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Mode Switching in Two Blue Large Amplitude Pulsators observed by OGLE, KMTNet and DREAMS
Blue large-amplitude pulsators (BLAPs) are rare, hot, short-period pulsating stars whose rapid oscillations provide a unique probe of stellar interiors and atmospheres. In this paper, we study two short-period BLAPs in the Galactic bulge, OGLE-BLAP-142 ($P \approx 6.6$ min) and OGLE-BLAP-148 ($P \ap
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