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Paper: |
Time Resolved, High-Dispersion Spectroscopy of RS CVn Binary V711 Tau |
Volume: |
362, The Seventh Pacific Rim Conference on Stellar Astrophysics |
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80 |
Authors: |
Tohiguchi, M.; Iwai, Y.; Sugita, H.; Nogami, D.; Hirata, R.; Masuda, S. |
Abstract: |
To investigate the mechanisms of stellar flares, we carried out spectroscopic observations of an RS CVn binary V711 Tau with a high dispersion (R=30,000) and a high time resolution (about 30 sec) as well as simultaneous photometric observations. Although no large flare was unfortunately detected during our observations, time-dependent variations in the Hα region were found by correlation-analyses. We conclude that these variations probably originate from the rotation of the primary star with an active region strongly emitting Hα. In addition, unprecedented time dependent variations in the Na D doublet were found. |
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