The 1st g-mode group workshop
- Goal of the group:
- To discover the g modes for a better understanding of the solar core structure
- Composition of the group as of September 1997:
- Bo Andersen (VIRGO/SPM)
- Thierry Appourchaux (VIRGO/LOI, secretary)
- Wolfgang Finsterle (VIRGO/PMO6)
- Claus Frohlich (VIRGO/PMO6)
- Douglas Gough (Theoretical support)
- Janine Provost (Theoretical support)
- Phil Scherrer (SOI/MDI)
- Takashi Sekii (Theoretical support)
- Thierry Toutain (VIRGO/SPM, SOI/MDI)
- Alexander Kosovichev (SOI/MDI, did not attend the workshop)
- Means:
- Data exchange: the members of the group agree to exchange freely their data to achieve the goal. The data are placed on an ftp account in Norway.
- Weekly teleconferences: Each member of the group are called at 4:30 PM (Greenwich time) every week on Wenesdays starting on September 17, 1997. The teleconf will help increasing interaction between the members of the group, preparing the data for a timely workshop and for discussing other important issues.
- Venue and details:
- 3-7 November, 1997
- ESTEC, Noordwijk, The Netherlands
- Hotel Royal as a common hotel
- One room with 5 terminals
- Lunch at our convenient lunchcorners
- Financial support provided for non-SPC European members
- Workshop dinner at the Cleyburch, financially supported by SSD
- Outcome:
- We did not discover any g modes but instead wrote an 'Aide
memoire for g-mode search' which is still in the process of being written
as of January 14, 1998! Nevertheless, we found some low frequency
low-order p modes.
Last updated by Thierry
Appourchaux on Tuesday, January 14, 1998 at 14:45