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Chemical Composition and Differential Time-Series CCD Photometry of V2314 Ophiuchi: A New λ Bootis-Type Star

Chulhee KimDivision of Science Education and Institute of Science Education, Chonbuk National University, Chonju 561-756, KoreaA. V. YushchenkoAstrophysical Research Center for the Structure and Evolution of the Cosmos, Sejong University, Seoul 143-747, KoreaV. F. GopkaAstronomical Observatory, Odessa National University, Park Shevchenko, Odessa 65014, UkraineT. N. DorokhovaAstronomical Observatory, Odessa National University, Park Shevchenko, Odessa 65014, UkraineФ. А. МусаевInternational Center for Astronomical, Medical and Ecological ResearchS.-L. KimKorea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Yeoungcheon 770-880, KoreaY.‐B. JeonKorea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Yeoungcheon 770-880, KoreaM. IbrahimovMaydanak Observatory, Ulugh Beg Astronomical Institute, Tashkent 700052, UzbekistanА. Е. ТарасовCrimean Astrophysical Observatory, Nauchny, Crimea 98409, Ukraine
The Astronomical Journaljournal2007en
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We investigated V2314 Oph using high-resolution (R = 45,000) spectral observations. The atmospheric parameters were determined using iron-line abundance analysis. We derived a mean effective temperature of Teff = 7510 K, mean surface gravity of log g = 3.30, metallicity of [Fe/H] = -0.59, and rotation velocity of v sin i = 38 km s-1. The abundances of 19 chemical elements were determined. The abundance pattern of V2314 Oph was found to be similar to that of λ Bootis-type stars. V2314 Oph is also a variable star, as are a majority of λ Bootis stars. A frequency analysis of 10 selected nights of precise differential photometry has preliminarily revealed four pulsational modes. The multiperiodic solution of the light curve is probably more similar to a low-amplitude Population I δ Scuti variable pattern, as is apparent for many λ Bootis stars. For asteroseismic investigations of the star it is necessary to obtain more prolonged, continuous time-series observations. These features, as well as the small proper motion and relatively large rotational velocity of V2314 Oph, specify the star as not likely to be a field SX Phoenicis Population II variable, as was suggested previously.

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