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Photometric and Halpha observations of LSI+61·303: detection of a 26 day V and JHK band modulation

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We present new optical and infrared photometric observations and high resolution H α spectra of the periodic radio star LSI+61◦303. The optical photometric data set covers the time interval 1985-1993 and amounts to about a hundred nights. A period of ∼26 days is found in the V band. The infrared data also present evidence for a similar periodicity, but with higher amplitude of variation ((0.m 2). The spectroscopic observations include 16 intermediate and high dispersion spectra of LSI+61◦303 collected between January 1989 and February 1993. The H α emission line profile and its variations are analyzed. Several emission line parameters -- among them the H α EW and the width of the H α red hump -- change strongly at or close to radio maximum, and may exhibit periodic variability. We also observe a significant change in the peak separation. The H α profile of LSI+61◦303 does not seem peculiar for a Be star. However, several of the observed variations of the H α profile can probably be associated with the presence of the compact, secondary star.

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PAREDES I POY, Josep maria, MARZIANI, P., MARTÍ RIBAS, Josep, FABREGAT, Jaime, COE, M. j., EVERALL, C., FIGUERAS SIÑOL, Francesca, JORDI I NEBOT, Carme, NORTON, A. j., PRINCE, T., REGLERO, V., ROCHE, P., TORRA ROCA, Jorge, UNGER, S. j., ZAMANOV, R. k.. Photometric and Halpha observations of LSI+61·303: detection of a 26 day V and JHK band modulation. _Astronomy and Astrophysics_. 1994. Vol. 288, núm. 519-528. [consulta: 31 de gener de 2026]. ISSN: 0004-6361. [Disponible a: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/45406]

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