Periodic radio emission from the helium strong stars HD 37017 and Sigma ORI E

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Helium, Peculiar Stars, Radio Emission, Stellar Composition, Light Curve, Stellar Atmospheres, Stellar Magnetic Fields, Very Large Array (Vla)

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Drake et al. (1987) detected, for the first time, radio emission from magnetic chemically peculiar stars. Leone (1991) put forward the hypothesis that such emission could be periodically variable. In order to verify such surmise, the magnetic chemically peculiar stars HD 37017 and Sigma Ori E have been observed with the VLA at 6 cm. By combining our data with those obtained by Drake et al. (1987) and Phillips and Lestrade (1988), we show that the radio emission from HD 37017 and Sigma Ori E varies with the rotational period. Magnetic field extrema coincide with radio maxima and magnetic nulls coincide with radio minima.

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