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2021AJ....161..176R - Astron. J., 161, 176-176 (2021/April-0)

Eclipsing binary populations across the northern Galactic plane from the KISOGP Survey.

REN F., DE GRIJS R., ZHANG H., DENG L., CHEN X., MATSUNAGA N., LIU C., SUN W., MAEHARA H., UKITA N. and KOBAYASHI N.

Abstract (from CDS):

We present a catalog of eclipsing binaries in the northern Galactic plane from the Kiso Wide-Field Camera Intensive Survey of the Galactic Plane (KISOGP). We visually identified 7055 eclipsing binaries spread across ∼330 deg2, including 4197 W Ursa Majoris/EW-type, 1458 β Lyrae/EB-type, and 1400 Algol/EA-type eclipsing binaries. For all systems, I-band light curves were used to obtain accurate system parameters. We derived the distances and extinction values for the EW-type objects from their period-luminosity relation. We also obtained the structure of the thin disk from the distribution of our sample of eclipsing binary systems, combined with those of high-mass star-forming regions and Cepheid tracers. We found that the thin disk is inhomogeneous in number density as a function of Galactic longitude. Using this new set of distance tracers, we constrain the detailed structure of the thin disk. Finally, we report a global parallax zero-point offset of Δπ = -42.1 ± 1.9 (stat.) ± 12.9 (syst.) µas between our carefully calibrated EW-type eclipsing binary positions and those provided by Gaia Early Data Release 3. Implementation of the officially recommended parallax zero-point correction results in a significantly reduced offset. Additionally, we provide a photometric characterization of our EW-type eclipsing binaries that can be applied to further analyses.

Abstract Copyright: © 2021. The American Astronomical Society. All rights reserved.

Journal keyword(s): Eclipsing binary stars - W Ursae Majoris variable stars - Distance indicators - Milky Way disk - Catalogs

VizieR on-line data: <Available at CDS (J/AJ/161/176): table1.dat table2.dat>

Simbad objects: 7061

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