Spectroscopic binaries as observed by the future Gaia space mission

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Jan 2011

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Société Royale des Sciences de Liège, Bulletin, vol. 80, p. 480-485 (Proceedings of the 39th Liège Astrophysical Colloquium, hel

Astronomy and Astrophysics

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The future Gaia satellite will observe a large number of stars through its three main channels: astrometric, photometric and, for the brightest stars, spectroscopic. The satellite is equipped with the RVS spectrograph, which will provide medium-resolution spectra over a small wavelength range. These spectra should allow us to identify stars exhibiting a composite spectrum, either because of a chance alignment or a true binarity. We discuss the various aspects related to the data treatment of the binary candidates and describe the algorithms that are intended to be included in the processing pipeline.

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