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On the Ultraviolet Photometric Variability of the Helium-Weak B Stars (From ANS Data)

  • E.I. Želwanowa (a1) and W. Sohöneich (a1)
Abstract

Photometric observations in the ultraviolet region obtained by the ANS satellite enabled us: to confirm with a slight improvement the rotational period of HD 22470 (UV lightcurves of HD 22470 compared with u and magnetic curves are shown in fig. 1); to confirm the variability with very small amplitudes for HD 74196, a member of the open cluster IC 2391 (Fig. 2)

to compare the amplitude-wavelength relations of some other He-weak stars with known periods (HD 35298, HD 142884, HD 144334, HD 175362, and HD 109026). A preliminary rotational period for the star HD 109026 using the 11 ANS observations was found to be about 1.5 days.

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