@inproceedings{fc6191681b924817a7ff248266bec43d,
title = "Asteroseismology, standard candles and the Hubble Constant: What is the role of asteroseismology in the era of precision cosmology?",
abstract = "Classical Cepheids form one of the foundations of modern cosmology and the extragalactic distance scale; however, cosmic microwave background observations measure cosmological parameters and indirectly the Hubble Constant, H 0, to unparalleled precision. The coming decade will provide opportunities to measure H0 to 2% uncertainty thanks to the Gaia satellite, JWST, ELTs and other telescopes using Cepheids and other standard candles. In this work, we discuss the upcoming role for variable stars and asteroseismology in calibrating the distance scale and measuring H0 and what problems exist in understanding these stars that will feed back on these measurements.",
keywords = "Cepheids, cosmological parameters, distance scale, stars: horizontal-branch, stars: oscillations",
author = "Neilson, {Hilding R.} and Marek Biesiada and Evans, {Nancy Remage} and Marcella Marconi and Ngeow, {Chow Choong} and Reese, {Daniel R.}",
year = "2014",
doi = "10.1017/S1743921313014385",
language = "???core.languages.en_GB???",
isbn = "9781107045170",
series = "Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union",
number = "S301",
pages = "233--240",
editor = "Joyce Guzik and William Chaplin and William Chaplin and Gerald Handler and Andrzej Pigulski",
booktitle = "Precision Asteroseismology",
edition = "S301",
}
