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N HD mv SpT Vsini com 0 49933 5.77 F2.0 V 10.9 sol-puls (Mosser et al 04) 150747 5.45 A4.0IV Am 250844 9.1 A2.0 64 d Scu 350773 9.36 A2.0 Ap 450846 8.2.

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1 N HD mv SpT Vsini com 0 49933 5.77 F2.0 V 10.9 sol-puls (Mosser et al 04) 150747 5.45 A4.0IV Am 250844 9.1 A2.0 64 d Scu 350773 9.36 A2.0 Ap 450846 8.2 B5.0 ecl. Bin 551106 7.36 A3.0 Am 6292790 9.48 F8.0 750890 6.04 G6.0 III 12.8 850170 6.82 F2.0 10.5 950405 9.32 A0.0 ecl bin 1050845 8.12 K0.0 Hip. Unsolv. Var. 1150230 8.95 B3.0 22.6 1250583 8.28 B9.0 1350512 9.47 A2.0 1450347 9.0 F2.0 1550820 6.21 B3.0 IV Be COROT-Initial Run1 IR1: >60days Sun Earth orbit Oct. rotation Apr. rotation Launch 21/12/ 06 Instr. tests Initial run 1 LRC1LRA1LRC2LRA2LRC3LRA3IR1 SRC1SRA1 SRA2 SRC2SRC3SRA3 60d spare

2 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Preliminary results: IRC01 N HD mv SpT Vsini com 0 49933 5.77 F2.0 V 10.9 sol-puls (Mosser et al 04) 150747 5.45 A4.0IV Am 250844 9.1 A2.0 64 d Scu 350773 9.36 A2.0 Ap 450846 8.2 B5.0 ecl. Bin 551106 7.36 A3.0 Am 6292790 9.48 F8.0 750890 6.04 G6.0 III 12.8 850170 6.82 F2.0 10.5 950405 9.32 A0.0 ecl bin 1050845 8.12 K0.0 Hip. Unsolv. Var. 1150230 8.95 B3.0 22.6 1250583 8.28 B9.0 1350512 9.47 A2.0 1450347 9.0 F2.0 1550820 6.21 B3.0 IV Be

3 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Preliminary results: IRC01 N HD mv SpT Vsini com 0 49933 5.77 F2.0 V 10.9 sol-puls (Mosser et al 04) 150747 5.45 A4.0IV Am 250844 9.1 A2.0 64 d Scu 350773 9.36 A2.0 Ap 450846 8.2 B5.0 ecl. Bin 551106 7.36 A3.0 Am 6292790 9.48 F8.0 750890 6.04 G6.0 III 12.8 850170 6.82 F2.0 10.5 950405 9.32 A0.0 ecl bin 1050845 8.12 K0.0 Hip. Unsolv. Var. 1150230 8.95 B3.0 22.6 1250583 8.28 B9.0 1350512 9.47 A2.0 1450347 9.0 F2.0 1550820 6.21 B3.0 IV Be

4 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Set 1

5 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Set 2

6 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Set 1

7 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Set 1

8 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Set 1

9 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Set 1

10 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Set 1

11 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Set 2

12 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Example:

13 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Example:

14 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Example:

15 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 E. Michel COROT – CS23 23/04/07 Example 2

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