the intriguing nature of the cataclysmic variable ss cygni

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Abstract
The classification of SS Cyg as a dwarf nova (DN), a subclass of the non–magnetic (NM) cataclysmic variable (CV) has been considered by most of the community as well established because of a paper appeared in Nature (Bath & van Paradijs, 1983), which was a bandwagon for all the papers discussing SS Cyg behaviour both from experimental and theoretical points of view. This classification has been widely accepted until nowadays, in spite of the many arguments and circumstantial proofs about its possible intermediate polar nature, as claimed by Franco Giovannelli’s group for more than 25 years.The goal of this paper is to present an objective discussion of the problems connected with the controversial nature of SS Cyg, using all the different interpretations of its multifrequency data in order to demonstrate beyond doubt its intermediate polar nature.
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Authors ;F. Giovannelli;L. Sabau-Graziati
Journal the journal of nutrition
Year 2012
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https://ojs.cvut.cz/ojs/index.php/ap/article/view/1498
Keywords
spectroscopy X-rays uv Radio optical ir civil engineering (general) 6+433506engineering (general)

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