T. Linder
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About
T. Linder is a stellar astrophysicist whose work focuses on the pulsational properties and binary interactions of hot subdwarf B (sdB) stars. Their most impactful contribution to date is the detailed timing analysis of the sdBV star CS 1246, a rare object that exhibits a single, large-amplitude radial pulsation. By constructing an O-C diagram from new and archival pulse timing measurements, Linder and collaborators revealed two key phenomena: the reflex motion caused by a low-mass M dwarf companion, and a long-term period decrease. This work, published in 2017 and garnering 9 citations, provided critical evidence for the binary nature of CS 1246 and offered insights into the evolutionary processes that shape sdB stars. Linder’s research bridges asteroseismology and binary star evolution, helping to refine our understanding of how these stripped-core stars form and evolve. Their careful observational approach has made CS 1246 a benchmark object for studying pulsation-driven mass loss and orbital dynamics in compact binaries.
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- 1New Pulse Timing Measurements of the sdBV Star CS 12469 citations · 2017