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E. J. SNOWDON, C. S. JEFFERY & S. SCHLAGENHAUF

The close binary fraction of He-rich hot subdwarfs from SALT and TESS

(Volume 92 - Année 2023 — Numéro 2 - PROCEEDINGS OF THE 10TH MEETING ON HOT SUBDWARFS AND RELATED OBJECTS)
DOI: 10.255118/0037-9565.11278
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Abstract

The Southern African Large Telescope (SALT) survey of He-rich hot subdwarfs has identi-fied several binary candidates from variable or anomalous radial velocities, or unusually high rotational velocities. Many SALT survey objects have also been observed by the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS). TESS light curves provide orbital periods and can also give clues about the nature of binary systems by distinguishing ellipsoidal variations from reflection effects. We present a summary of the candidate binary fraction within the SALT survey, as well as a breakdown of the identified candidates by spectral and helium class.

Keywords : hot subdwarfs, binaries, SALT, TESS

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E. J. SNOWDON, C. S. JEFFERY & S. SCHLAGENHAUF, «The close binary fraction of He-rich hot subdwarfs from SALT and TESS», Bulletin de la Société Royale des Sciences de Liège [En ligne], Volume 92 - Année 2023, Numéro 2 - PROCEEDINGS OF THE 10TH MEETING ON HOT SUBDWARFS AND RELATED OBJECTS, 1-4 URL : https://popups.uliege.be/0037-9565/index.php?id=11278.

A propos de : E. J. SNOWDON

Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, UK and Queen’s University Belfast, UK, edward.snowdon@armagh.ac.uk

A propos de : C. S. JEFFERY

Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, UK

A propos de : S. SCHLAGENHAUF

Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, UK and Astrophysical Institute and University Observatory Jena, Germany