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Visual Double Stars Orbits Obtained by Apparent Motion Parameters Method at Pulkovo

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The orbital elements and masses of 12 wide visual double stars are determined by the Apparent Motion Parameters (AMP) method. These binaries are the following: ADS 48, 5983 (Delta Gem), 7251, 8002, 10329, 10386, 10759 (Psi Dra), 11061 (40/41 Dra), 11632, 12169, 12815 (16 Cyg) and 14636 (61 Cyg). Eight orbits are deduced by the first time. The observational basis of the investigation consists of: (1) 20–30 years long series of high accuracy positions obtained by photographic observations with the 26-inch refractor at Pulkovo, (2) accurate relative radial velocity of the components observed by the correlation method and (3) trigonometric parallaxes. These data provide the orbit calculations using AMP-method on the basis of very short arc of apparent tracks. The peculiarities of the AMP-method are considered.

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Kisselev, A.A., Kiyaeva, O.V., Romanenko, L.G. (1997). Visual Double Stars Orbits Obtained by Apparent Motion Parameters Method at Pulkovo. In: Docobo, J.A., Elipe, A., McAlister, H. (eds) Visual Double Stars: Formation, Dynamics and Evolutionary Tracks. Astrophysics and Space Science Library, vol 223. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1477-3_46

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