Mathematics – Probability
Scientific paper
Apr 1984
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GEOS Circular on Eclipsing Binaries, No. EB 12, 5 p. (1984)
Mathematics
Probability
Eclipsing Binaries:Light Curves, Andromeda Nebula
Scientific paper
The paper discusses the photographic light-curve of the eclipsing variable "G" in M31 And in view of determining the photometric orbital elements. A polynomial analysis of the light-curve in the frequency domain was used for this determination. It results from this calculation that the binary system under discussion is composed of an O5 V star (the smaller one) and a B5 I star (the larger component), both components beingcontained within their respective equipotential surfaces, a fact which allows one to conclude, with a high probability, on a detached type. In any case, as the mass ratio is not known as yet, a definitive classification of the system is not possible.
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