2009A&A...506..159D


Query : 2009A&A...506..159D

2009A&A...506..159D - Astronomy and Astrophysics, volume 506, 159-165 (2009/10-4)

HD 51106 and HD 50747: an ellipsoidal binary and a triple system observed with CoRoT.

DOLEZ N., VAUCLAIR S., MICHEL E., HUI-BON-HOA A., VAUCLAIR G., LE CONTEL D., MATHIAS P., PORETTI E., AMADO P.J., RAINER M., SAMADI R., BAGLIN A., CATALA C., AUVERGNE M., UYTTERHOEVEN K. and VALTIER J.-C.

Abstract (from CDS):

We present an analysis of the observations of HD 51106 and HD 50747 by the satellite CoRoT, obtained during its initial run, and of the spectroscopic preparatory observations. We complete an analysis of the light curve, extract the main frequencies observed, and discuss some preliminary interpretations about the stars. We used standard Fourier transform and pre-whitening methods to extract information about the periodicities of the stars. HD 51106 is an ellipsoidal binary, the light curve of which can be completely explained by the tidal deformation of the star and smaller secondary effects. HD 50747 is a triple system containing a variable star, which exhibits many modes of oscillation with periods in the range of a few hours. On the basis of this period range and the analysis of the physical parameters of the star, we conclude that HD 50747 is a γ-Doradus star.

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Journal keyword(s): stars: individual: HD 50747 - stars: oscillations - stars: chemically peculiar

Simbad objects: 3

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Number of rows : 3
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2024
#notes
1 HD 50747 * 06 54 24.6514829592 -01 07 37.009187292   5.597 5.435     A3V 57 0
2 HD 50773 Pe* 06 54 37.0341189984 -00 27 09.480491892   9.50 9.36     A1VSrSi 25 0
3 HD 51106 SB* 06 55 54.2501114256 -01 35 07.330188408   7.57 7.35     kA3hA6mF3 31 0

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