Y.H.M. Hendy, Ahmed Shokry, Ali Takey, Mohamed S. Aboueisha
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Multi-band photometric observations of the contact binary system ZTF J060425.73+365000.1 (hereinafter ZTF 06+36) are conducted using the 1.88-meter telescope at Kottamia Astronomical Observatory (KAO), Cairo, Egypt. This study presents the first photometric measurements and light curve analysis of this binary system. Analysis using the Wilson-Devinney (W-D) program reveals that the ZTF 06+36 system is an overcontact A-subtype system with a fill-out factor of 0.15 and mass ratios (q) of 0.34. To understand its evolutionary status, we investigated mass-luminosity, mass-radius, and mass-temperature relations. These relations indicate that the primary component of the system is the main sequence star, whereas the less massive component has evolved beyond the main sequence. Additionally, Gaia DR3 data is utilized to analyze the binary system's position on the color-magnitude diagram and evaluate its membership in the open cluster UBC 68. We combined two methods of machine learning algorithms (HDBSCAN and pyUPMASK) to obtain reliable stellar members of the UBC 68. They confirmed that the eclipsing binary
ZTF 06+36 has a membership probability of 1, indicating it is a member of the cluster. We also determined the physical parameters of the open cluster (UBC 68). Its age log(age), reddening E(BP-RP), and photometric distance are estimated to be 8.41±0.33 yr, 0.46±0.03 mag, and 2259±115 pc, respectively.
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New Astronomy publishes articles in all fields of astronomy and astrophysics, with a particular focus on computational astronomy: mathematical and astronomy techniques and methodology, simulations, modelling and numerical results and computational techniques in instrumentation.
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