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[en] Using results from earlier studies of double-mode dwarf Cepheids by Cox, King, and Hodson, hydrodynamic calculations were undertaken for AI Vel. The earlier derived evolution theory mass of 1.8 M sub solar, a luminosity of of 23 L sub solar and a T/sub e/ of 75000K give the observed period of 0.11 day and the observed period ratio PI1/PI0 = 0.773. A cooler T/sub e/ than the observed one (76200K) was used because 76200K is beyond the fundamental pulsation mode blue edge. The composition used is X = 0.70 Z = 0.01. This lower than normal Z is necessary to make the period ratio as large as observed. The goal is to see if double-mode behavior, due to either mode switching or a permanent state, can be predicted for the model. Progress in converging the model to a periodic pulsation solution by the von Sengbusch--Stellingwerf relaxation method will be reported. 17 references
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1979; 14 p; Nonradial and nonlinear stellar pulsation workshop; Tucson, AZ, USA; 12 - 16 Mar 1979; CONF-790364--1; Available from NTIS., PC A02/MF A01
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