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In rep'y to my (inery as to the presence of the s])eetrum of the seeond component, wiiieh in tiie meant inu iiad been recorded here, he slated that lioth rom])nnents of the magnesium line X 44M had beeti ineasure(l on one plate, though with considerable luicertainty in the case of the fainter component. The measures ai)i)ear later on. The star is of photographic matiiiitude .") S and of ty])e .•\2. While .^ome of the i^arly plati>s show mmierous lines, })robably because in many of these the comi)onent spectra were suiierjiosed, thereby increasing the contrast, yet in nearly- all the later i)lates, upon which the orbit maiidy dei)ends, the hydrogen lin(>s with tile magnesium \ 44S1 and ( alciiun \ 'A'XV.i are all that are available for measurement. The orbit ))rvives to be (piite eccentric (( = -,")) and for about 115 da\'s of its Ki-day period the sjiectrM ari' too close to b(^ resoKcd with our present e(|\iii>ni(Mif . Fortunately, the general form of the curve was obtained from the first few re\ olutions, so that onl\' a limited numlicr of observations have not beeii made use of. W'iiile the influeiic(~ of the .secondary s{)ectnun iljjon the measure.-; of the main one seems to be nuich h^ss than might be expected. \ ct it was felt that the oid>' plates that could be de])ended upon were those w h( nin 'he coini)onents were comiiletely sei)aratcd or centrally superjjosed. Tiie practice was thus ado])ted of observing the star only at the times when tic lines were comi)letel>' resolved, .\dams' observations taken in conjunction with our own gave a period of l.")!)S() days, a value so close to the even da\ that observations at an>- one season on the three particular nights would give only three poii\ts on the curve. ( 'onsefiuentiy. it was very disajjpointing tiiat the desired nights in the jiutumn of l!tl.'). when different .".Jl'.Hl— -> 392 I'l lU.K A11(IN> 111 IIIK Ki'MIM'iN niOKHX \ H M! V 5:5 pimx's (■(luld have Ihtu nl»rrvc.l, wnv i,,v ilic iiKi^t part cliiudy. Thr >tai- i> still availalilc at tiiiir ol wfitiiiu;, Inii it i> felt .hat dh-.Tvatimis now wdulil not add aiiv -<|)('cial wriiilil m 'lir (Ictcrinilial iuii. As the -pcctrai lim> iiavr l)"i'ii resolved (ivcr Midi a limited portion (,!' llic ,„.l,it. it is hoped that when the laru'e rellector at \ictoria is ready for use, additional oiiservatMins, usinjt fiivater .h.-per-ioii, will he secured 'and the orhit determined with jiivater iirerision. I'or lhi> rea>on the pre-iit (htermination is considend oniv a preliniinarv our ( »u _'S. (.ut of the total ol' 4',) plates secured, the spectra are si'parated, and these 2> measures of tlie primary, toiietlier with 2 plates where the >pectra must he nearly supcrixiscd. are used in the determination. The spectrum of the secondary componont is so j.oorly dpfhied that only hi measures of it hav,' Ix'en aecept.Ml as at all trustworthy. In some cases only a sinjile line is u>ed. These lA measures, duly weinlite,!. have been coiiihined with the i'.ll .just mentioned in the solution. .Ml the plates have been made on Seed 27 einulHon with spectroy:rai)h T whose dispersion is :52H .\ per millime're at the minimum deviation. \ 4:?2."). The hillowinti table jii\es the wave-len^';ths which were used I'or the lines meastired. They were a-lojited from ;i -tar of similar tyjie. 14 .\iirio;a\ and have not been revised for thi> star. The number of times measured on 2S plato.s with the residuals for each line from the mean of th«- plate is also shown. Aftor this table the d(>tailed measure> of the plates are given. lAlll.l. e'l W.'iVl. i.i.m;iiis q;;. 4. "J 1011 I.i4^> 7i:i I4K1 477 111.". .■tl."i 44(14 KlU Ctlil ri4."i V.V2:> li'.IH «:«)- '.171 4'.'7I (;7."i IJlHl .');'.7 M.:tl. Mriui Moin Moun ^^ .\l(r<'l)rair li \ n N'linu'rical .\lt!i4>r:ur K.-i.lu:il l!r-i.l»nl Kcxiiliiul Ursuliuil 1 + 10 :) 42W0(Ht .■,.<> + .-,-3 s III t - 1 <) 42.33 425 11 i:i r. + 4 4 1 77 - II :i ■ :'. :i 4202 :«ill 411:! s:)!i 1 3 l.">-7 - .")1 1.-, .V '12 4101 S'lM (1 l)-7 - .5 '1 11 ',1 J - II 1 1077 .S(12 1 ;■ 2-3 ;{ 7:!0 3 2 9 + 2 \', y 7 ■J li 404.-) (HO 8 10 7 + 4-1 1 I'l t 37'.MI t isi H ) hSO'.t iwiii Ii.s23 r,.s30 l^VfK \ \.l, Ut \ .-1 W't \'l. \Vl \rl. \\! \.[, \\l \r\. \\l \.'l Wi. 4.VH) + £i 2 1 . i ■ ■ + 720 , + 2i\ \ 41H1 + an i -ir,.o i - 5-2i 1 -34 2 1 <»2-7 1 7-0i ', + 23 1 1 4:i40 i-13-4 5 + 15 J -23-5, S sti-2 1 12 Si i 30 -h 1 CfJ-) r t) >» i; 7 a S -2S.,li i 'M-f<\ i 3M^(i i 4271 423:i 1-8 1, 4143 +23 -H, } ■ ■ ■ • ■ 1 4101 -22 0; 1 + 17-2 i 10^1 7 i 2-8 1 4077 31-4i 1 4071 + 4-7 i 1 40«:i -271 i . 1 11 3 4(Mr. - 2 >i ', -10-7 i 04 (1 i 1 4005 + 8-7 i 4-1-5 } , , i . 104 . .■i9:i3 -10-3 i - 7ti } -'1 I + 1047 1 + 23-4 i r ft- 4 • WllKllKll nican - I 40 - s ;mi - .'ttW, -27 ■33 ■ 04 IJ5 -20 Ml -T 10 \a - '.Ml."i -10 :i'.t 10 S3 11 71 1 1 70 - 15 4C, -15 ■SI \d ■1)3 (!.■> - 01 - 05 15 - 10 - OS ( urv - -'N • 2.S ■ JX - ■2S - ■ 2.S - -28 - -28 T!ri(ii;,l Vcliitll cl 11 p;iit \» Vi ( iirv -l.Vl i 'I 111 li-. s.; ■JO '.I ; 1^ 1 1 Jl i"i 17 :.l IV.' 11 :* :i2 D' i - 5-3 1 + U - 2 111 I ' -l.> I \ f 1 \Vt 0-1 ; ■f 4-5| I + 4-31 i ,Vll 1 7 :.ii is si I! ■js 11 II I s ■_' 1 'I 1 ; s :; ; Jll 1 ;■ -M .". 1 1 't 1 II 7 1 :..'i 1 III ; I, 1 1 IJ II s + 2') -4! 1 I III I'l in III! IS -HllHO - in :«i 111'. S-4 \,l \\i N'.t 1 ; S71 s 7S-3J ; +02 0' i; r i'-7i ; ^•2:i.7l I -12 Si ■ - - >; i - 5-H -11-8 -20 2.'. - Ill +65' 5 + 2H-9 i + 10 :!(! -20 .".! Oii - - ■ 2H -10 6 a. UKBIT.S OK THE .S1'K( ritUSCOI'Ir fOMrUNENTS UK BUSS 24S4 390 MEASURES OI' liOSS .'».st |,.-mi:ir .l.rvwl \ US' 17 O'.KKl •I'HI- ooi.-, 1.021 0032 0031 \il Wi V,l, \V| i -• — i ' -^ \,l Ul V.l \\i 1 \.-l \\i \VI, \\t. 4.-.7J • '.1 I + S().l 3 J i 1 J 4.')4 V, ► 1 4 -20- 1 -22-11 -f-2() 7 + 04 3 :w() IT rHI I(\l loss (IF IIIF, DoMINIuV I )HSKKVAT()KY 1:1. MEASURES OF B088 2484 (primary)— ConiiniKid d c;:. OHBITo OF lllK hl'E( TKU.S( Dl'K ( OMl'U.NKN Trt OF BOSS 2484 397 i.",t'.i l.tii? l.'Tl l.':!G l.'ii.i nils iiii>:i 4oi:, aii.i.i lIltMlJ \a \i ( iirv. VdiicUv .ME.\;5L'lli;.S U¥ lii)6i J4h4 (primary;— Co(i/i«i«!■<>! ; -'2 -2 1 ■Jl-:!' ; 74(>S \\l. \\t + 8()-4 05 :i V.I. , Ui 48 tl .Wl .'.'I IJ 1 1 yi 07 rii "Mill + !l2-2i 71Kli \'.l. -MtS ti 2S0 •.'I-8 + 40 ". vs l.i , .) . s7 II VI , , .40 ii:i -t- i;{ Js -V +111 -2 :<9N IMBLKW: li>\ . .K I UK DoMIMHN ( )HSKHV il't )UV •IS* '4 MEASURES OK BOSS 2484 (ptimiay)— Continued t.'ii'.i IIM 4:i-lii i:i()7 4'2(e 4071 4045 7I.S7 \\i \ J Radial V*-It>ftl \ + 41 ll } +:!i-4! i V, ', \Vi +H2-' ♦ :t:i 1 - l.i I \;\ ■ \vt + 14-7 5 :n 4l J + 'J0 4 1 in "ll .' IS V,l. ' \\i III II ; t:il '.I ! ;."i:i7 \'('l \Vt ;i(i Ml lo J',1 n 7."i:n V.l. \Vt Vi-1. Wt "•I tn 1.". J't ii:; + Ili:Mi i lii:i III i:, liii l.t - 90 J '.I 00 IS 4.' II is -27S ORBIIS OF THE SI>E( rUdSCOPIC (((MP" )NF..\TS OK BOSS 24S4 399 MEASURES OF BOSS 2484 (primary)— <', ' ('.7 (1 ■ 70 4 1 4:iii7 .•,0 7 1 4271 .-,1 (1 3 (14 kI 1 42:tf. 1117 :i ' 7(1 4 i 42:i:) r,2 » 1 4 1 l.i M ( 1 1. lini ii.i 4 ; so -5 ^ 4(177 III! 1 , 4(171 1 111 .". ; .■.1 1" ; IV.i l\ 73-2 J 4(H.:i (i!t 1 1 M-o\ { 4(l4.'i 1 1 .'. .". ; "1 1 ; 47 :. '. ' s2 J 1, Mt 7 ' :!'.i:i;i • ',i."i J . 1(17 -' ;, • 117 (1 ; • 74 S ' ' ii7 ..' '. • "'' •"' i \\i,i>;M.'.l nii'iui • Ins s) • KCi 7,! +',«• .!:> • !'.( Ill ■ 70 .'u • 7 1 sj • 7.1 M \. Jfl 7(1 _'( 1 7i 1 Jll 7ii -2:i ii4 2,i ■•) J 1 -'1 . ■Jl 2(1 \j II. > 1 1 IS o:i Ij 0*1 I,". Clin _'s J\ - 2N - -28 — Js - 28 Uiuli:,! Vllo.it y t .^7 1 • ^.'l ii + 78-2 ■ 1 ! I'l ' 1 • i: J f4S ' "I- •IS* 40(1 IHBUCAilONS UK THK UUMINK'N OBSKUVAToUV M1'.A>1 UliS III- HI ISS 'J4M ispidmliiry I — '■'"i'iii"»' l.'il'i t;>tii i:iii7 4J71 1J."*I IIDI tlil.'i tiHL':i Vfl. \\t ;'i:!.; Wi-igliti-.! ini'uii Ciirv Itailiitl Vi'liii'ilv \ .1 W I 111. :i.' I I 7i. 1:1 l:(l 7 His \.l \\i ml III _■:. li. I I Kts r. \ .1 w 1 i;i."i I II \.i, \\i ^l I. I III 1 1 \ . I \M 7.">:i."i \(l \Vi si 1.11 .■| 4ii 1:1 -Vi ;i ; ,'.ll HI - 1.11 ml - l.VJ'l 11 - M- (•KBITS OK rnK spEnuoscoi'ic; ( omi'uneni jf boss 2484 401 MKASl KKS (IF UOSS .>lf»4 (wi-ondiiry; -Cuitctuiled A T.VJS 7. ">.'»" 7."),"'.t 7.")tj() 7M)2 7tio;i \.l Wt V.l. \Vi V,l Wi. j Vil. Wt V,L Wt \il. \Vi Vel. \Vl. 44M - lilt s ; 77 s i - lot s - 78-3 J 44111 77 '1 1 4271 1110 J 42;t;i li.'p .'i; ; 1 to I) 1 414;i 112 .v: J 4101 HIS 7 i 4()4:) 1(15 -6 i -.■>()!» -7)0 1 ;!<«:} -119-2 i - ,S!) 4 4 -1U0| i 1 -.■)2-7i| i i « I 4 W'eighltHl Dlt'llM !lll S(| !W ',i:i - Iilii 20 - Wi M - 7iS 40 - 7i7i IHI \. 1.-, 1.1, .'(1 7il 20 70 20 70 - 24 ■20 - 21 20 Vi \:i ^ O.'i 11 ■IS (Ki 17. ( urv. 2n 2s - 2s ■2s ■■2H ■ 2s Ua.hal Vilocjly — 121 • -120- -124- 1 -120- - 83- - 80- 1 _J 1 1 1 402 I'tUl.U AlIONS (IK Tin: DnMISKiN ( iHSKl{\ ATOUV ^iMMAin 111' nrr\\\ \ MKAsriii,.-- 800 6809 6816 6823 i;s:iii i).s:ts CMI, iisr.i t.: 711 1>S,(> IISM t>(*'i7 tt9tKI 6902 691.5 6921 U932 6934 6965 6986 7325 7333 7;t37 7;«N 7367 7t(W Tiiil :iu-> 7461 7468 7469 7486 7487 7S00 7334 7535 73:17 7538 7.544 7.557 7559 7.560 7599 "OOO 7602 7603 il H-Y (' ^ II II I II ^ r "I II II II V H ^ )■ i: (; H V II II 11 M H ^ II V II a Y-II H II H-V 11 I' Y H II II H II H I'll" I'll, 17 i " '^ ,. _,| M .r 1 ■• 1 ! ■■ I 1 ■■ 1". is |.i ■' :!ii \|)ril :i |:i 17 ,,, M;iy :. ■■ i;i !(Vt, '.I ■■ 111 ■■ II I J ** 'tt Ai.v IJ ■ :i(i ntlii Jan. II •• 1 1 Feb 1 Miir. J ;) •• II I'.t " lit. • I!t April :i ■Illllali Date ' 2,420,000 + I'HIMAHV I'hii .")lii liii-J .547 730 -.48 710 .■).■>(( 723 .■.58 776 .".till 7J1 .".l.l l,'M, :rM m2 .■)(>•) ti.51 .•.70-730 .■.71li.5li .i72 656 .■>7.5-635 .".76 -6.53 .587-591 .i'.M 5:J6 .■.112-583 (ilH)-678 r.()l-tv.'7 tiO.". 1.74 I it 17 liii:i '1J7 Nil si I 'M.". sl'l sirj (•26 '.•34 ii.50 .T<1<» .570 liS\ i .570 VIi. '.142 MA '.142 WU .M2 764 9.57 .581 •.1.57 «W 9.50-625 9.59 094 f<3 70 08 t>9 74 09 68 67 03 71 64 63 65 .59 .54 S'.t 69 64 lix IkS 71 til (hi 02 1(1 III 11 IHi IJ Vel. Wt. - 5 -19 -16 -39 fix -2(i- -41 -2ii -Is - S -1-65 -10 -18- -1-76 -I- 4 -2\> _-.-. -r2(i + 04 -1-39 - 9 14 '.12 I 14 'J7 0-',»2 , 14X0 1 14 86 j U 97 I 1.5 XO .S 02 15 87 01 0-08 14 90 14 98 96 1 03 i 9 . .. 4 ' 8 ! 3 9 1 I) 1 I 3 -1- .5 1 - s -r75-3 -*-42-X - .".1 t r 77 1 1 -1-80 + 33 1 - 1. s -71 +99- +31 2 + 43- 1 + 51 -2 ^10 9 + 21 4 + 38->« + 87 -27 + 87 + 85 ■1-78 + 25-4 + 45 9 + 47-2 + 48 1 + 87-3 -27-8 + 87-9 + 85-6 + 78-2 o-c Vel. + 2-3 + 10 + 1-7 + 0-5 3 ' + 8-8 + 3-7 -I- 20 I ' -HI. 2 14 - 6-7 16 - 0-2 1 1 li II :i - 4 (1 2 6 - 2 1 - 6-9 -10-9 + 17-7 - 3-8 + 4 1 - 0-8 -171 -11-2 - 02 + 7-3 7 9 3 6 38 76 6 9 4 4 7 -131 Wt. O-C 79 -116 -129 81 -121 5 5 5 0.5 120 124 -120 I 83 80 -14 + 3 + 8 - S - 7 -18 -15 ±0 + 1 ± - 4 -\ 4 •C-Cannnn H H:ir|>(-i. P Plaskctt.Y Young OHHITS OK THE .SPEC TUUSroi'iC COMPONENTS OF BOSS 2484 403 Mor.Nr WILSON ORSKRVATIONS Dste lull:. II D'ltr I'll. 1912. .I;ltl 2.S .\pril 2S M:iv 2S Dvr L'N l!)i:i, Miir r. I'HIMAHV .-^ECONDA-l Vol. O-C .4i!>.4iny7n 2 <).■) -K! 7 .".21 Tl'i 1 S2 r 1- .i.il 1)74 1." 7ti + 76- ■lir.-ori I i; l',< -22-8 W52-74S l.Mll - 9-4 Vel. -151 The ;5() incasuros of tin- ])riMiiirv. previously rcfcrre,! to a.s luo.st trustworthy, were jrrouiH'd arcordiiifr to pha.sr into ,S uorinai i)lacfs and the i:} moasurcs of the .sccoiHlary into l] otlirrs. Thc'^o were romhinwl into one Icast-squaros solution as indicated in the l',il,lirati S8 + 16 + 8 07 ■OS - 1 r. - 2 111 fi2 + 2 t in ■9H 119 - 3 2 - 3 1 2 fl7 2 ns + 0-5 -h 10 1.1 lit i.t f..=i -t- 1-5 • 1 7 ri '.HI 11 91 -12-5 - Ill ti I.-, '.i.i 1.". 94 . 1 2 + 1 (IS 99 1 ' 1 1 f 38 The follouini; were chosen as prejiiniiiary elements. /' = l.VOSt; days f = ol w = 3.-)-)° A" = 62 km. Kx = 7") km. 7 =12 km. T = J.l). 2,41i).4()S 1)4 404 PIBLK ATIUNS OK THE DOMINION OBSEH\AT()in i; ,. "1 The iicriod was considorcd fixed from a comijarison of Mount \Ml.soi'. oliscrvationss with our own and cliscrvation ('(luations were built up connecting tlic residuals with ihi n niainini^ -i\ ch'incnts. Making the transformations. .r = 67 // = 5/\ - = A' 1 (/ = 10(1, 6< r = lOO.oo) -r = [l-7!)()7:)lo7' 0: 'IS' US' The observation and resulting normal iMiuations are as follows; iiliSI.US AIION IX^l AlloNS s 'I 10 II Weight .-. + ■975 t-12-5 1 491 9fiO - ■158 4- ■2S» - 1-2 - 971 1 ^- •S20 + •K31 — ■952 - 4 4 OKBIIS OK IHK SI'K(TK<)S(l)l>Il' fOMPONKNT.S OF BO.S.S 2484 405 NOHMAL KyUATlONS 7 •.")()()/ fCiSyrw/ + <>-87(u- +,S-71(i/y - • - + 2-.")7.")/^ + ■()7t)r 4- \V.\Sz + ■■.i-U]„ 4^ .()27r - -f- 'Mik +:i- m:\ii - •082r - ■2»6»r -2 320 = ■]'-,{> I r -2()0i) = •U.V)^' + .(if,;} = + ■7\)S.r +207% -f- lyOz +;ifiti;{(/ - .082r - Wlir - 189 = + •47i).r f ■()7()// f (127' - (IS2// fi;w:)r -l-8o2(r -3-7(J0 = - ^OOx + liVJ// - O.V); - I Mi/ -lSo2r +2 (i47(r +:)164 = From tlic-p tli(> following corroctiuns woro obtainod. 67 = -III km bK = +\'M km. 5/\i= -i:?(l km. OC - - •()()() 5w = +0°17 67' = -OOi;} (lay Tlic value (if 1"/'" foi' the normal i)lac('H was rcdiK-cd from 105 to 95- The prohat)lc error of a plate, based on tlie ;50 employed in the solution, is ± :{S km. i)er seeond for the primary, and ± .')■;? for the seeondarv. Th(^ following, tlion, are the revised olrmrnts, with their probable errors which are given as i)rovisional for ihe time being. /' = l.")-98() days (' = ■504 ±025 a' = 355° -2 ±7°0 0)1 = 175° -2 r7°0 A' = 63 '34 km. + 3-35 km. A'. = 73 fM km. ±3-98 km. 7 = -13- 11 km. ±3-50 km. T = J.D. 2,419,408-027 ±143 (1 sin / = r2,()2t),()00 km. (/i sin ) = 13,981,000 km. //( sin"' / = 1-48 Q ni^ sin' / = 1-27 Kt(i I'l HI.H AlliiN> "I- niK l)iPMI\ln\ i iHSKUX A 1 c il( V .;:3 I III the acc()in|)an.viiiti uniph tlir contiiUKius curvr irincxnl.- tlic ])niiiai\ . the (lotted rurvc \hv MTon(hir\ . Tli.' npcn riirlrs represent the tinm\}V(i observations used in tl,,- least-scpiares solution, while the dots represent the unused observations irr.Miped u-uallv two to-ether. The latter -^liovv the etTeet of the blendin^r of the >|,eetra on the niea-ureineiil . a- they all lall off the main rurve on llie -ide toxvard- th.' vhne Thi^ c.nditinn i~ preferred, however, to usit;y; their erroneous \;due> in the -oliition. Doniinion < )bsi'i-\atory Ottawa April, l'.)Ui. 'id* '15* IS- a. ^[ \ ! Diys l'lunl,-.lu.NAl. Vl Ai. Vi-LOCiTV Ciiivi;s in Hos." 2V