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ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL
Volume 164, Issue 3, Pages -Publisher
IOP Publishing Ltd
DOI: 10.3847/1538-3881/ac7d53
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- Faculty-Mentored Undergraduate Research Program at Angelo State University
- NASAs Science Mission directorate
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This study used data from various surveys and combined them into a value-added catalog to identify potentially variable sources. By integrating large datasets and conducting focused observations, the researchers discovered four eclipsing binary systems. This highlights the significance of both large catalogs and targeted observations in scientific research.
Using potentially variable sources flagged in value-added catalogs created by combining data from the Gaia, IPHAS, and KIS surveys, we utilized data from TESS, McDonald Observatory, and the Southern Plains Private Observatory to confirm and identify four of these potentially variable sources as eclipsing binaries. Combining large data sets and obtaining smaller-scale, focused observations allowed for the discovery of these systems, and shows the importance of both large value-added catalogs as well as targeted observations as follow up.
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