energy in the Universe (2002) Cosmochemistry (2001) Astrophysical Spectropolarimetry (2000) Doctoral Studenships - Summer Research Grants..... Software department Electronic department Optical department Mechanical department

My news from the Canary Islands… Trying a PhD

IAC Group on Solar and Stellar Seismology and Exoplanet Searches Helioseismology Asteroseismology Extrasolar planets P.I. Teodoro Roca Cortés Pere Pallé Antonio Jiménez Clara Régulo Fernando Pérez Juan A. Belmonte Sebastián Jiménez Hans Deeg Lexter Fox (just PhD finished) Francisco Espinosa (just PhD finished) Roi Alonso (PhD student) Héctor Vázquez (PhD student) Rosa M. Domínguez (PhD student) Raquel Oreiro (PhD student) Participation in space mission SOHO Helioseismic observations Participation in helioseismic networks Participation in space mission COROT Participation in STEPHI network Study of Delta Scuti stars, hot subdwarfs Participation in space mission COROT Participation in STARE

ASTEROSEISMOLOGY.- HOT B SUBDWARFS (sdBs) What are hot B subdwarfs? blue colors, low luminosity evolutionary state: after FGB – before WD cooling track uncertainties: mass, formation channels, spectral unhomogenity Pulsations in hot B subdwarfs EC14026 stars = V361 Hya: 1997 theoretical – observational discovery short period oscillators Betsy stars = PG long period oscillators

ASTEROSEISMOLOGY.- HOT B SUBDWARFS (sdBs) My PhD project.- Observational part - IAC80 telescope (Tenerife) 80cm, V~15 Instruments: TTP (4ch photometer) TCP (CCD in windowed mode) -NOT (La Palma) 2.5 m, V~17 Instrument: ALFOSC (windowed fast photometry mode)

ASTEROSEISMOLOGY.- HOT B SUBDWARFS (sdBs) My PhD project.- Observational part Precise characterization of known sdB pulsators seismological study Search for new sdB pulsators one new sdB pulsator: Balloon brightest short period oscillator highest amplitude oscillation

My PhD project.- Observational part ASTEROSEISMOLOGY.- HOT B SUBDWARFS (sdBs) short and long period oscillations many frequencies

My PhD project.- Observational part ASTEROSEISMOLOGY.- HOT B SUBDWARFS (sdBs) Andrzej + Raquel data

Future work: 2005 Balloon campaign ASTEROSEISMOLOGY.- HOT B SUBDWARFS (sdBs)