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Strømgren Photometry of Wide Visual Double Stars with G–Type Primaries, Most of Which Have Common Origin Components1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 April 2016

D. Sinachopoulos
Affiliation:
Royal Belgian Observatory, Ringlaan 3, B – 1180 Brussels, Belgium
E. Van Dessel
Affiliation:
Royal Belgian Observatory, Ringlaan 3, B – 1180 Brussels, Belgium

Abstract

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We have performed uvby aperture photometry of wide visual double stars with G–type primaries. We chose our pairs in order to have minimum angular separation of their components 10″ and mainly less than 20″. It is shown that both components have similar photometric parameters. We infer that most of these double stars have components of common origin.

Type
Classical Methods, Catalogs, & Databases
Copyright
Copyright © Astronomical Society of the Pacific 1992

Footnotes

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based on observations made at ESO, La Silla, Chile

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