Near-infrared photometric survey of Herbig Ae/Be candidate stars

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We report near-infrared photometric measurements of 35 Herbig Ae/Be candidate stars obtained with direct imaging and aperture photometry. Observations were made through the broadband J, H, and K′ filters, with each source imaged in at least one of the wavebands. We achieved subarcsecond angular resolution for all observations, providing us with the opportunity to search for close binary candidates and extended structure. The imaging revealed five newly identified binary candidates and one previously resolved T Tauri binary among the target sources with separations of ≲25. Separate photometry is provided for each of the binary candidate stars. We detect one extended source that has been identified as a protoplanetary nebula. Comparing our magnitudes to past measurements yields significant differences for some sources, possibly indicating photometric variability. H-band finding charts for all of our sources are provided to aid follow-up high-resolution imaging. © 2009. The American Astronomical Society. All rights reserved.

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Doering, R. L., & Meixner, M. (2009). Near-infrared photometric survey of Herbig Ae/Be candidate stars. Astronomical Journal, 138(3), 780–786. https://doi.org/10.1088/0004-6256/138/3/780

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