Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy
Scientific paper
Dec 2006
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Stars with the B[e] Phenomenon. ASP Conference Series, Vol. 355, Proceedings of the Conference Held 10-16 July, 2005, at the Isl
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Astronomy
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AS 119 is a poorly-studied emission-line object with a large IR excess. Optical spectrophotometry by suggests that it is a B3 IVe star, while its strong Balmer lines and IR spectral energy distribution (SED) allow us to classify AS 119 as a B[e] star with warm dust (B[e]WD). We present the first high-resolution optical and low-resolution near-IR spectroscopy and multicolor optical photometry of the object. The optical spectrum is dominated by emission [Fe II] lines, which are stronger than Fe II lines and whose radial velocities (RV) are different from those of the photospheric lines. Such a behavior may be due to the object's binary nature, but no traces of the secondary have been found in our spectra.
Bernabei Stefano
Gandet Thomas L.
Klochkova Valentina G.
Lynch David K.
Manset Nadine
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