The two variables in the triple system HR 6469 = V819 Her: One eclipsing, one spotted
The two variables in the triple system HR 6469 = V819 Her: One eclipsing, one spotted
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三重系统中的两个变量 HR 6469 = V819 Her:一是食色,一是斑点
DOI:
10.1086/116962
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发表时间:
1994
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通讯作者:
R. Tatum
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作者:
W. Hamme;D. Hall;A. Hargrove;G. Henry;R. Wasson;W. S. Barkslade;S. Chang;R. Fried;C. L. Green;H. C. Lines;R. Lines;P. Nielsen;H. Powell;R. C. Reisenweber;C. W. Rogers;S. Shervais;R. Tatum
A complete BV light curve, from 14 nights of good data obtained with the Vanderbilt University-Tennessee State University (VU-TSU) automatic telescope, are presented and solved with the Wilson-Devinney program. Third light is evaluated, with the companion star brighter by 0.58(sup m) in V and 0.11(sup m) in B. The eclipses are partial. Inferred color indices yield F2 V and F8 V for the eclipsing pair and G8 IV-III for the distant companion star. After removing the variability due to eclipses, we study the residual variability of the G8 IV-III star over the ten years 1982 to 1992. Each yearly light curve is fit with a two-spot model. Three relatively long-lived spots are identified, with rotation periods of 85.9(sup d), 85.9(sup d), and 86.1(sup d). The weak and intermittent variability is understood because the G8 IV-III star has a Rossby number at the threshold for the onset of heavy spottedness.