Pulsational Mode Constraints for the Rapidly Oscillating Ap-Star HR1217

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High-speed photometric observations of HR 1217 have been obtained on four nights in 1983 December contemporaneously from the European Southern Observatory and from the South African Astronomical Observatory. A frequency analysis of three nights of data centred on the time of pulsation amplitude minimum yields the same two frequencies of highest amplitude found by Kurtz & Seeman at pulsation amplitude maximum. A least-squares fit of the six frequencies found by Kurtz & Seeman to the data shows that the frequencies f3, f4 and f5 cannot be due to radial pulsation modes. The authors suggest that f1 and f2 are associated with dipole pulsation modes and that f3, f4 and f5 are associated with quadrupole pulsation modes.

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