We present high-precision, multi-band CCD photometry of two less-studied close binaries V1123 Tau and V1128 Tau. Complete covered light curves and a number of new times of light minima of the two eclipsing systems wer...We present high-precision, multi-band CCD photometry of two less-studied close binaries V1123 Tau and V1128 Tau. Complete covered light curves and a number of new times of light minima of the two eclipsing systems were obtained, based on which, revised orbital elements and new ephemerides were given. By adopting the Wilson-Devinney method, the light curves were analyzed. The photometric solutions confirm the W UMa-type nature of the binary systems. With the less-massive secondary slightly cooler than the primary, V1123 Tau could be classified as an A- type contact system. While V1128 Tau is typically considered a W-type W UMa star, the surface temperature of its secondary component is determined to be absolutely higher than the primary by about 270 K. Combining with the results of radial-velocity solutions, we determined absolute parameters of the two systems. The mass, radius and luminosity for each component of V1123 Tau were derived as： 1.36 ±0.05M⊙, 1.37 ± 0.02R⊙, and 2.01± O.07L⊙ and 0.40±0.02M⊙, 0.80±0.01R⊙, and 0.67±0.04L⊙, respectively. For V1128 Tau, the absolute parameters were computed to be 1.09±0.03M⊙, 1.01±0.01R⊙, and 1.34±0.06Le and 0.58 ± 0.01M⊙, 0.76±0.01R⊙, and 0.91±0.05L⊙, respectively. Based on these results, the evolutionary status and the physical nature of the two binary systems are discussed, while also connecting with the theoretical models.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No. 10773015)
文摘We present high-precision, multi-band CCD photometry of two less-studied close binaries V1123 Tau and V1128 Tau. Complete covered light curves and a number of new times of light minima of the two eclipsing systems were obtained, based on which, revised orbital elements and new ephemerides were given. By adopting the Wilson-Devinney method, the light curves were analyzed. The photometric solutions confirm the W UMa-type nature of the binary systems. With the less-massive secondary slightly cooler than the primary, V1123 Tau could be classified as an A- type contact system. While V1128 Tau is typically considered a W-type W UMa star, the surface temperature of its secondary component is determined to be absolutely higher than the primary by about 270 K. Combining with the results of radial-velocity solutions, we determined absolute parameters of the two systems. The mass, radius and luminosity for each component of V1123 Tau were derived as： 1.36 ±0.05M⊙, 1.37 ± 0.02R⊙, and 2.01± O.07L⊙ and 0.40±0.02M⊙, 0.80±0.01R⊙, and 0.67±0.04L⊙, respectively. For V1128 Tau, the absolute parameters were computed to be 1.09±0.03M⊙, 1.01±0.01R⊙, and 1.34±0.06Le and 0.58 ± 0.01M⊙, 0.76±0.01R⊙, and 0.91±0.05L⊙, respectively. Based on these results, the evolutionary status and the physical nature of the two binary systems are discussed, while also connecting with the theoretical models.
