The enigmatic B[e] star Hen 2-90 -- an interacting binary?
Michaela Kraus, Marcelo Borges Fernandes, Francisco X. de Araujo
Abstract
We present the enigmatic galactic unclassified B[e] star Hen 2-90. Its optical spectrum is discussed and analysed in terms of the forbidden emission lines coming from a non-spherical wind. The evolutionary phase of Hen 2-90 is discussed. We raise the question whether an interacting binary nature seems to be a possible solution to account for all observed characteristics.
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