Table 4.

List of binaries with an early (B0–3) classical Be primary and an existing orbital solution, ordered by right ascension (R.A.).

NamePeBe Sp.typeM(Be)McompiReference
(d)(M)(M)(°)
γ Casstars
γ Cas203.60B0IV130.98*45Nemravová et al. (2012)
V782 Cas122.00B2.5III90.6–0.7*60–90this work
HD 45995103.10B2V101.0 ± 0.1*46.8this work
V558 Lyr83.30B3V80.7–0.8*60–90this work
SAO 4972526.110B0.5III130.2–0.5*30–90this work
137.000.4–0.7*30–90this work
V2156 Cyg126.60B1.5V110.7–0.8*60–90this work
π Aqr84.10B1V152.4 ± 0.570Bjorkman et al. (2002)
V810 Cas75.80B112.50.7–0.8*60–90this work
Other Be stars
ϕ Per126.70B1.5V9.61.2 ± 0.277.6Mourard et al. (2015)
ζ Tau133.00B1IV110.9–1.0*60–90Ruždjak et al. (2009)
HR 214280.90B1.5IV-V10.50.7*85Peters et al. (2016)
LB-178.80B3V7 ± 21.5 ± 0.4*39Shenar et al. (2020)
HD 5560693.80B2.5-3V6.0–6.60.83–0.975–85Chojnowski et al. (2018)
FY CMa37.30B0.5IV10–131.1–1.5>66Peters et al. (2008)
o Pup28.90B1IV11–150.7–1.0+Koubský et al. (2012)
MX Pup5.150.46B1.5III150.6–6.65–50Carrier, Burki & Burnet (2002)
χ Oph138.80.44B2V101.7–2*60–90Abt & Levy (1978)
HD 16130699.90B0150.9+Koubský et al. (2014)
HR 681940.30.04B2.5V60.4–0.8*35Gies & Wang (2020)
59 Cyg28.20.14B1.5V6.3–9.40.6–0.960–80Peters et al. (2013)
60 Cyg146.60B1V11.81.5–3.4>29Koubský et al. (2000)
NamePeBe Sp.typeM(Be)McompiReference
(d)(M)(M)(°)
γ Casstars
γ Cas203.60B0IV130.98*45Nemravová et al. (2012)
V782 Cas122.00B2.5III90.6–0.7*60–90this work
HD 45995103.10B2V101.0 ± 0.1*46.8this work
V558 Lyr83.30B3V80.7–0.8*60–90this work
SAO 4972526.110B0.5III130.2–0.5*30–90this work
137.000.4–0.7*30–90this work
V2156 Cyg126.60B1.5V110.7–0.8*60–90this work
π Aqr84.10B1V152.4 ± 0.570Bjorkman et al. (2002)
V810 Cas75.80B112.50.7–0.8*60–90this work
Other Be stars
ϕ Per126.70B1.5V9.61.2 ± 0.277.6Mourard et al. (2015)
ζ Tau133.00B1IV110.9–1.0*60–90Ruždjak et al. (2009)
HR 214280.90B1.5IV-V10.50.7*85Peters et al. (2016)
LB-178.80B3V7 ± 21.5 ± 0.4*39Shenar et al. (2020)
HD 5560693.80B2.5-3V6.0–6.60.83–0.975–85Chojnowski et al. (2018)
FY CMa37.30B0.5IV10–131.1–1.5>66Peters et al. (2008)
o Pup28.90B1IV11–150.7–1.0+Koubský et al. (2012)
MX Pup5.150.46B1.5III150.6–6.65–50Carrier, Burki & Burnet (2002)
χ Oph138.80.44B2V101.7–2*60–90Abt & Levy (1978)
HD 16130699.90B0150.9+Koubský et al. (2014)
HR 681940.30.04B2.5V60.4–0.8*35Gies & Wang (2020)
59 Cyg28.20.14B1.5V6.3–9.40.6–0.960–80Peters et al. (2013)
60 Cyg146.60B1V11.81.5–3.4>29Koubský et al. (2000)

Notes. * indicates SB1 systems for which the secondary mass was estimated from the probable values of primary mass, mass function, and inclination. + indicates SB2 systems for which the secondary mass was estimated from the mass ratio (derived from velocity amplitudes) and a probable value of the primary mass. When unconstrained, inclination is taken to be 60–90°. Note that, for γ Cas, the results of Smith et al. (2012) and Nemravová et al. (2012) are similar – only the latter is quoted here. Velocity shifts have also been recorded for the secondary in HD 194335, although a full orbital coverage has not yet been acquired (Wang et al. 2021), hence we do not yet add it to this Table.

Table 4.

List of binaries with an early (B0–3) classical Be primary and an existing orbital solution, ordered by right ascension (R.A.).

NamePeBe Sp.typeM(Be)McompiReference
(d)(M)(M)(°)
γ Casstars
γ Cas203.60B0IV130.98*45Nemravová et al. (2012)
V782 Cas122.00B2.5III90.6–0.7*60–90this work
HD 45995103.10B2V101.0 ± 0.1*46.8this work
V558 Lyr83.30B3V80.7–0.8*60–90this work
SAO 4972526.110B0.5III130.2–0.5*30–90this work
137.000.4–0.7*30–90this work
V2156 Cyg126.60B1.5V110.7–0.8*60–90this work
π Aqr84.10B1V152.4 ± 0.570Bjorkman et al. (2002)
V810 Cas75.80B112.50.7–0.8*60–90this work
Other Be stars
ϕ Per126.70B1.5V9.61.2 ± 0.277.6Mourard et al. (2015)
ζ Tau133.00B1IV110.9–1.0*60–90Ruždjak et al. (2009)
HR 214280.90B1.5IV-V10.50.7*85Peters et al. (2016)
LB-178.80B3V7 ± 21.5 ± 0.4*39Shenar et al. (2020)
HD 5560693.80B2.5-3V6.0–6.60.83–0.975–85Chojnowski et al. (2018)
FY CMa37.30B0.5IV10–131.1–1.5>66Peters et al. (2008)
o Pup28.90B1IV11–150.7–1.0+Koubský et al. (2012)
MX Pup5.150.46B1.5III150.6–6.65–50Carrier, Burki & Burnet (2002)
χ Oph138.80.44B2V101.7–2*60–90Abt & Levy (1978)
HD 16130699.90B0150.9+Koubský et al. (2014)
HR 681940.30.04B2.5V60.4–0.8*35Gies & Wang (2020)
59 Cyg28.20.14B1.5V6.3–9.40.6–0.960–80Peters et al. (2013)
60 Cyg146.60B1V11.81.5–3.4>29Koubský et al. (2000)
NamePeBe Sp.typeM(Be)McompiReference
(d)(M)(M)(°)
γ Casstars
γ Cas203.60B0IV130.98*45Nemravová et al. (2012)
V782 Cas122.00B2.5III90.6–0.7*60–90this work
HD 45995103.10B2V101.0 ± 0.1*46.8this work
V558 Lyr83.30B3V80.7–0.8*60–90this work
SAO 4972526.110B0.5III130.2–0.5*30–90this work
137.000.4–0.7*30–90this work
V2156 Cyg126.60B1.5V110.7–0.8*60–90this work
π Aqr84.10B1V152.4 ± 0.570Bjorkman et al. (2002)
V810 Cas75.80B112.50.7–0.8*60–90this work
Other Be stars
ϕ Per126.70B1.5V9.61.2 ± 0.277.6Mourard et al. (2015)
ζ Tau133.00B1IV110.9–1.0*60–90Ruždjak et al. (2009)
HR 214280.90B1.5IV-V10.50.7*85Peters et al. (2016)
LB-178.80B3V7 ± 21.5 ± 0.4*39Shenar et al. (2020)
HD 5560693.80B2.5-3V6.0–6.60.83–0.975–85Chojnowski et al. (2018)
FY CMa37.30B0.5IV10–131.1–1.5>66Peters et al. (2008)
o Pup28.90B1IV11–150.7–1.0+Koubský et al. (2012)
MX Pup5.150.46B1.5III150.6–6.65–50Carrier, Burki & Burnet (2002)
χ Oph138.80.44B2V101.7–2*60–90Abt & Levy (1978)
HD 16130699.90B0150.9+Koubský et al. (2014)
HR 681940.30.04B2.5V60.4–0.8*35Gies & Wang (2020)
59 Cyg28.20.14B1.5V6.3–9.40.6–0.960–80Peters et al. (2013)
60 Cyg146.60B1V11.81.5–3.4>29Koubský et al. (2000)

Notes. * indicates SB1 systems for which the secondary mass was estimated from the probable values of primary mass, mass function, and inclination. + indicates SB2 systems for which the secondary mass was estimated from the mass ratio (derived from velocity amplitudes) and a probable value of the primary mass. When unconstrained, inclination is taken to be 60–90°. Note that, for γ Cas, the results of Smith et al. (2012) and Nemravová et al. (2012) are similar – only the latter is quoted here. Velocity shifts have also been recorded for the secondary in HD 194335, although a full orbital coverage has not yet been acquired (Wang et al. 2021), hence we do not yet add it to this Table.

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