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A&A
Volume 532, August 2011
Article Number A69
Number of page(s) 9
Section Stellar structure and evolution
DOI https://doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361/201116704
Published online 25 July 2011

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CCD spectra of the recently classified SBS stars in the range 4100 − 7500  Å. Bottom panels: the two confirmed M stars; bars in the lowest panel indicate TiO bands common to both stars and VO bands of the late type; lines prominent in SBS 1444+503 are only reported in the corresponding panel. Upper panel: the dwarf carbon and the three CH stars; vertical bars indicate prominent features listed in the text. Bars corresponding to lines of particular interest for SBS 1310+561 are vertically shifted by 0.15 units above the others.

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Medium-resolution spectra of the CH giant SBS 0759+533 and the dC SBS 1310+561. For this star an enlargment of the region 3900 − 4200 Å  from the lower resolution spectrum is plotted to emphasize Hδ and the CaII emissions, which are not covered by the grism #7 spectral range. Ordinates are the same as in Fig. 1.

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Light curves of our CH stars plus CLS29 and PG084+289. The dates are MJD-50 000 days; the data are from the NSVS archive. The typical uncertainties are 0.03 mag for SBS 0759+533, and 0.08 mag for SBS 1310+561 and PG824+289. For the other stars the uncertainties are 0.11 mag.

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