RESULTS OF DOUBLE STARS OBSERVATIONS AT NIKOLAEV OBSERVATORY
Journal Title: Odessa Astronomical Publications - Year 2015, Vol 28, Issue 2
Abstract
The results of double stars observations at Nikolayev Observatory during 2013-2014 are presented. The Washington Double Stars Catalogue (WDS) was used for observation program composing. The observation volume was obtained with usage two telescopes equipped CCD-cameras. Precise modern epoch CCD-observations allowed to make new proper motion values. The position angles and separations for 214 double stars were measured. Results are going to be submitted to WDS.
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D. V. Bodryagin, N. V. Maigurova
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