Modelling the atmosphere of the carbon-rich Mira RU Vir
G. Rau, C. Paladini, J. Hron, B. Aringer, M. A. T. Groenewegen, and W., Nowotny

TL;DR
This study analyzes the atmosphere of the carbon-rich Mira RU Vir using high-resolution interferometric data and compares it with various models to understand the dynamic processes, revealing the importance of multi-method observations.
Contribution
It applies and compares hydrostatic and dynamic models to interferometric data of RU Vir, advancing understanding of carbon-rich Mira atmospheres.
Findings
Dynamic models fit well the infrared spectrum.
Discrepancies in visible spectrum and visibilities suggest variability.
Multi-method observations are crucial for atmospheric analysis.
Abstract
Context. We study the atmosphere of the carbon-rich Mira RU Vir using the mid-infrared high spatial resolution interferometric observations from VLTI/MIDI. Aims. The aim of this work is to analyse the atmosphere of the carbon-rich Mira RU Vir, with state of the art models, in this way deepening the knowledge of the dynamic processes at work in carbon-rich Miras. Methods. We compare spectro-photometric and interferometric measurements of this carbon-rich Mira AGB star, with the predictions of different kinds of modelling approaches (hydrostatic model atmospheres plus MOD-More Of Dusty, self-consistent dynamic model atmospheres). A geometric model fitting tool is used for a first interpretation of the interferometric data. Results. The results show that a joint use of different kind of observations (photometry, spectroscopy, interferometry) is essential to shed light on the structure of…
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