The potential broader complex linked to the key Cepheid SV Vul
Daniel Majaess, Ignacio Negueruela, Leonid N. Berdnikov, Charles J. Bonatto, David G. Turner, Dante Minniti, Vittorio F. Braga, Giovanni Carraro, Igor Usenko, Giuseppe Bono, Matias Gomez, Roberto K. Saito, Maria G. Navarro
astro-ph.SR, astro-ph.GA
Submitted: 2026-07-15
Comments: To appear in publication
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
The gist: A new distance was established to the Cepheid SV Vul (P 45 d) and its host cluster Alicante 13, and is tied in part to deeper UKIDSS-DR6 photometry and Gaia DR3 observations (d=2.30 plus or minus0.13
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A new distance was established to the Cepheid SV Vul (P 45 d) and its host cluster Alicante 13, and is tied in part to deeper UKIDSS-DR6 photometry and Gaia DR3 observations (d=2.30 plus or minus0.13 kpc). SV Vul and Alicante 13 possibly belong to a broader coeval stellar complex, which could include Liu-Pang 1738. The clusters and Cepheid share comparable astrometry (e.g., sigma pi 0.02 mas, sigma mu delta 0.06 mas yr-1), and similar cluster turnoffs (ages) exist as indicated by ultraviolet UVEX color-color analyses, Gaia XP spectroscopically differentially dereddened color-magnitude diagrams, and Padova isochrones. Yet SV Vul may be comparatively overluminous. Robust radial velocities for both clusters could substantiate certain hypotheses.
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