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Mechanism for cyclical activity of the Herbig Ae star BF Ori. / Grinin, V. P.; Rostopchina, A. N.; Barsunova, O. Yu.; Demidova, T. V.

In: Astrophysics, Vol. 53, No. 3, 2010, p. 367-372.

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Grinin, VP, Rostopchina, AN, Barsunova, OY & Demidova, TV 2010, 'Mechanism for cyclical activity of the Herbig Ae star BF Ori', Astrophysics, vol. 53, no. 3, pp. 367-372. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10511-010-9128-7

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Grinin, V. P. ; Rostopchina, A. N. ; Barsunova, O. Yu. ; Demidova, T. V. / Mechanism for cyclical activity of the Herbig Ae star BF Ori. In: Astrophysics. 2010 ; Vol. 53, No. 3. pp. 367-372.

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title = "Mechanism for cyclical activity of the Herbig Ae star BF Ori",
abstract = "The photometric activity of the star BF Ori, which belongs to the family of UX Ori-type stars, is studied. New data obtained with the ASAS robotic telescope confirm the existence of a cyclical component in the light curve for this star with a duration of roughly 11-12 years. The form of the photometric cycle resembles the theoretical light curves for a young binary system with a low-mass secondary component, and which is accreting matter from a surrounding common disk. Alternative mechanisms for the cyclical variability of UX Ori stars are also discussed.",
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