THE EFFECT OF LINE BLOCKING ON THE LIGHT CURVES OF THE AP STAR HR 5355 (HD 125248).

@article{Pilachowski1975THEEO,  title={THE EFFECT OF LINE BLOCKING ON THE LIGHT CURVES OF THE AP STAR HR 5355 (HD 125248).},  author={Catherine A. Pilachowski and Walter K. Bonsack},  journal={Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific},  year={1975},  volume={87},  pages={221 - 229},  url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:122505963}}
Line-blocking coefficients were measured from coude spectrograms covering the blue and green parts of the spectra, throughout the 9d3 cycle of HR 5355. The coefficient for the V band of the uvby photometry is found to vary through a range of 0" 06 of the continuum in a double wave, with maxima corresponding to the maxima of both the Eu ii and the Cr spectrum variation, which occur in antiphase. This line blocking cannot account for the strong single-wave light variation in the V band, which has… 
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