The first photometric analysis and period investigation of the K-type W UMa type binary system V0842 Cep
arXiv:2012.11133 · doi:10.1088/1674-4527/21/5/122
Abstract
V0842 Cep is a W UMa-type binary star that has been neglected since its discovery. We analysed the VRI light curves, obtained by the 1 m telescope at the Weihai Observatory of Shandong University, using the Wilson-Devinney code. V0842 Cep was found to be a shallow contact binary system (f=8.7) with a mass ratio of 2.281. Because its orbital inclination is greater than 80, the photometric results are reliable. A period study is included which reveals a continually decreasing orbital period (=1.50(0.42)10dyr). This trend could be attributed to the angular momentum loss via stellar wind.
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