Baade-Wesselink method raveš-e Bâdé-Veselink (#) Fr.: méthode de Baade-Wesselink A method used to determine the size of certain types of pulsating stars, including Cepheids, from their magnitude variations (photometry) and the corresponding radial velocities (spectroscopy). Etymology (EN): Baade, from Walter (Wilhelm Heinrich) Baade (1893-1960),
German/American astronomer, who made
important contributions to the research on variable stars; Wesselink,
from Adriaan J. Wesselink (1909-1995), Dutch/American astronomer, |