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The following was inserted into the article without a reference. I have no means of confirming it, and English wikipedia isn't a non-English language dictionary. So I moved it here until a reference shows up and the cultural relevance can be clarified.
Sorry.— RJH ( talk) 21:41, 11 March 2009 (UTC)
While the Eta Cas binary seems to be listed as an RS CVn ststem in a very outdated edition of the General Catalogue of Variable Stars (according to SIMBAD), I've been able to find no convincing sources that suggest this to actually be the case--and neither of the individual stars are listed as being variable on their own SIMBAD pages. The AB system doesn't even have a distinct variable star designation either (e.g. like how Proxima Centauri is designated as ), the catalogue apparently just lists the star by its Bayer designation.
I suspect that its inclusion in the catalogue may be an error--the stars don't seem to come near enough to one another to elicit the heightened chromospheric activity and emissions profile seen in RS CVn systems, for starters. Could it be worth listing it as dubious?-- 203.57.211.237 ( talk) 09:39, 26 April 2016 (UTC)
Achird is given as a traditional name without a reference. The usual reliable published sources don't mention this name. It is relatively common in books and web articles, but only since about the year 2000. Jim Kaler gives the name, possibly the oldest reference I can find and one of the few that probably wasn't copied from Wikipedia. The name was added in the third edit for this article, in 2004. Who made up this name? Lithopsian ( talk) 12:09, 26 April 2016 (UTC)
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The following was inserted into the article without a reference. I have no means of confirming it, and English wikipedia isn't a non-English language dictionary. So I moved it here until a reference shows up and the cultural relevance can be clarified.
Sorry.— RJH ( talk) 21:41, 11 March 2009 (UTC)
While the Eta Cas binary seems to be listed as an RS CVn ststem in a very outdated edition of the General Catalogue of Variable Stars (according to SIMBAD), I've been able to find no convincing sources that suggest this to actually be the case--and neither of the individual stars are listed as being variable on their own SIMBAD pages. The AB system doesn't even have a distinct variable star designation either (e.g. like how Proxima Centauri is designated as ), the catalogue apparently just lists the star by its Bayer designation.
I suspect that its inclusion in the catalogue may be an error--the stars don't seem to come near enough to one another to elicit the heightened chromospheric activity and emissions profile seen in RS CVn systems, for starters. Could it be worth listing it as dubious?-- 203.57.211.237 ( talk) 09:39, 26 April 2016 (UTC)
Achird is given as a traditional name without a reference. The usual reliable published sources don't mention this name. It is relatively common in books and web articles, but only since about the year 2000. Jim Kaler gives the name, possibly the oldest reference I can find and one of the few that probably wasn't copied from Wikipedia. The name was added in the third edit for this article, in 2004. Who made up this name? Lithopsian ( talk) 12:09, 26 April 2016 (UTC)
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