Precise orbital elements, masses and parallax of the spectroscopic-interferometric binary HD 26441
arXiv:1704.03245 · doi:10.1093/mnras/stx906
Abstract
The orbit of the visual-speckle binary A 2801 (HD 26441) was calculated independently of the previously published double-lined spectroscopic solution, obtaining similar values for the common orbital elements. In this way, it has been possible to provide a consistent 3D orbit and precise values for both the orbital parallax and the individual masses of the components, so the physical properties of this stellar system are determined.
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