Light and radial velocity observations of classical Cepheids
Nancy Remage Evans
Abstract
Nancy Remage Evans
Abstract
Fifteen Classical Cepheids (TT Aql, Aql, RT Aur, RX Aur, Cep, X Cyg, SU Cyg, W Gem, Gem, T Mon, Y Oph, AW Per, S Sge, T Vul, and U Vul) have been observed photometrically (UBVR) and spectroscopically during 19701971. A variation of Hertzsprung's method is used to match light and radial velocity curves accurately in phase. Trends in phase lags as a function of period and color are discussed. Subject heading: stars: Cepheids
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Fifteen Classical Cepheids (TT Aql, Aql, RT Aur, RX Aur, Cep, X Cyg, SU Cyg, W Gem, Gem, T Mon, Y Oph, AW Per, S Sge, T Vul, and U Vul) have been observed photometrically (UBVR) and spectroscopically during 19701971. A variation of Hertzsprung's method is used to match light and radial velocity curves accurately in phase. Trends in phase lags as a function of period and color are discussed. Subject heading: stars: Cepheids
Key concepts: Cepheid variable, Physics, Astrophysics, Radial velocity, Light curve, Astronomy, Luminosity, Stars