A Third Star in the T Tauri System
arXiv:astro-ph/0001370 · doi:10.1086/312543
Abstract
New speckle-holographic images of the T Tauri Infrared Companion (T Tauri IRC; T Tauri S) reveal it to be a double system with a sky-projected separation of 0".05, corresponding to a linear distance of 7 AU. The presence of this third star may account for the relative paucity of dust surrounding the IRC.
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