Standard stars for binary-star interferometry
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Standard stars for binary-star interferometry
The authors present a list of 26 binary-star systems and propose that they be adopted as standards by all interferometric observers of binary stars. This will permit the discovery and elimination of systematic effects among observers and will also provide a readily available means of calibration.
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