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HD 203024 H-alpha émission

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2015 2:10 pm
by umberto sollecchia
Bonjour,je informe que le H-alpha de cette étoile, de l'absorption est devenue émission.
Je joins une comparaison.Quelqu'un peut confirmer?
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Cordialement Umberto

Re: HD 203024 H-alpha émission

Posted: Sat Dec 05, 2015 3:16 am
by Mike Potter
This is not an ideal setup for a star so faint - but I had the time and did not want to change the configuration - LHiRes 1800 - 23u - 5400 seconds. Unless I got the wrong star, it appears there is no emission.

Mike Potter
Beverly Hills Observatory

Re: HD 203024 H-alpha émission

Posted: Sat Dec 05, 2015 7:22 pm
by umberto sollecchia
Merci beaucoup Mike pour votre observation.
Dès que je peux, encore observer cette étoile
Cordialement Umberto

Re: HD 203024 H-alpha émission

Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2015 6:56 pm
by umberto sollecchia
Mike Salut, merci pour votre coopération. Je regardai de nouveau l'étoile.
Confermo H-alpha absorption.
Il y a eu un échange de fichiers dans le processus de réduction de données.
Placez la comparaison exacte.
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Cordialemente Umberto

Re: HD 203024 H-alpha émission

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2015 10:39 pm
by Paolo Berardi
Hi Umberto, Mike,

there is a faint emission component in the large photospheric absorption also in my spectrum of 6 december (Lhires III 1200), a feature similar to what we can see on the recent Mike's profile. No hint of emission component is visible in previous mid-res spectra on BeSS. This could indicate that an activity phase has began. So, the Umberto early reporting, even if not appropriate, was useful anyway! ;)

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Paolo

Re: HD 203024 H-alpha émission

Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2015 5:28 am
by Mike Potter
Hi Umberto:

Ha! In fact, I had noticed that possible emission feature but was uncertain due to the somewhat ratty S/N, so the following night I went back to the star and tried another - ironically enough exposing almost the exact same time as yours. Indeed the feature is real.

Mike