NASA NTRS · 20010071570
Microvariability
Abstract
As measurement techniques continue to improve, many "standard stars" used in photometry, Doppler velocity, and astrometry have been found to be variable. Approximately 10% of the 118,000 stars observed by the Hipparcos mission were found to be variable at levels above 3 millimags. The following sections sketch some of the most prominent types of variability and discuss the low-level types of variability expected for solar-like stars. Observations over many years have shown that most types of stars show some variability. Here only a few of the processes that give rise to variability will be summarized. Then the variability of solar-like stars will be discussed.
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Borucki, William J., DeVincenzi, Donald L.. 2000-09-13. Microvariability. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20010071570
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