How to Correctly Stitch Together {\it Kepler} Data of a Blazhko Star
L. \c{C}el\.ik, F. Ekmek\c{c}\.i, J. Nemec, K. Kolenberg, J. M., Benk\H{o}, R. Szab\'o, D. W. Kurtz, K. Kinemuchi, H. V. \c{S}enavc{\i}

TL;DR
This paper addresses the challenge of accurately stitching Kepler data for Blazhko stars, focusing on data preprocessing steps like detrending and rescaling, and presents initial results from a case study.
Contribution
It introduces a methodical approach for stitching and processing Kepler data of Blazhko stars, highlighting preliminary steps and initial findings.
Findings
Successful data stitching for a Blazhko star with variable cycle
Initial analysis results demonstrating the process effectiveness
Identification of challenges in long-term data integration
Abstract
One of the most challenging difficulties that precedes the frequency analysis of {\it Kepler} data for a Blazhko star is stitching together the data from different seasons (quarters). We discuss the preliminary steps in the stitching, detrending and rescaling process using the data for long-term Blazhko stars. We present the process on {\it Kepler} data of a Blazhko star with a variable Blazhko cycle and some first results of our analysis.
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Taxonomy
TopicsStellar, planetary, and galactic studies · Astronomy and Astrophysical Research · Astronomical Observations and Instrumentation
