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The eccentric orbit of the short-period eclipsing binary V 1010 Oph

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Radial velocity observations of V 1010 Oph obtained at Asiago from 23 spectra combined with those published by Guinan and Koch (1977) reveal a significant eccentricity (e≃0.20±0.03) with a periastron angle close to 90° at 1 σ level. This underlines the need for a new analysis of the light curve for photometric elements.

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Margoni, R., Stagni, R., Mammano, A. et al. The eccentric orbit of the short-period eclipsing binary V 1010 Oph. Astrophys Space Sci 79, 159–163 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00655913

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