2013Astronomy and AstrophysicsOpen access

The new Wolf-Rayet binary system WR62a

A. Collado, R. Gamen, R. H. Barbá

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Context. A significant number of the Wolf-Rayet stars seem to be binary or multiple systems, but the nature of many of them is still unknown. Dedicated monitoring of WR stars favours the discovery of new systems.

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Context. A significant number of the Wolf-Rayet stars seem to be binary or multiple systems, but the nature of many of them is still unknown. Dedicated monitoring of WR stars favours the discovery of new systems.

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Context. A significant number of the Wolf-Rayet stars seem to be binary or multiple systems, but the nature of many of them is still unknown. Dedicated monitoring of WR stars favours the discovery of new systems.

Key concepts: Wolf–Rayet star, Stars, Context (archaeology), Astrophysics, Binary star, Binary number, Physics, Astronomy

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