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Aug 2006
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Highlights of Recent Progress in the Seismology of the Sun and Sun-Like Stars, 26th meeting of the IAU, Joint Discussion 17, 23
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Solar-like oscillations have been detected in numerous main-sequence stars as well as in red giant stars. The excitation of such oscillations is ensured by turbulent convection at the upper most part of the convective zones. From the measurement of the mode amplitude and line-width it is possible to infer the power supplied to the modes by turbulent convection. Apart from the Sun, α Cen A is the only star for which both mode amplitudes and mode line-widths have been derived. I will first present the diagnostics inferred from the measurement of the amplitudes and line-widths in the Sun and in α Cen A. For other stars, despite the lack of direct constraints on the excitation mechanisms, I will show that the solar-like oscillations observed in different stars can nevertheless offer interesting constraints on the properties of turbulent convection.
Belkacem Kevin
Goupil Marie Jo
Kupka Friedrich
Samadi Reza
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