Evolutionary status of selected post-AGB stars based on Gaia DR3 data
M.Parthasarathy, Marina. Kounkel, and Keivan G.Stassun

TL;DR
This study uses Gaia DR3 data to determine the evolutionary stages of 24 post-AGB stars, confirming some as post-AGB, identifying others as post-RGB or post-HB, and reclassifying one star based on luminosity.
Contribution
It provides updated evolutionary classifications of post-AGB stars using precise Gaia DR3 parallaxes, revealing new insights and reclassifications.
Findings
14 stars confirmed as post-AGB based on luminosity
V1027 Cyg reclassified as a semi-regular variable star
Some stars identified as post-RGB or post-HB
Abstract
The evolutionary status of 24 post-AGB stars is presented based on Gaia DR3 data. All 24 stars have parallaxes accurate to better than 3 X sigma and have RUWE values less than 1.4. Based on the Gaia DR3 distances the absolute luminosities are derived. For 14 of the stars, the luminosities confirm their post-AGB evolutionary stage. However, V1027 Cyg, which was previously classified as a post-AGB star, is found to have a higher luminosity; thus it may be an evolved, massive, pulsating semi-regular variable star of type G7Ia. For 9 of the stars, the luminosities are lower than 1000 L (sun), indicating that some are post-RGB stars and some are post-HB stars.This paper was completed more than four months ago but there was delay in getting it published.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAstronomy and Astrophysical Research · Stellar, planetary, and galactic studies · Astronomical Observations and Instrumentation
