2023RNAAS...7...81W


Query : 2023RNAAS...7...81W

2023RNAAS...7...81W - Research Notes of the AAS, 7, 81 (2023/April-0)

Hidden Companions to Nearby Intermediate-mass Stars. II. Discovery of a 0.80 M⊙, 10.5 au Companion to the λ Boötis Star HIP 83650.

WAISBERG I., KLEIN Y. and KATZ B.

Abstract (from CDS):

HIP 83650 is a nearby intermediate mass star that shows the rare λ Boötis phenomenon of still uncertain origin. Here we report the discovery of a companion to this star with a K band flux ratio of 5.9% based on an archival VLTI/GRAVITY observation. This 0.80M⊙ companion at a projected separation 149.8 mas ↔ 10.5au confirms that the system is rather old as there is no detected X-ray emission from it. We therefore argue that the λ Boötis character of this star is not caused by a circumstellar debris disk (for which there is also no evidence in the near-infrared interferometry) but potentially by accretion from the ablated wind of a hot Jupiter. This can be tested with AO-assisted spectroscopy of the newly discovered companion.

Abstract Copyright: © 2023. The Author(s). Published by the American Astronomical Society.

Journal keyword(s): Multiple stars - Chemically peculiar stars - A stars - Optical interferometry

Simbad objects: 2

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Number of rows : 2
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2026
#notes
1 HD 154153 * 17 05 48.4627188912 -44 06 18.186019740   6.450 6.178     F1VkA3mA3_lB? 63 1
2 HD 154386 * 17 07 06.8746325400 -43 08 54.757159188   9.75 8.44     K2III 14 0

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