AS 325: Discovery of Eclipses in an Enigmatic Emission Line Star

Details AS 325: Discovery of Eclipses in an Enigmatic Emission Line Star AS 325: Discovery of Eclipses in an Enigmatic Emission Line Star

Mar 2005

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2005ibvs.5608....1o&link_type=abstract

Information Bulletin on Variable Stars, 5608, 1.

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Variable Stars, Eclipsing Binary, Symbiotic Stars, Be Stars

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AS 325 (= NSV 24607 = CD -26 13521 = CPD -26 6567 = He 3-1728; 18h 50m 03.57s -26deg 24' 15.4" (2000.0)) is found to be an eclipsing binary with a period of 513 days using ASAS-3 data. This discovery, in addition to the presence of out of eclipse variations and a long term brightening trend in the light curve, support the symbiotic classification of this system. A call for observations at the next eclipse between June an August 2005 is made.

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