An aexcellent LISA spectrum obtained by Woody Sims
[Fe VII] and Raman OVI appears clearly during the decline
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ASASSN-V J195442.95+172212.6 10.7V mag in Sge
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Re: ASASSN-V J195442.95+172212.6 10.7V mag in Sge
Hello Francois,
I think there's an anomaly with [Fe VIII] 6087. Last night's result at R~12000: There's a feature at 6084A which EW has approx. doubled (Olivier also has it), and the 3A difference to 6087 is suspicous (basic features don't have any shift).
And, a NEW feature has appeared at 6106A (both the features easily confirmable by human look on all the 3 x 30 minute raw frames).
Calibration is rock solid: 11 lines (continuous), RMS=0.003603 (2 order, one line has 0.008, all the others <= 0.003).
Heliocentric correction was not applied for this star (according to default db rules, to my understanding).
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I think there's an anomaly with [Fe VIII] 6087. Last night's result at R~12000: There's a feature at 6084A which EW has approx. doubled (Olivier also has it), and the 3A difference to 6087 is suspicous (basic features don't have any shift).
And, a NEW feature has appeared at 6106A (both the features easily confirmable by human look on all the 3 x 30 minute raw frames).
Calibration is rock solid: 11 lines (continuous), RMS=0.003603 (2 order, one line has 0.008, all the others <= 0.003).
Heliocentric correction was not applied for this star (according to default db rules, to my understanding).
- Peter
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Re: ASASSN-V J195442.95+172212.6 10.7V mag in Sge
Hello all,
Congratulations to Woody and Peter for their spectra !
After an uncertain weather throughout the afternoon of September 7th, the sky finally cleared at the end of the day (as expected...) and I was able to also resume tracking Vend 47 !
I obtained the following spectrum at 21 h 16 TU with a resolution of 506 (JJ = 2458369.412) and an acquisition time of 60 min.
The comparison of the spectra always shows a clear increase in the relative intensities of the Balmer lines.
The relative intensity of the HeII line at 4686A still seems unchanged since August 25, as well as those of the HeI lines at 6678A and 7065A.
I also detect something at 5721A and 6087A but that does not seem conclusive to me at low resolution since these "lines" are already visible in my previous spectra. The continuum seems to evolve significantly at short wavelength…?
However, I think I have also detected the OIV Raman line at 6826A.
...and the [OIII] lines at 4363, 4959 and 5007 are always undetectable at low resolution.
Clear skies to all,
Christophe BOUSSIN
Congratulations to Woody and Peter for their spectra !
After an uncertain weather throughout the afternoon of September 7th, the sky finally cleared at the end of the day (as expected...) and I was able to also resume tracking Vend 47 !
I obtained the following spectrum at 21 h 16 TU with a resolution of 506 (JJ = 2458369.412) and an acquisition time of 60 min.
The comparison of the spectra always shows a clear increase in the relative intensities of the Balmer lines.
The relative intensity of the HeII line at 4686A still seems unchanged since August 25, as well as those of the HeI lines at 6678A and 7065A.
I also detect something at 5721A and 6087A but that does not seem conclusive to me at low resolution since these "lines" are already visible in my previous spectra. The continuum seems to evolve significantly at short wavelength…?
However, I think I have also detected the OIV Raman line at 6826A.
...and the [OIII] lines at 4363, 4959 and 5007 are always undetectable at low resolution.
Clear skies to all,
Christophe BOUSSIN
CBO (Newton 200 F/5 / Alpy600 / Atik 314L+ / Atik Titan + Mewlon 180 F/12 / LHIRES III 2400 / Atik 460EX / Atik 314 L+) @ ARAS database
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Re: ASASSN-V J195442.95+172212.6 10.7V mag in Sge
Hello,
I have taken a closer look (9 x 10 min) with 12" Newton + LHires 600/mm grating + 35 micron slit at R~2700 at the Raman profile, and it is really double peaked (resembling to AG Peg): To elaborate M-ish features, I've taken 13 Lyr at the same R~2700 (normalised both targets), then estimated a 1/3 multiplier visually (tellurics included - please ignore [6870-7000A]), and added + 0.66 constant. It seems to fit well on the continuum. The RV distribution: Note that this feature is a hard target at this medium resolution, due to the high magnification factor required to acquire the real details.
Peter
I have taken a closer look (9 x 10 min) with 12" Newton + LHires 600/mm grating + 35 micron slit at R~2700 at the Raman profile, and it is really double peaked (resembling to AG Peg): To elaborate M-ish features, I've taken 13 Lyr at the same R~2700 (normalised both targets), then estimated a 1/3 multiplier visually (tellurics included - please ignore [6870-7000A]), and added + 0.66 constant. It seems to fit well on the continuum. The RV distribution: Note that this feature is a hard target at this medium resolution, due to the high magnification factor required to acquire the real details.
Peter
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Re: ASASSN-V J195442.95+172212.6 10.7V mag in Sge
A near-UV spectrum taken by using the 60-cm telescope of Pic du Midi observatory and UVEX2 spectrograph
(note the evident detection of OIII line at 3444 A):

Christian Buil & Valérie Desnoux
(note the evident detection of OIII line at 3444 A):

Christian Buil & Valérie Desnoux
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Re: ASASSN-V J195442.95+172212.6 10.7V mag in Sge
Hello all,
Christian, it's always impressive to see the spectrum of Vend47 in the near UV area !
Have you noticed any changes from your August 26 spectrum in this spectral region?
Here is my last contribution to the tracking of Vend47 with the spectra obtained :
on September 11 at 21 h 39 UT with a resolution of 504 (JJ = 2458373.4235) and an acquisition time of 60 min (12 x 300 s).
on September 15 at 21 h 51 UT with a resolution of 505 (JJ = 2458377.4319) and an acquisition time of 60 min (12 x 300 s).
The evolution of the Vend47 spectrum between August 11 and September 15, 2018 appears below :
The relative intensities of Balmer lines are always increasing.
The profiles of Halpha, Hbeta lines renormalized around their local continuum are an example :
The profile of the HeII line at 4686A, also renormalized around its local continuum, shows that the relative intensity of this line seems to be maintained at the same level since September 1st :
Peter, very interesting...I hope you can follow the evolution of this structure !
I also detect (but with a much lower resolution ...) a double peak for the position that corresponds to the Raman OIV line at 6826A. This one seems to evolve since September 7th (to follow...).
And…the [OIII] lines at 4363, 4959 and 5007A are always undetectable at low resolution …
Spectroscopically,
Christophe BOUSSIN
Christian, it's always impressive to see the spectrum of Vend47 in the near UV area !
Have you noticed any changes from your August 26 spectrum in this spectral region?
Here is my last contribution to the tracking of Vend47 with the spectra obtained :
on September 11 at 21 h 39 UT with a resolution of 504 (JJ = 2458373.4235) and an acquisition time of 60 min (12 x 300 s).
on September 15 at 21 h 51 UT with a resolution of 505 (JJ = 2458377.4319) and an acquisition time of 60 min (12 x 300 s).
The evolution of the Vend47 spectrum between August 11 and September 15, 2018 appears below :
The relative intensities of Balmer lines are always increasing.
The profiles of Halpha, Hbeta lines renormalized around their local continuum are an example :
The profile of the HeII line at 4686A, also renormalized around its local continuum, shows that the relative intensity of this line seems to be maintained at the same level since September 1st :
Peter, very interesting...I hope you can follow the evolution of this structure !
I also detect (but with a much lower resolution ...) a double peak for the position that corresponds to the Raman OIV line at 6826A. This one seems to evolve since September 7th (to follow...).
And…the [OIII] lines at 4363, 4959 and 5007A are always undetectable at low resolution …
Spectroscopically,
Christophe BOUSSIN
CBO (Newton 200 F/5 / Alpy600 / Atik 314L+ / Atik Titan + Mewlon 180 F/12 / LHIRES III 2400 / Atik 460EX / Atik 314 L+) @ ARAS database
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Re: ASASSN-V J195442.95+172212.6 10.7V mag in Sge
New UV spectrum taken the Sept. 20 and an improved signal to noise ratio (I use now an Atik414EX camera on UVEX2 and a longer exposure):


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Now UVEX is adjusted for capture red and near-IR part of the spectrum (simple grating rotation + OG570 order filter = UVEX -> IREX) - Raman emission is well detected :


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Re: ASASSN-V J195442.95+172212.6 10.7V mag in Sge
Hello all,
Here is my last contribution to the tracking of Vend47 with the following two spectra :
on September 25 at 21 h 53 UT with a resolution of 509 (JJ = 2458387.4258) and an acquisition time of 40 min (8 x 300 s).
on September 28 at 21 h 51 UT with a resolution of 507 (JJ = 2458390.4231) and an acquisition time of 35 min (7 x 300 s).
The evolution of the Vend47 spectrum between August 11 and September 28, 2018 appears below :
The relative intensities of Balmer lines are always increasing.
For example, the profiles of Halpha and Hbeta lines renormalized around their local continuum are shown below :
The profile of the HeII line at 4686A, also renormalized around its local continuum, shows that the relative intensity of this line seems to be about the same since September 1st :
As before, I always detect a double peak for the position that correspond to the Raman OIV line at 6826A...and the relative intensities of these peaks continue to increase :
The [OIII] lines at 4363, 4959 and 5007A are always undetectable at low resolution but...I think I have seen some changes in the Vend47 spectrum...
First, I note that the relative intensity of the line [OI] at 5577A appears to be increasing since September 15th. Second, a structure appeared in the area near the [FeVI] line at 5677A.
Of course, these potential changes need to be confirmed in the coming days...
Did someone notice something similar?
Clear skies,
Christophe BOUSSIN
Here is my last contribution to the tracking of Vend47 with the following two spectra :
on September 25 at 21 h 53 UT with a resolution of 509 (JJ = 2458387.4258) and an acquisition time of 40 min (8 x 300 s).
on September 28 at 21 h 51 UT with a resolution of 507 (JJ = 2458390.4231) and an acquisition time of 35 min (7 x 300 s).
The evolution of the Vend47 spectrum between August 11 and September 28, 2018 appears below :
The relative intensities of Balmer lines are always increasing.
For example, the profiles of Halpha and Hbeta lines renormalized around their local continuum are shown below :
The profile of the HeII line at 4686A, also renormalized around its local continuum, shows that the relative intensity of this line seems to be about the same since September 1st :
As before, I always detect a double peak for the position that correspond to the Raman OIV line at 6826A...and the relative intensities of these peaks continue to increase :
The [OIII] lines at 4363, 4959 and 5007A are always undetectable at low resolution but...I think I have seen some changes in the Vend47 spectrum...
First, I note that the relative intensity of the line [OI] at 5577A appears to be increasing since September 15th. Second, a structure appeared in the area near the [FeVI] line at 5677A.
Of course, these potential changes need to be confirmed in the coming days...
Did someone notice something similar?
Clear skies,
Christophe BOUSSIN
CBO (Newton 200 F/5 / Alpy600 / Atik 314L+ / Atik Titan + Mewlon 180 F/12 / LHIRES III 2400 / Atik 460EX / Atik 314 L+) @ ARAS database