Rotational modulation and high speed streams in FK Comae Berenices: Evidence for a massive, highly-evolved binary system

  • Walter F
  • Neff J
  • Bopp B
  • et al.
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Abstract

The authors obtained high resolution spectroscopic observations of FK Com in the spring of 1983 using the IUE and the 2.1 m coudé at KPNO. The emission lines are broad, and unlike any active late-type stars known to the authors. FK Com is modeled as a high mass ratio, mass transferring binary, wherein the mass ratio has reversed due to Roche lobe overflow. It consists of stars with 4 M_sun; and 0.2 M_sun; and with radii of 6 R_sun; and 2.8 R_sun;. The semi-major axis is 12.5 R_sun;.

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Walter, F. M., Neff, J. E., Bopp, B. W., & Stencel, R. E. (1984). Rotational modulation and high speed streams in FK Comae Berenices: Evidence for a massive, highly-evolved binary system (pp. 279–281). https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-12907-3_217

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