Simultaneous Hα, Na~ i D1, D2, and He~ i D3 observations of a flare on the RS CVn system UX Ari
D. Montes, J. Sanz-Forcada, M. J. Fernández-Figueroa, R. Lorente
Abstract
We present simultaneous Hα, Na~ i D1, D2, and He~ i D3 spectroscopic observations on the RS CVn system UX Ari. We have found a dramatic increase in the excess Hα emission equivalent width by a factor of 2 in an interval of 1 day that indicates the beginning of a strong flare in this system. The presence of the He~ i D3 in emission in coincidence with the enhancement of the Hα emission confirms the detection of a flare. The application of the spectral subtraction technique reveals that the core of the Na~ i D1 and D2 lines are also filled-in by chromospheric emission.
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