リファレンス
星のプロファイル (温度・大きさ・光度・円盤の大きさを不確かさつきで、周縁減光、アルタイル・レグルス・ベガの測定された形)
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リファレンスの説明と例は英語です。見出しと目次は日本語です。
エクスポート
| 名前 | 種類 | 概要 |
|---|---|---|
Estimate | 型 | A number with its uncertainty: the value, one standard error of it, and the range that error spans. |
ProfileInput | 型 | What starProfile reads of a star: a Star has all of it, and so does anything built by hand (the Sun). |
RadiusBasis | 型 | Where the radius comes from: "parallax" is worked out for this star from its distance, brightness and temperature; "type" is the typical radius of stars of its spectral type, used when the star's own distance is missing or too uncertain to beat it. |
starProfile | 関数 | A star's profile: how hot, how big, how bright, and how dark its edge. |
StarProfile | 型 | What the catalogue and the published tables say about one star's body. |
starRotation | 関数 | The Bright Star Catalogue's projected rotation speed (v sin i) of a star, if it gives one. |
StarRotation | 型 | How fast a star spins, as the Bright Star Catalogue gives it: the projected speed of its equator, v sin i. |
starShape | 関数 | The published shape measurement of a star, if it has one: Altair (HR 7557) and Regulus (HR 3982) are flattened by their spin, Vega (HR 7001) is seen nearly pole-on. |
StarShape | 型 | The shape of a star that was measured and is not a ball: Altair and Regulus are flattened by their spin, and Vega is seen from over its pole. |
TemperatureBasis | 型 | How the temperature was found: "spectral type" from a published temperature scale for the star's type and luminosity class, or "colour" from its B-V colour index (a rougher guide, and the only one for a star whose type is odd or whose class is not stated). |
Unknown | 型 | Why a figure in a profile could not be worked out, so a page can say it plainly: "no-colour-or-type" the catalogue gives no colour and no usable type, "no-parallax" no parallax, "poor-parallax" a parallax whose error is half of it or more, "implausible-parallax" a parallax that gives a size no star of that kind has, "no-typical-radius" no typical size is published for the type, "no-class" no luminosity class, "odd-type" a type the scales do not cover (carbon, S, Wolf-Rayet, white dwarf). |
この日本語は、まだ日本語を母語とする方の確認を受けていません。訂正を歓迎します。