
EROS experiment
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Evolving server - Work in progress ...
accesses since
Jan. 06 1997

Our main topic is the search for microlensing events induced by brown dwarfs located in our galaxy
on stars from the Large Magelanic Cloud. You will eventually find in this server :
NEWS FROM EROS-II
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GSA :
Our results toward Galactic Spiral Arms and the variable stars catalogue
in these directions.
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At the TAUP99 conference, EROS2 announced new limits on the dark halo
of our galaxy : a halo 100% made by machos seems excluded
between 0.1 and 1 solar mass. See our
press release
(sorry, in french...)
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For the latest news on Eros2 (running at La Silla)
go here
- Results of the EROS SN search (from our 97 autumn campaign onwards) : see our candidates (and finding charts)
- EROS-II microlensing alerts (under developpement!)
- Macho announced a binary lens alert towards SMC (MACHO-SMC-98-1). We have done some follow-up
from this event.
Here is the (STILL VERY PRELIMINARY differential photometry
based on Alard and Lupton's method cf astro-ph/9712287) light curve we established, starting within the caustic crossing night (18/06/98), in
gif or in gzipped PostScript
format,
and zooms on the first night in
gif or in gzipped PostScript formats.
(for further informations please contact N. Palanque-Delabrouille )
We submitted an article to
Astronomy and Astrophysics (also available as astro-ph 9806380)
giving the constraints one may extract from our light-curve of MACHO-SMC-98-1.

Informations on
the EROS-II / MARLY experiment
Next Meetings
List updated on request
Usefull pointers
-
CC IN2P3 Unix welcome page
(usefull documentations for our computer center)
pointers to other astro- ou HEP servers

For your bilbiographic searches (in astrophysics) :

Other gravitational microlensing searches :

Eros is financed jointly by CEA(Dapnia) and
CNRS
( IN2P3 AND
INSU)

For the background images of this site, we acknowledge :
UK Schmidt telescope
Images courtesy Anglo-Australian Observatory

LAST UPDATE 20-09-96
Responsible for this page : O.P.
"comments welcome ! "