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Changes in the spectrum of Z Ursae Majoris during its rise through a maximum in June 2014

The semiregular variable Z UMa experienced a particularly deep minimum at the end of March 2014 followed by a three month rise to maximum. The rise and subsequent decline were followed with low resolution (R~1000) spectroscopy, possibly for the first time. The spectral type of Z UMa varied between M7III at minimum and M4III at maximum while the bright hydrogen emission lines reported by observers during the last century now appear relatively weak and transitory.

preprint2015arXivOpen access

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