J/ApJS/105/475 J/ApJS/105/475 Observations of double stars. XVII. W D Heintz Astrophys. J. Suppl. Ser. 105 475 1996 1996ApJS..105..475H J/ApJS/74/275 : Observations of double stars XIV (Heintz 1990) J/ApJS/83/351 : Observations of double stars. XV. (Heintz, 1992) Stars, double and multiple astrometry binaries: visual Micrometer observations of 722 doubles, including 14 new pairs, in 1994-1995 are tabulated, along with some orbits.

RAh Right ascension (2000.0) h RAdm Right ascension (2000.0) (deci-minutes) 0.1min DE- Declination sign --- DEd Declination (2000.0) deg DEm Declination (2000.0) arcmin ADS ADS number --- Name Name of binary --- mag1 Visual magnitude of the primary mag mag2 Visual magnitude of the secondary mag SpType Spectral type --- Per Period yr T Time of perihelion passage yr a Semi-major axis arcsec e Eccentricity --- i Inclination angle deg omega Longitude of perihelion deg OMEGA Longitude of ascending node deg plx Dynamical parallax arcsec Name Star name --- RAh Right ascension (2000.0) h RAdm Right ascension (2000.0) (deci-minutes) 0.1min DE- Declination sign --- DEd Declination (2000.0) deg DEm Declination (2000.0) arcmin ObsDate Date of observation yr PA Position angle deg Sep Separation between the components arcsec Nobs Number of nights --- m_Name Components for multiple systems --- m1 Magnitude of brightest component mag m2 Magnitude of second brightest component mag com Comments --- Marie-Jose Wagner, Patricia Bauer CDS 1997Jun17 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN Prepared via OCR at CDS. Some magnitudes corrected in table2 on 19-Feb-1998 J_ApJS_105_475.xml