Investigation of micro-flaring and secular and quasi-periodic variations in dMe flare stars. I - Suspected ultra-short 'waves' in the dM2-3e star V1285 Aquilae

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Emission Spectra, Flare Stars, M Stars, Stellar Spectrophotometry, Autocorrelation, Error Analysis, Stellar Color, Stellar Envelopes, Stellar Oscillations, Ubv Spectra

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Periodograms of five-color photometric data are examined to search for ultrashort quasi-periodicities in V1285 Aquilae down to periods of about one minute. Statistically, the R- and I-band periods near four minutes occur at the 9.5 percent confidence level. Other suspected periods in V(9.0), R(1.6), and I(1.4 and 2.3 minutes) are also present above the 91 percent confidence level. Quasi-periodic trends in the noisier B band data are also suspected based on an alternative technique.

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