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Radial-velocity observations of the double-lined spectroscopic binaries HD 195850
and HD 201193 have been carried out at the Observatoire de Haute-Provence with the
CORAVEL instrument in order to determine their orbital elements. They are as follows

HD 195850:
P = 37.94106 days;
T = 2444872.24 HJD;

;
e = 0.185;
K1 = 34.15 km s
-1;
K2 = 44.72 km s
-1;
V0 = 0.75 Km s
-1;

Gm;

Gm;

;

.

HD 201193:
P = 22.299540 days;
T = 2448137.004 HJD;

;
e = 0.388;
K1 = 54.15 km s
-1;
K2 = 54.77 km s
-1;
V0 = - 13.01 km s
-1;

Gm;

Gm;

;

.
For HD 195850, we propose a F5V + G2V model on the basis
of both the Hipparcos-measured parallax and the

value, 1.1 mag,
deduced from the intensities of the correlation dips.
HD 201193, for its part, is formed by two quasi-identical F6V stars. Strömgren photometric
indices suggest the following physical parameters:
Mv = 3.6;

K;

.
Using
Schaller et al. (1992) evolutionary tracks for stars of solar metallicity, we estimate

for the mass of each component. This system should be somewhat evolved above
the ZAMS, and the possibility of eclipses is, a priori, not excluded; it is likely that the
components rotate in synchronism with the orbital motion.
Key words: stars: individual: HD 195850; HD 201193 -- binaries: spectroscopic -- stars:
fundamental parameters