Spectroscopic investigation of the southern late-K/early-M dwarf binary CC Eri
arXiv:2607.29316 · doi:10.1017/S174392132400142X
Abstract
In the recent past investigations of stellar Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) and flares/superflares gained special attention because of their relevance for planetary habitability and stellar evolution. With respect to that, we present an observing campaign at the ESO152 telescope on LaSilla operated by the PLATOSpec consortium of the late-K/early-M dwarf binary CC Eri. The ESO152 telescope is currently equipped with an Echelle spectrograph which enables the investigation of a broad spectral range, allowing the investigation of CMEs and flares/superflares in various spectral lines. Within the observing campaign CC Eri was not observed by TESS, but we have coordinated g'-band photometry to cross-check for white light flares. Preliminary results of the observing campaign are presented.
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