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THE MASSIVE HOT BINARY 29 CANIS MAJORIS.

© 1977. The Astronomical Society of the Pacific. All rights reserved. Printed in U.S.A.
, , Citation J. B. Hutchings 1977 PASP 89 668 DOI 10.1086/130206

1538-3873/89/531/668

ABSTRACT

The results are presented from analysis of 16 high- and medium-dispersion spectrograms of the system. Mass loss from the primary has a strong dependence on phase in an orbit of low eccentricity. No change in period is detected but the primary star amplitude shows an 10 % increase over the value derived from observations in 1957. The secondary spectrum is described and the fundamental parameters of the stars and their evolutionary status are discussed. Key words: early-type stars-binaries-mass loss

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10.1086/130206