The Double-Lined Spectroscopic Binary Haro 1-14c
M. Simon, L. Prato
Abstract
We report detection of the low-mass secondary in the spectroscopic binary Haro 1-14c in the Ophiuchus star forming region. The secondary/primary mass ratio is 0.310 0.014. With an estimated photometric primary mass of 1.2 M, the secondary mass is 0.4 M and the projected semi-major axis is 1.5 AU. The system is well-suited for astrometric mapping of its orbit with the current generation of ground-based IR interferometers. This could yield precision values of the system's component masses and distance.
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