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Dust around the Cool Component of D-Type Symbiotic Binaries (CROSBI ID 257235)

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Jurkić, Tomislav ; Kotnik-Karuza, Dubravka Dust around the Cool Component of D-Type Symbiotic Binaries // Astronomy letters-a journal of astronomy and space astrophysics, 44 (2018), 4; 265-277. doi: 10.1134/S1063773718040035

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Jurkić, Tomislav ; Kotnik-Karuza, Dubravka

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Dust around the Cool Component of D-Type Symbiotic Binaries

D type symbiotic binaries are an excellent astrophysical laboratory for investigation of the dust properties and dust formation under the influence of theMira stellar wind and nova activity and of the mass loss and mass transfer between components in such a widely separated system. We present a study of the properties of circumstellar dust in symbiotic Miras by use of long-term near-IR photometry and colour indices. The published JHKL magnitudes of o Ceti, RX Pup, KM Vel, V366 Car, V835 Cen, RR Tel, HM Sge and R Aqr have been collected, analyzed and corrected for short-term variations caused by Mira pulsations. Assuming spherical temperature distribution of the dust in the close neighbourhood of the Mira, the DUSTY code was used to solve the radiative transfer in order to determine the dust temperature and its properties in each particular case. Common dust properties of the symbiotic Miras have been found, suggesting similar conditions in the condensation region of the studied symbiotic Miras. Silicate dust with the inner dust shell radius determined by the dust condensation and with the dust temperature of 900-1200 K can fully explain the observed colour indices. R Aqr is an exception and showed lower dust temperature of 650 K. Obscuration events visible in light curves can be explained by variable dust optical depth with minimal variations of other dust properties. More active symbioticMiras that underwent recent nova outbursts showed higher dust optical depths and larger maximum grain sizes of the order of μm, which means that the post-nova activity could stimulate the dust formation and the grain growth. Optically thicker dust shells and higher dust condensation temperatures have been found in symbiotic Miras compared to their single counterparts, suggesting different conditions for dust production.

stars ; binaries ; symbiotic stars ; circumstellar matter ; stars AGB and post-AGB ; infrared stars ; radiative transfer

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44 (4)

2018.

265-277

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1063-7737

1562-6873

10.1134/S1063773718040035

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