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RXTE and XMM observations of intermediate polar candidates
O. W. Butters, A. J. Norton, K. Mukai +1
Aims. To determine the credentials of nine candidate intermediate polars in order to confirm whether or not they are magnetic cataclysmic variables. Methods. Frequency analysis of…
High Mass X-ray Binaries in the NIR : Orbital solutions of two highly obscured systems
A. B. Mason, A. J. Norton, J. S. Clark +2
The maximum mass of a neutron star (NS) is poorly defined. Theoretical attempts to define this mass have thus far been unsuccessful. Observational results currently provide the onl…
WASP-38b: A Transiting Exoplanet in an Eccentric, 6.87d Period Orbit
S. C. C. Barros, F. Faedi, A. Collier Cameron +31
We report the discovery of WASP-38b, a long period transiting planet in an eccentric 6.871815 day orbit. The transit epoch is 2455335.92050 +/- 0.00074 (HJD) and the transit durati…
The thermal emission of the exoplanets WASP-1b and WASP-2b
Peter J. Wheatley, Andrew Collier Cameron, Joseph Harrington +24
We present a comparative study of the thermal emission of the transiting exoplanets WASP-1b and WASP-2b using the Spitzer Space Telescope. The two planets have very similar masses…
SuperWASP observations of long timescale photometric variations in cataclysmic variables
N. L. Thomas, A. J. Norton, D. Pollacco +4
We investigated whether the predictions and results of Stanishev et al (2002) concerning a possible relationship between eclipse depths in PX And and its retrograde disc precession…
The eclipsing, double-lined, Of supergiant binary Cyg OB2-B17
V. E. Stroud, J. S. Clark, I. Negueruela +3
Massive, eclipsing, double-lined, spectroscopic binaries are not common but are necessary to understand the evolution of massive stars as they are the only direct way to determine…