The remarkable light and colour variability of Small Magellanic Cloud Be stars
W. J. de Wit, Henny J. G. L. M. Lamers, J. B. Marquette, Jean‐Philippe Beaulieu
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W. J. de Wit, Henny J. G. L. M. Lamers, J. B. Marquette, Jean‐Philippe Beaulieu
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Aims.To test if the irregularly variable optical emission of hot stars in the Small Magellanic Cloud is due to variable amounts of Brehmstrahlung by ionized material in the circumstellar environment. The light curve variability of this sample of hot stars (∼200 objects) is described by Mennickent et al. (2002).
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Aims.To test if the irregularly variable optical emission of hot stars in the Small Magellanic Cloud is due to variable amounts of Brehmstrahlung by ionized material in the circumstellar environment. The light curve variability of this sample of hot stars (∼200 objects) is described by Mennickent et al. (2002).
Key concepts: Stars, Variable star, Large Magellanic Cloud, Physics, Astrophysics, Light curve, Small Magellanic Cloud, Astronomy