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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 August 2015
o And is a shell star which has lost its shell characteristics several times since 1897. It exhibits short time scale light variations with a period of about one day. Its binary nature is doubtful according to Olsen (1972). We have detected rapid spectroscopic variations in October 1973 when o And had no envelope, that is, when it appeared as a ‘normal’ B star. Spectrograms of 7.2 Å mm−1 dispersion were obtained at the Haute Provence Observatory with exposure times ranging from 12 min to 52 min.