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Mount Suhora High Cadence Photometric Survey of T Tauri-Type Stars

Siwak M., Dróżdż M., Gut K., Winiarski M., Ogłoza W., Stachowski G.

Acta Astronomica

2019

Vol. 69, No. 3

227--260

Results of high-cadence multi-color observations of 121 pre-main sequence stars available from the northern hemisphere are presented. The aim of this survey was to detect transit-like signatures caused by occultation of these young stars and their accretion-induced hot spots by close-in planets and/or dusty clumps. Although none planetary transits were detected, our data allow the determination of rotational periods for some T Tau stars and characterization of the accretion processes operating in classical T Tau-type stars in time scales ranging from a few minutes to days, as well as characterization of the large-scale dips caused by dusty warped disks.

Identification of V735 Sgr as an Active Herbig Ae/Be Object

Pietrukowicz P., Di Mille F., Angeloni R., Udalski A.

Acta Astronomica

2018

Vol. 68, No. 3

259--267

V735 Sgr was known as an enigmatic star with rapid brightness variations. Long-term OGLE photometry, brightness measurements in infrared bands, and recently obtained moderate resolution spectrum from the 6.5-m Magellan telescope show that this star is an active young stellar object of Herbig Ae/Be type.

A Low-Resolution Spectroscopic Exploration of Puzzling OGLE Variable Stars

Pietrukowicz P., Latour M., Angeloni R., di Mille F., Soszyński I., Udalski A., Germanà C.

Acta Astronomica

2015

Vol. 65, No. 1

63--79

We present the results of a spectroscopic follow-up of various puzzling variable objects detected in the OGLE-III Galactic disk and bulge fields. The sample includes mainly short-period multi-mode pulsating stars that could not have been unambiguously classified as either δ Sct or β Cep type stars based on photometric data only, also stars with irregular fluctuations mimicking cataclysmic variables and stars with dusty shells, and periodic variables displaying brightenings in their light curves that last for more than half of the period. The obtained low-resolution spectra show that all observed short-period pulsators are of δ Sct type, the stars with irregular fluctuations are young stellar objects, and the objects with regular brightenings are A type stars or very likely Ap stars with strong magnetic field responsible for the presence of bright caps around magnetic poles on their surface. We also took spectra of objects designated OGLE-GD-DSCT-0058 and OGLE-GD-CEP-0013. An estimated effective temperature of 33 000 K in OGLE-GD-DSCT-0058 indicates that it cannot be a δ Sct type variable. This very short-period (0.01962 d) high-amplitude (0.24 mag in the I-band) object remains a mystery. It may represent a new class of variable stars. The spectrum of OGLE-GD-CEP-0013 confirms that this is a classical Cepheid despite a peculiar shape of its light curve. The presented results will help in proper classification of variable objects in the OGLE Galaxy Variability Survey.