Table 1: Radial velocity measurements and corresponding rms errors versus Heliocentric Julian Day. The first column indicates the running number of the spectrum. (* taken from Cutispoto et al. 2002).
No. HJD RV [km s-1]
Cutispoto * 2 449 253.5 $31.0\pm1.1$
Cutispoto * 2 449 597.5 $9.0\pm1.8$
FEROS No. 1 2 451 737.9193 $32.53\pm0.04$
FEROS No. 2 2 452 031.9386 $ 8.54\pm0.10$
FEROS No. 3 2 452 089.8273 $ 5.88\pm0.20$
FEROS No. 4 2 452 093.8171 $ 6.74\pm0.05$
FEROS No. 5 2 452 093.8513 $ 6.72\pm0.05$
FEROS No. 6 2 452 093.8823 $ 6.75\pm0.06$
FEROS No. 7 2 452 093.9113 $ 7.14\pm0.09$
FEROS No. 8 2 452 093.9404 $ 6.95\pm0.11$
FEROS No. 9 2 452 093.9532 $ 6.79\pm0.08$
CES 2 452 105.9038 $ 6.91\pm0.16$
FEROS No. 10 2 452 372.9120 $ 5.76\pm0.10$
FEROS No. 11 2 452 372.9224 $ 5.62\pm0.05$
FEROS No. 12 2 452 373.8833 $ 5.50\pm0.05$
FEROS No. 13 2 452 373.8961 $ 5.22\pm0.08$
FEROS No. 14 2 452 373.9073 $ 4.86\pm0.09$
FEROS No. 15 2 452 384.9085 $ 5.66\pm0.07$
FEROS No. 16 2 452 385.9122 $ 5.71\pm0.13$
FEROS No. 17 2 452 710.8900 $ 7.87\pm0.14$
FEROS No. 18 2 452 717.9110 $ 8.42\pm0.05$
FEROS No. 19 2 452 723.9049 $ 8.65\pm0.06$
FEROS No. 20 2 453 096.9020 $13.55\pm0.11$
FEROS No. 21 2 453 104.87233 $12.74\pm0.09$
FEROS No. 22 2 453 105.89532 $12.97\pm0.05$
FEROS No. 23 2 453 137.88899 $11.03\pm0.05$
FEROS No. 24 2 453 137.89652 $10.99\pm0.05$
FEROS No. 25 2 453 137.90404 $10.24\pm0.14$
FEROS No. 26 2 453 137.90475 $10.32\pm0.05$
FEROS No. 27 2 453 162.87508 $ 9.56\pm0.10$
FEROS No. 28 2 453 162.88265 $ 9.59\pm0.06$
FEROS No. 29 2 453 168.78650 $10.34\pm0.06$
FEROS No. 30 2 453 168.79417 $10.22\pm0.06$
FEROS No. 31 2 453 168.83513 $ 9.76\pm0.07$
FEROS No. 32 2 453 168.84271 $ 9.69\pm0.06$


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Article Contents
1 Introduction
2 The light-curve of BS Ind
3 The long-period orbit
4 The detection of the two eclipsing stars
5 Conclusions
References
List of tables
List of figures