Nous présentons de nouveaux éléments orbitaux pour l'étoile double visuelle ADS 277. Ces éléments ont été obtenus en utilisant les dernières mesures que nous avons effectuées avec le tavelographe PISCO et le télescope Zeiss de 102 cm de Merate (Italie), et celles déjà disponibles dans la littérature

Argyle, Robert,

Pansecchi, Luigi

Prieur, Jean-Louis

Scardia, Marco

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Orbital elements of double stars: ADS 277
Marco Scardia, Jean-Louis Prieur, Luigi Pansecchi, Robert Argyle
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Marco Scardia, Jean-Louis Prieur, Luigi Pansecchi, Robert Argyle. Orbital elements of double stars:
ADS 277. Information circular - IAU Commission 26. Double stars, IAU, 2008, 164, pp.1. ￿hal-
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INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION COMMISSION 26
(DOUBLE STARS)
INFORMATION CIRCULAR No. 164 (FEBRUARY 2008)
NEW ORBITS
ADS Name P T e Ω(2000) 2008 Author(s)
α2000δ n a i ω Last ob. 2009
277 A 647 372y71 1876.01 0.292 39◦4 101◦8 0′′67 SCARDIA
00205+4531 0.9659 0′′947 122◦0 136◦8 2006.036 100.8 0.67 et al. (**)
- HDS 102 46.76 2015.92 0.730 38.6 103.5 0.137 CVETKOVIC
00469+4339 7.6995 0.229 118.7 67.2 2001.7609 96.2 0.133
1763 EGG 2 Aa 109.86 2094.27 0.540 132.6 173.2 0.225 CVETKOVIC
02186+4017 3.2770 0.344 66.0 288.7 1999.8313 175.9 0.222
4396 A 2657 60.43 1964.86 0.466 20.1 224.2 0.172 DOCOBO
05482+0137 5.9573 0.137 18.9 350.4 1999.8833 227.5 0.167 & LING
- FIN 382 28.28 1992.42 0.303 179.9 330.1 0.185 CVETKOVIC
05542-2909 12.7298 0.218 113.3 45.1 1993.0951 322.4 0.161
- RST 4816 28.46 2018.86 0.647 102.3 112.3 0.394 CVETKOVIC
06362-3608 12.6486 0.275 110.3 140.9 1996.1807 110.6 0.393
- FIN 322 59.59 1967.31 0.235 59.9 305.4 0.085 CVETKOVIC
06493-0216 6.0418 0.145 118.6 237.8 1997.1256 297.5 0.088
6526 A 1580 257. 2015.15 0.178 107.8 289.4 0.258 DOCOBO
08017-0836 1.4008 0.313 55.3 197.3 2003.9604 290.5 0.258 & LING
- FIN 366 85.35 1965.84 0.609 149.4 36.1 0.135 CVETKOVIC
11495-4604 4.2178 0.269 73.3 83.6 1995.1027 40.0 0.132
- BLA 3 4.212 2009.443 0.569 15.3 29.9 0.147 DOCOBO
16171+5516 85.4701 0.129 107.7 119.4 2001.2711 10.7 0.099 et al. (*)
15992 HU 388 535. 1934.36 0.827 8.8 58.7 0.514 DOCOBO
22302+2228 0.6729 0.518 31.5 265.0 2005.883 59.1 0.517 & LING
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NEW ORBITS (continuation)
ADS Name P T e Ω(2000) 2008 Author(s)
α2000δ n a i ω Last ob. 2009
16561 BU 385 AB 830. 1721.18 0.433 44.2 86.0 0.664 LING
23103+3229 0.4337 0.623 131.6 152.2 2005.821 85.8 0.666
(*) DOCOBO, TAMAZIAN & MELIKIAN
(**) SCARDIA, PRIEUR, PANSECCHI & ARGYLE
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