From: Ifrit (cp005g@mail.rochester.edu), Date: Fri Aug 11 2000
>Spose one way to check would be to find out what type of star Epsilon
>Erdani is. Does anyone know?
The info below is the result of a SIMBAD catalog search I did 10 years
ago on eps Eri. SIMBAD probably has much more recent data (Hipparcos)
now, but maybe the below is still useful for you. Several infrared
astronomy groups I was involved with at NASA Ames, observed this star
alot. It's a K main sequence circumstellar dust (infrared excess)
star. I wrote some old notes about these infrared excess stars here
http://www.amara.com/past/irexcess.html
* -----HD 22049 = HR 1084 ----------------------------------------------
Coord. 1950. = 03 30 34.355-09 37 34.76 Sp = K2V
Coord. 2000. = 03 32 59.081-09 27 30.96 mb,p,mv = 4.61 3.73
Gal = 195.86 -48.04
pm = -0.979 [ 1] / +0.019 [ 1]
(different catalog listings for this same star)
HD 22049 GEN# +1.00022049 UBV M 9580 SKY# 5366
SAO 130564 GC 4244 N30 726 LHS 1557
BD -09 697 * eps Eri TD1 2301 Ci 20 241
PLX 742 GJ 144 IRC -10048 HR 1084
* 18 Eri FK4 127 GCRV 1962 JP11 792
ROT 531 YZ 0 4513 UBV 3410 YZ 99 836
1E 0330.5 -0937 LFT 291 LPM 158 LTT 1675
PM 03306 -0938 IRAS 03305 -0937
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