SU Lyn radial velocity
Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2017 5:08 pm
I'm begining to work on the radial velocity of the red giant in this newly discovered symbiotic.
Ramsay & al. (2016) proposed a M5.8III type for the cool star (correction 13-04-2017)
I got a spectrum of VY Leo = 56 Leo (Mag V = 5.8 and rv = -8.4 km/s). This star is used as reference in Müerset & Schmidt (1999) : Spectral classication of the cool giants in symbiotic systems
The spectra of SU Lyn and VY Leo are corrected for heliocentric velocity,
then the spectrum of VY Leo is shifted of 8.4 km/s using ISIS.
I work on a crop of the spectrum [5000..5151]
Here's teh comparisation of the two spectra, showing the radial vélocity of SU Lyn Computation with ISIS Radial velocity gives a vlaue of -18.0 km/s for 02-04-2017. I estimate the error at ~ 1 km/s
More data will produce the radial velocity of the system and the orbital varaition of the red giant.
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Then, I shift the spectrum of SU Lyn of +18 km/s
This give access to the (currently) very faint emission lines
H beta [OIII] Then, we can get the real value of the intensities of the lines after substraction of the psesudo continuum of VY Leo from the spectrum of SU Lyn
Na I D range, with interstellar absorptions of D1 D2 and the absorptions of the symbiotic nebula Matche well: François
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Ramsay & al. (2016) proposed a M5.8III type for the cool star (correction 13-04-2017)
I got a spectrum of VY Leo = 56 Leo (Mag V = 5.8 and rv = -8.4 km/s). This star is used as reference in Müerset & Schmidt (1999) : Spectral classication of the cool giants in symbiotic systems
The spectra of SU Lyn and VY Leo are corrected for heliocentric velocity,
then the spectrum of VY Leo is shifted of 8.4 km/s using ISIS.
I work on a crop of the spectrum [5000..5151]
Here's teh comparisation of the two spectra, showing the radial vélocity of SU Lyn Computation with ISIS Radial velocity gives a vlaue of -18.0 km/s for 02-04-2017. I estimate the error at ~ 1 km/s
More data will produce the radial velocity of the system and the orbital varaition of the red giant.
*********************************************************************************************************************************************************
Then, I shift the spectrum of SU Lyn of +18 km/s
This give access to the (currently) very faint emission lines
H beta [OIII] Then, we can get the real value of the intensities of the lines after substraction of the psesudo continuum of VY Leo from the spectrum of SU Lyn
Na I D range, with interstellar absorptions of D1 D2 and the absorptions of the symbiotic nebula Matche well: François
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