J/A+AS/125/407    UBV photometry of V839 Ophiuchi            (Akalin, 1997)

UBV photometry and period variations of V839 Ophiuchi Akalin A., Derman E. <Astron. Astrophys. Suppl. Ser. 125, 407 (1997)> =1997A&AS..125..407A 1997A&AS..125..407A (SIMBAD/NED BibCode)
ADC_Keywords: Binaries, eclipsing ; Photometry, UBV Keywords: binaries: eclipsing - stars: individual: V839 Oph Abstract: A complete period variation analysis and new light curves of V839 Oph together with new ephemeris data are presented. The period variation was found to be dP/dt=3.1x10^-7d/yr. The period increament indicates that the conservative mass transfer rate from the less massive component to the more massive one is 6.5x10^-7Msun/yr. We fitted parabolic and we discuss the possible detection of sinusoidal curves to the (O-C) diagram and sinusoidal oscillations with period of about 20yr and semi-amplitude of 0.0065 day. A simultaneous solution of the B and V light curves was computed using the Wilson-Devinney synthetic light-curve code. The light curve solution indicates that the A-type W UMa-type system is in contact with a filling factor of ∼39%. Objects: -------------------------------------------------------------------- RA (2000) DE Designation(s) -------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 09 21.3 +09 09 04 V839 Oph = HD 166231 (variable star) 18 08 50.6 +09 04 16 BD+09 3578 = HD 166099 (comparison star) 18 08 33.6 +09 00 50 BD+08 3590 = HD 166048 (check star) -------------------------------------------------------------------- File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file table2 53 1149 The data for light curves and colours of V839 Oph between 1989 and 1994 table5 70 71 Epochs of minimum light of V839 Oph -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: table2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 12 F12.4 d HJD Heliocentric Julian day 16- 21 F6.3 mag DVmag ? Diferential V magnitude (1) 24- 29 F6.3 mag DBmag ? Diferential B magnitude (1) 32- 37 F6.3 mag DUmag ? Diferential U magnitude (1) 40- 45 F6.3 mag D(B-V) ? Diferential (B-V) colour 48- 53 F6.3 mag D(U-B) ? Diferential (U-B) colour -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note (1): Differential measurement in the sense variable minus comparison, after the correction for differential atmospheric extinction -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: table5 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 12 F12.4 d HJDMin Heliocentric Julian day at minimum light 15 I1 --- Type Type of the minimum 18- 24 A7 --- Data Data used to find the minimum (1) 27- 34 F8.1 d Epoch Epoch number 37- 44 F8.5 d (O-C) Linear ephemeris 47- 54 F8.5 d (O-C)'q Residuals from the quadratic ephemeris 57- 64 F8.5 d (O-Cs)' Residuals from the best fit 67- 68 I2 --- Ref Source of the minima time (2) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note (1): v: visual pg: photographic pe: photoelectric Note (2): Sources : 1) Rigollet, 1947LAstr..61...54R 1947LAstr..61...54R 2) Binnendijk, 1960AJ.....65...79B 1960AJ.....65...79B 3) Wilaon and O'Toole, 1965PASP...77...58W 1965PASP...77...58W 4) Diethelm, 1974BBSAG..16....1D 1974BBSAG..16....1D 5) Diethelm, 1974BBSAG..17....1D 1974BBSAG..17....1D 6) Diethelm, 1975BBSAG..23....1D 1975BBSAG..23....1D 7) Diethelm, 1976BBSAG..29....1D 1976BBSAG..29....1D 8) Braune et al., 1981AN....302...53B 1981AN....302...53B 9) Diethelm, 1978BBSAG..39....1D 1978BBSAG..39....1D 10) Diethelm, 1979BBSAG..44....1D 1979BBSAG..44....1D 11) Diethelm, 1981BBSAG..56....1D 1981BBSAG..56....1D 12) This paper (data from Lafta and Grainger, 1985Ap&SS.114...23L 1985Ap&SS.114...23L) 13) Kreiner, 1988Roczn..59....1K 1988Roczn..59....1K 14) Ferrand, 1985BBSAG..58....1F 1985BBSAG..58....1F 15) Niarchos, 1988IBVS.3156....1N 1988IBVS.3156....1N 16) Kohl, 1985BBSAG..77....1K 1985BBSAG..77....1K 17) Diethelm, 1985BBSAG..77....1D 1985BBSAG..77....1D 18) Hanzl, 1990IBVS.3423....1H 1990IBVS.3423....1H 19) this paper 20) Hanzl, 1991IBVS.3615....1H 1991IBVS.3615....1H 21) Paschke, 1990BBSAG..96....1P 1990BBSAG..96....1P 22) Blattler , 1991BBSAG..98....1B 1991BBSAG..98....1B 23) Hanzl, 1994IBVS.4097....1H 1994IBVS.4097....1H 24) Agerer and Hubscher, 1995IBVS.4222....1A 1995IBVS.4222....1A 25) Demircan et al., 1994IBVS.4126....1D 1994IBVS.4126....1D -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: Ayvur Akalin-Peletier
(End) Ayvur Akalin [Ankara University Observatory] 16-Dec-1997
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