OASIS Survey Direct Imaging and Astrometric Discovery of HIP 71618 B: A Substellar Companion Suitable for the Roman Coronagraph Technology Demonstration
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| author | Morsy, Mona El Currie, Thayne Lacy, Brianna Tobin, Taylor L. An, Qier Li, Yiting Gu, Ziying Kuzuhara, Masayuki Bovie, Danielle Peng, Dillon Chilcote, Jeffrey Guyon, Olivier Brandt, Timothy D. De Rosa, Robert J. Deo, Vincent Groff, Tyler D. Janson, Markus Kasdin, N. Jeremy Lozi, Julien Marois, Christian Mennesson, Bertrand Murakami, Naoshi Nielsen, Eric Sagynbayeva, Sabina Skaf, Nour Thompson, William Tamura, Motohide Uyama, Taichi Vievard, Sébastien Zurlo, Alice |
| author_facet | Morsy, Mona El Currie, Thayne Lacy, Brianna Tobin, Taylor L. An, Qier Li, Yiting Gu, Ziying Kuzuhara, Masayuki Bovie, Danielle Peng, Dillon Chilcote, Jeffrey Guyon, Olivier Brandt, Timothy D. De Rosa, Robert J. Deo, Vincent Groff, Tyler D. Janson, Markus Kasdin, N. Jeremy Lozi, Julien Marois, Christian Mennesson, Bertrand Murakami, Naoshi Nielsen, Eric Sagynbayeva, Sabina Skaf, Nour Thompson, William Tamura, Motohide Uyama, Taichi Vievard, Sébastien Zurlo, Alice |
| contents | We present the OASIS survey program discovery of a substellar companion orbiting the young A1V star HIP 71618, detected using precision astrometry from Gaia and Hipparcos and high-contrast imaging with SCExAO/CHARIS and Keck/NIRC2. Atmospheric modeling favors a spectral type of M5--M8 and a temperature of $\sim$2700 $\pm$ 100 $K$.
Dynamical modeling constrains HIP 71618 B's mass to be ${60}_{-21}^{+27}$ $M_{\rm Jup}$ or ${65}_{-29}^{+54}$ $M_{\rm Jup}$, depending on the adopted companion mass prior. It has a nearly edge-on, 11 au-orbit with a high eccentricity. HIP 71618 B will be located within Roman Coronagraph's dark hole region during the instrument's technological demonstration phase. A high signal-to-noise ratio detection of HIP 71618 B at 575 nm would demonstrate a 5-$σ$ contrast of 10$^{-7}$ or better. The system is also located within or very close to Roman's Continuous Viewing Zone -- near multiple candidate reference stars for dark-hole digging -- and its primary is bright ($V$ $\approx$ 5). The suitability of HIP 71618 as one potential Roman Coronagraph target for demonstrating the instrument's core requirement (TTR5) should motivate the timely, deep vetting of candidate reference stars. |
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| spellingShingle | OASIS Survey Direct Imaging and Astrometric Discovery of HIP 71618 B: A Substellar Companion Suitable for the Roman Coronagraph Technology Demonstration Morsy, Mona El Currie, Thayne Lacy, Brianna Tobin, Taylor L. An, Qier Li, Yiting Gu, Ziying Kuzuhara, Masayuki Bovie, Danielle Peng, Dillon Chilcote, Jeffrey Guyon, Olivier Brandt, Timothy D. De Rosa, Robert J. Deo, Vincent Groff, Tyler D. Janson, Markus Kasdin, N. Jeremy Lozi, Julien Marois, Christian Mennesson, Bertrand Murakami, Naoshi Nielsen, Eric Sagynbayeva, Sabina Skaf, Nour Thompson, William Tamura, Motohide Uyama, Taichi Vievard, Sébastien Zurlo, Alice Solar and Stellar Astrophysics We present the OASIS survey program discovery of a substellar companion orbiting the young A1V star HIP 71618, detected using precision astrometry from Gaia and Hipparcos and high-contrast imaging with SCExAO/CHARIS and Keck/NIRC2. Atmospheric modeling favors a spectral type of M5--M8 and a temperature of $\sim$2700 $\pm$ 100 $K$. Dynamical modeling constrains HIP 71618 B's mass to be ${60}_{-21}^{+27}$ $M_{\rm Jup}$ or ${65}_{-29}^{+54}$ $M_{\rm Jup}$, depending on the adopted companion mass prior. It has a nearly edge-on, 11 au-orbit with a high eccentricity. HIP 71618 B will be located within Roman Coronagraph's dark hole region during the instrument's technological demonstration phase. A high signal-to-noise ratio detection of HIP 71618 B at 575 nm would demonstrate a 5-$σ$ contrast of 10$^{-7}$ or better. The system is also located within or very close to Roman's Continuous Viewing Zone -- near multiple candidate reference stars for dark-hole digging -- and its primary is bright ($V$ $\approx$ 5). The suitability of HIP 71618 as one potential Roman Coronagraph target for demonstrating the instrument's core requirement (TTR5) should motivate the timely, deep vetting of candidate reference stars. |
| title | OASIS Survey Direct Imaging and Astrometric Discovery of HIP 71618 B: A Substellar Companion Suitable for the Roman Coronagraph Technology Demonstration |
| topic | Solar and Stellar Astrophysics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.02126 |