Multiwavelength Time Series Data of the LMC Cluster Reticulum

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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2 pages, 1 figure, uses newpasp.sty, to be published in ``New Horizons in Globular Cluster Astronomy'', ASP Conference Series,

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We present accurate multiwavelength UBVI time series data of the LMC cluster Reticulum. Data cover a time interval of ~ 6 yr and have been collected with SUSI1/2 and SOFI at NTT/ESO. For each band we collected approximately 30 short/long exposures and the total exposure times range from roughly 3500 (U, B), 6000s (V) to 8300s (I). The observing strategy and data reduction (DAOPHOTII/ALLFRAME) allowed us to reach a photometry accuracy of 0.02 magnitude from the tip of the Red Giant Branch well below the Turn-Off region. Even though this cluster presents a very low central density, we found a sizable sample of Blue Stragglers (BSs). We also selected stars with a variability index larger than 2, and interestingly enough we detected together with the RR Lyrae stars a large sample of variable stars around and below the TO region. Preliminary analysis on the luminosity variation indicate that these objects might be binary stars.

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