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Positional Observations of Components of Triple Stars for the Hipparcos and HST Missions

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 July 2016

J. P. Anosova
Affiliation:
Leningrad University Astronomical Observatory Bibliotechnaya Pl. 2 198904 Leningrad, USSR
V. V. Orlov
Affiliation:
Leningrad University Astronomical Observatory Bibliotechnaya Pl. 2 198904 Leningrad, USSR

Abstract

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This work has been made in accordance with the plan of the International Working Group “Double Stars: HIPPARCOS Input Catalogue Consortium.” The precise coordinates for the components of the triple stars from the programs of the Astronomical Observatory (AO) of Leningrad State University (LSU) and the Uccle zone (declination from +30° to +50°) are determined. The work has been made by two methods: (1) special astrometrical observations for about 70 triple stars; some colleagues from the observatories in Pulkovo, Nikolaev, and Goloseevo (USSR), as well as from Belgrade (Yugoslavia) have taken part in this work; (2) statistical treatment for about 200 triple stars, using the data of the catalogues ADS and WDS—all available positional observations of the relative coordinates of the components.

Also, the special observations of the triple stars in Pulkovo and Belgrade have been used, as well as the data from the catalogue by Ch. Worley from 1820 to 1988. The old observations by W. Struve in 1820-1830 play an important role. The data obtained are used for the compilation of the observational programs of the AO of LSU by the HIPPARCOS and HST.

Type
Part 2: Pulkovo today
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