Two Visual-Spectroscopic Binary Orbits - ADS7780 and ADS11060

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Aug 1982

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Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, Vol.94, P.705, 1982

Astronomy and Astrophysics

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The combination of micrometer and radial-velocity observations is applied to two orbits of high eccentricities and inclinations. All results on the G1 V triple star ADS 11060 (including the subsystem studied by Batten et al.) show good consistency and precision. Substantial uncertainty remains in the component masses of ADS 7780 = β LMi (G9 III) which could be also a triple star.

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