ПЕРІОДИЧНІ ВАРІАЦІЇ В ОПТИЧНОМУ СПЕКТРІ ЗОРІ ПІСЛЯ AGB LN HYA

LN Hya (BS 4912; HD 112374) has long been regarded as a post-AGB F-type supergiant, located at a high Galactic latitude (b = +36°.3). Earlier studies relied on limited spectroscopic and photometric material. We present a new data set comprising 73 medium-resolution (R ≈ 12,000) optical spectra obtained at the 0.81-meter telescope of the Three College Observatory (North Carolina, USA) in 2021—2025. We found regular variations in the radial velocities (RV) of absorption lines with a period of 148.63 ± 0.09 days. Our observations cover 10 most recent variability cycles and suggest that LN Hya is a binary system with an eccentric orbit (e = 0.19±0.02). In this paper, we describe the data reduction and analysis process as well as some spectral features of the system. Future plans for a deeper study of LN Hya that include analyzing existing photometric data and correlating them with the spectral variability are outlined.зорі над асимптотичною гілкою гігантів

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The Scientific Issues of Ternopil Volodymyr Hnatiuk National Pedagogical University Series pedagogy
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2025-12-27
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ПЕРІОДИЧНІ ВАРІАЦІЇ В ОПТИЧНОМУ СПЕКТРІ ЗОРІ ПІСЛЯ AGB LN HYA

Н. Л. Вайдман, Д. Т. Агішев, А. С. Мірошніченко, С. Е. Ачкассова et al.
The Scientific Issues of Ternopil Volodymyr Hnatiuk National Pedagogical University Series pedagogy
Stellar, planetary, and galactic studies
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ПЕРІОДИЧНІ ВАРІАЦІЇ В ОПТИЧНОМУ СПЕКТРІ ЗОРІ ПІСЛЯ AGB LN HYA

Н. Л. Вайдман, Д. Т. Агішев, А. С. Мірошніченко, С. Е. Ачкассова, С. Данфорд, С. А. Хохлов, Ш. Т. Нурмахаметова
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LN Hya (BS 4912; HD 112374) has long been regarded as a post-AGB F-type supergiant, located at a high Galactic latitude (b = +36°.3). Earlier studies relied on limited spectroscopic and photometric material. We present a new data set comprising 73 medium-resolution (R ≈ 12,000) optical spectra obtained at the 0.81-meter telescope of the Three College Observatory (North Carolina, USA) in 2021—2025. We found regular variations in the radial velocities (RV) of absorption lines with a period of 148.63 ± 0.09 days. Our observations cover 10 most recent variability cycles and suggest that LN Hya is a binary system with an eccentric orbit (e = 0.19±0.02). In this paper, we describe the data reduction and analysis process as well as some spectral features of the system. Future plans for a deeper study of LN Hya that include analyzing existing photometric data and correlating them with the spectral variability are outlined.зорі над асимптотичною гілкою гігантів

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