Holdsworth, Daniel Luke ORCID: 0000-0003-2002-896X (2017) Pulsating stars in SuperWASP. EPJ Web of Conferences, 152 . 01006.
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Abstract
Abstract. SuperWASP is one of the largest ground-based surveys for transiting exoplan- ets. To date, it has observed over 31 million stars. Such an extensive database of time resolved photometry holds the potential for extensive searches of stellar variability, and provide solid candidates for the upcoming TESS mission. Previous work by e.g. [15], [5], [12] has shown that the WASP archive provides a wealth of pulsationally variable stars. In this talk I will provide an overview of the SuperWASP project, present some of the published results from the survey, and some of the on-going work to identify key targets for the TESS mission.
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