Differential photometry of EK DRA and 29 DRA

We report on BVR precise photometry of active late-type stars EK DRA and 29 DRA in the spring of 2004. The analysis suggests a reasonable fit with single spot model for both cases in the season as far as the V-curve is concerned. The spots are generally cooler than surrounding photosphere and are at...

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Main Author: Zboril M.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Astronomical Observatory, Department of Astronomy, Belgrade 2005-01-01
Series:Serbian Astronomical Journal
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Online Access:http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/1450-698X/2005/1450-698X0570111Z.pdf
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description We report on BVR precise photometry of active late-type stars EK DRA and 29 DRA in the spring of 2004. The analysis suggests a reasonable fit with single spot model for both cases in the season as far as the V-curve is concerned. The spots are generally cooler than surrounding photosphere and are at high latitudes. The maximal brightness changes for both stars implying a non-rotating component of activity signatures, the spots. We expect that the spot configuration is stable over the period of approximately three months. .
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spelling doaj.art-8a9dfa6e6db0432c84330bf7015ccbbe2022-12-21T19:10:11ZengAstronomical Observatory, Department of Astronomy, BelgradeSerbian Astronomical Journal1450-698X1820-92892005-01-01200517011111410.2298/SAJ0570111Z1450-698X0570111ZDifferential photometry of EK DRA and 29 DRAZboril M.0Astronomical Institute, Tatranská LomnicaWe report on BVR precise photometry of active late-type stars EK DRA and 29 DRA in the spring of 2004. The analysis suggests a reasonable fit with single spot model for both cases in the season as far as the V-curve is concerned. The spots are generally cooler than surrounding photosphere and are at high latitudes. The maximal brightness changes for both stars implying a non-rotating component of activity signatures, the spots. We expect that the spot configuration is stable over the period of approximately three months. .http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/1450-698X/2005/1450-698X0570111Z.pdfstars: individual: EK DRA29 DRAstars: late-typestarspots
spellingShingle Zboril M.
Differential photometry of EK DRA and 29 DRA
Serbian Astronomical Journal
stars: individual: EK DRA
29 DRA
stars: late-type
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title Differential photometry of EK DRA and 29 DRA
title_full Differential photometry of EK DRA and 29 DRA
title_fullStr Differential photometry of EK DRA and 29 DRA
title_full_unstemmed Differential photometry of EK DRA and 29 DRA
title_short Differential photometry of EK DRA and 29 DRA
title_sort differential photometry of ek dra and 29 dra
topic stars: individual: EK DRA
29 DRA
stars: late-type
starspots
url http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/1450-698X/2005/1450-698X0570111Z.pdf
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