WDS 16563-4040 SNA 60 AC (HD 152623) : NOTES
 
 
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HDS2394 AB: Fullerton (1990) discovered the short-period spectroscopic Ful1990
variation, and subsequently Wiemker (1992 MS Thesis, Georgia State
Univ.) showed that the spectral variations are best explained by the
superposition of a stronger stationary component and a moving
component. Thus, the speckle resolution of this system (aka, CHR 210)
makes clear that this is (at least) a triple consisting of a short-
period SB1 and a distant O star. Msn1998a
SNA 60 Aa,Ab: Mason et al. (1998, 2009) reported a companion at 23mas, but Msn1998a
with position angles differing by 180deg. Our NACO/SAM data confirm Msn2009
that the correct theta value is 307deg. A closer Aa,Ab companion is
found in the PIONIER data, with rho=28.24mas; a third AC companion is
detected by NACO at 1.5". The primary is also reported as a 3.9d SB1 Ful1990
by Fullerton (1990). Sna2014
HDS 2394 AB + SNA 60Aa,Ab + SNA 60AC: HIP 82876 is a distant O7V star. The
0".26 AB pair was measured among other neglected binaries. We found
another faint companion C at 1".46. The star has an extensive
literature, including multiplicity surveys with speckle interferometry
and RV (Chini et al. 2012). Owing to the large distance, no detectable Cii2012
orbital motion is expected. Indeed, the AB pair was measured with
HRCam in 2008.5 at the same position as it is now. Those observations
in the y band did not detect the companion C owing to a lower
signal-to-noise ratio. Tok2015c
 
 
REFERENCES
 
 
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Cii2012 not - Chini, R., Hoffmeister, V.H., Nasseri, A., Stahl, O., & Zinnecker, H. 2012MNRAS.424.1925C
Cii2012 MNRAS 424, 1925, 2012
Ful1990 - Fullerton, A.W. .
Ful1990 PhD thesis, Univ. of Toronto, 1990
Msn1998a Sc j Mason, B.D., Gies, D.R., Hartkopf, W.I., Bagnuolo, Jr., W.G., 1998AJ....115..821M
Msn1998a ten Brummelaar, T.A., & McAlister, H.A.
Msn1998a AJ 115, 821, 1998
Msn2009 S+ j Mason, B.D., Hartkopf, W.I., Gies, D.R., Henry, T.J., & Helsel, J.W. 2009AJ....137.3358M
Msn2009 +orb AJ 137, 3358, 2009
Msn2009 +lin
Sna2014 Kv j Sana, H., LeBouquin, J.-B., Lacour, S., Berger, J.-P., Duvert, G., Gauchet, L., 2014ApJS..215...15S
Sna2014 +A Norris, B., Olofsson, J., Pickel, D., Zins, G., Absil, O., de Koter, A.,
Sna2014 Kratter, K., Schnurr, O., & Zinnecker, H.
Sna2014 ApJS 215, 15, 2014
Sna2014 (NACO companions in Table 6 assumed physical if quoted probability of spurious
Sna2014 detection <10%, optical if >90%, otherwise indeterminate)
Tok2015c orb+j Tokovinin, A., Mason, B.D., Hartkopf, W.I., Mendez, R.A., & Horch, E.P. 2015AJ....150...50T
Tok2015c +St AJ 150, 50, 2015 (some measures corrected in Tok2017b) 2017AJ....154..110T
 
 
DISCOVERER
 
 
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1 HDS Hipparcos Double Star (from additional DD list)
 
 
WDS HISTORIC DATA
 
 
coord_2000 discov_num comp epoch obs pa sep mag_pri mag_sec spectr notes coord_arcsec_2000
16563-4040 SNA 60 AC 2011 1 143 1.5 6.34 9.89 O7V NV K 165615.03-403935.8
16563-4040 SNA 60 AC 2014 2 144 1.5 6.34 9.89 O7V NV K 165615.03-403935.8
16563-4040 SNA 60 AC 2015 4 144 1.5 6.34 9.89 O7V NV K 165615.03-403935.8

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