2007
DOI: 10.1007/s10511-007-0004-z
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Structure of the inner region of the accretion disk of the Herbig Ae star CQ Tau based on long-term monitoring data

Abstract: Results from simultaneous spectral and photometric monitoring of the Herbig Ae star CQ Tau in the neighborhood of the Hα and resonance sodium doublet Na I D lines are presented. It is shown that the inner structure of the accretion disk of CQ Tau is nonuniform and consists of two regions with quite different kinematic characteristics. Region I is characterized by relative stability and a smooth long-term variation in the velocity of the gas along the line of sight. Region II is distinguished by the highest vel… Show more

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“…Similar times for the variability of the parameters of the Hα emission line and the sodium resonance doublet have been observed in the Herbig Ae-star CQ Tau [28]. These observations show that the inner structure of this star's accretion disk varies over a time scale close to 1000 days.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Similar times for the variability of the parameters of the Hα emission line and the sodium resonance doublet have been observed in the Herbig Ae-star CQ Tau [28]. These observations show that the inner structure of this star's accretion disk varies over a time scale close to 1000 days.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 75%
“…In this context, there must be pointed out the data of a spectral study of the CQ Tau star (Kozlova et al, 2007b). The shortest of photometric periods of the star accounts for about 1000 (Shakhovskoi et al, 2005), which is close to the spectral variability scale of CQ Tau (about 700 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%