Understanding the Long Term Impacts of Low Magnetic Accretion

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Jul 2007

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HST Proposal ID #11162. Cycle 16

Physics

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The low accretion rate Polar EF Eri has been in a low state for more than 9 years. Our recent GALEX photometry revealed a source of UV light that is producing more flux than the white dwarf and which is highly modulated on the 81 min orbital period of the system. We request UV spectra with the SBC on the ACS to resolve whether limb darkening or cyclotron emission can explain the observed phenomena and provide insight on the long term heating effects under low accretion scenarios.;

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