Table 3
Orbital solutions for the RVs of the primary obtained by Hernandez & Sahade (1978), and for our new HARPS RVs derived with asTODCOR.
Element | RVs HS | HARPS RVs | ||
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Psider. [d] | 6.322123 fixed | 6.32 1843 fixed | ||
T0 [RJD] | 32 237.88(13) | 54 928.4445(93) | ||
Tmin.I [RJD] | 32 239.88 | 54 929.1703 | ||
Tmin.II [RJD] | 32 237.40 | 54 927.0861 | ||
e | 0.287 fixed | 0.287 fixed | ||
ω [°] | 319.1(8.5) | 20.29(68) | ||
K1/K2 | – | 0.7121(42) | ||
K1 [km s-1] | 107.2(8.1) | 136.46(43) | ||
K2 [km s-1] | – | 191.65(1.29) | ||
rms1 [km s-1] | 18.4 | 1.54 | ||
rms2 [km s-1] | – | 3.66 |
Notes. The use of disentangled template spectra leads formally to zero systemic velocities for both components; by comparing the disentangled spectra to rotationally broadened synthetic spectra, we estimated the true systemic velocity of V346 Cen to be −4 ± 3 km s-1. For comparison, GCA obtained −8 ± 3 km s-1 from their two photographic spectra taken in opposite elongations.
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