Solar-like oscillations: the search goes on
Timothy R. Bedding, Hans Kjeldsen
Abstract
Despite numerous attempts and many hours of telescope time, there has so far been no confirmed detection of solar-like oscillations in any star except the Sun. We review recent efforts, with particular emphasis on the technique of monitoring equivalent widths of Balmer lines, including a description of the steps in data reduction.
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