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1 BAV Mitteilungen BAV-results of observations Joachim Hübscher -address: BAV Mitteilungen No. 236 November 2014 Abstract: This 79th compilation contains especially the results of visual and fotographic observations of BAV-members mostly from the years 2013 and Here we publish altogether 319 minima and maxima of 119 eclipsing binaries and pulsating stars, 31 of them have been observed using photomultipliers or CCD-Technique. The data were acquired by 15 observers. We introduce 83 minima timings from 10 eclipsing binaries, 5 maxima from 5 delta- Cephei-stars, 139 maxima and minima from 73 mirastars, 85 maxima and minima from 28 semiregular, longperiod and RV-Tauri-stars and 7 maxima and minima from 3 cataclysmic variables. The results were acquired by 13 observers in Germany and 2 in Austria mostly in the years 2013 and All moments of minima and maxima are heliocentric UTC. This paper contains only unpublished observations. All the lightcurves with evaluations can be obtained from the office of the BAV for inspection. Please use the following link for an easy access to all the publications of the BAV including the Lichtenknecker Database of the BAV ': Bundesdeutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Veränderliche Sterne e.v.(bav)
2 Table 1 Eclipsing Binaries Variable phase JDhel. UTC PH Observer O-C Source n Remarks GU Aql min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) V407 Aql min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) V416 Aql min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K. 0.0 GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) V418 Aql min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) V970 Aql min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) V981 Aql min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2)
3 Table 1 Eclipsing Binaries Variable phase JDhel. UTC PH Observer O-C Source n Remarks V981 Aql min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) V1135 Aql min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) V1138 Aql min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) min F Häußler, K GCVS 2) BM Cas min vis Neumann, J GCVS 10 min vis Neumann, J GCVS 10 AR Lac min vis Rätz, K GCVS 15 Table 2 Cepheiden Variable phase JDhel. UTC PH Observer O-C Source n Remarks TW Cap max vis Kriebel, W GCVS 48 1) W Gem max vis Reinhard, P GCVS 34 1) zeta Gem max vis Reinhard, P GCVS 34 1) GY Sge max vis Kriebel, W GCVS 64 1) S Vul max vis Kriebel, W GCVS 51 1) Table 3 Mirastars R And max Vohla, F. 27 W And max Vohla, F. 43 TU And max : 7.8 Vohla, F. 20 HI Aql max Quester, W. 14 C 4) V na X Aur max Vohla, F. 33 UV Aur min : 10.7 Vohla, F. 50 VX Aur max : 8.2 Vohla, F. 17 max : 8.8 Vohla, F. 27 AZ Aur max : 8.9 Vohla, F. 40 R Boo max Vohla, F. 35 max Vohla, F. 22 R Cam max Schubert, M. 16
4 Table 3 Mirastars (cont.) R Cam min : 12.8 Schubert, M. 16 max Schubert, M. 16 max Vohla, F. 34 X Cam max Vohla, F. 29 WY Cam max Schubert, M. 31 R CVn max Schubert, M. 24 max Vohla, F. 56 max Vohla, F. 58 max : 7.2 Neumann, J. 9 CE CMi max Böhme, D. 10 C 7) -I 9.0 R Cas max Schubert, M. 18 max : 6.7 Neumann, J. 6 U Cas max Vohla, F. 26 max Vohla, F. 21 V Cas max Vohla, F. 40 max Rätz, K. 28 W Cas max Vohla, F. 68 V667 Cas max Vohla, F. 38 S Cep min Vohla, F. 108 T Cep max Neumann, J. 17 max Rätz, K. 24 min Neumann, J. 12 min Vohla, F. 66 max Sturm, A. 21 max Sturm, A. 16 max Vohla, F. 66 RY Cep max Schubert, M. 10 min Schubert, M. 10 max Schubert, M. 10 min Schubert, M. 10 V530 Cep max Rätz, M. 14 C 6) B 12.0 max Rätz, M. 14 C 6) V 5.0 max Rätz, M. 14 C 6) R 6.0 max Rätz, M. 14 C 6) I 7.0 S CrB min Vohla, F. 51 max Vohla, F. 42 R Cyg max Vohla, F. 44 U Cyg min Vohla, F. 71 max Vohla, F. 85 max Neumann, J. 16 Z Cyg max : 9.6 Vohla, F. 32 RT Cyg min Vohla, F. 53 max Vohla, F. 58 min Vohla, F. 44 max Vohla, F. 41 BG Cyg max Vohla, F. 35 max : 10.2 Vohla, F. 23 CN Cyg max Vohla, F. 27 chi Cyg max Sturm, A. 26 max Vohla, F. 75 EV Del max Rätz, M. 10 C 6) B 2.5 max Rätz, M. 10 C 6) V 4.0 max Rätz, M. 10 C 6) R 5.0
5 Table 3 Mirastars (cont.) EV Del max Rätz, M. 11 C 6) I 3.0 R Dra max Vohla, F. 35 Y Dra max Vohla, F. 22 max Schubert, M. 15 R Gem max Neumann, J. 15 max Vohla, F. 45 ST Gem max Vohla, F. 23 ZZ Gem max Vohla, F. 42 BR Gem max Böhme, D. 15 C 7) -I 8.0 HV Gem max Böhme, D. 14 C 7) -I 5.0 IX Gem max : 12.3 Böhme, D. 14 C 7) -I 9.0 KL Gem max Böhme, D. 13 C 7) -I 11.0 LL Gem min Böhme, D. 11 C 7) -I 6.0 S Her max Vohla, F. 22 T Her max Rätz, K. 19 max Vohla, F. 42 max Vohla, F. 18 U Her max Vohla, F. 41 W Her max Vohla, F. 36 RS Her max Vohla, F. 25 max Vohla, F. 39 RU Her max Vohla, F. 15 SS Her max : 9.5 Vohla, F. 12 S Lac max Vohla, F. 29 max : 7.7 Vohla, F. 16 R Leo max Schubert, M. 26 max : 5.4 Vohla, F. 52 max Vohla, F. 17 max Sturm, A. 17 W Lyr max Vohla, F. 44 max Vohla, F. 27 V562 Mon max Böhme, D. 9 C 7) -I 12.0 X Oph min Vohla, F. 64 max Vohla, F. 63 min Vohla, F. 64 Z Oph max Vohla, F. 30 U Ori max Vohla, F. 28 GN Ori min : 14.6 Böhme, D. 12 C 7) -I 6.0 R Per max Vohla, F. 24 U Per min Vohla, F. 44 Y Per min Vohla, F. 23 max Vohla, F. 68 V Tau max Vohla, F. 23 IK Tau max Böhme, D. 12 C 7) -I 10.0 R Tri max Vohla, F. 51 R UMa max : 7.8 Rätz, K. 15 max Schubert, M. 22 max Vohla, F. 46 max Vohla, F. 63 S UMa max Rätz, K. 17 min Vohla, F. 49 max Vohla, F. 62 max Neumann, J. 11
6 Table 3 Mirastars (cont.) S UMa min Vohla, F. 65 T UMa max Vohla, F. 50 max Neumann, J. 9 RS UMa max Schubert, M. 13 max Vohla, F. 32 max Neumann, J. 9 S UMi max Vohla, F. 91 T UMi min Vohla, F. 32 max Vohla, F. 35 min Vohla, F. 32 max Vohla, F. 37 U UMi max Vohla, F. 58 max Schubert, M. 18 min Vohla, F. 58 max Vohla, F. 77 R Vir max Vohla, F. 26 R Vul max : 8.4 Vohla, F. 14 max Vohla, F. 19 2MASS J Aur max Böhme, D. 11 C 7) -I 8.0 max : 12.5 Böhme, D. 12 C 7) -I 10.0 VSX J Gem max Böhme, D. 12 C 7) -I 8.0 Table 4 Semiregular, Longperiod and RV-Tauri-Stars VX And max Neumann, J. 24 AQ And max Neumann, J. 19 T Ari max : 8.1 Vohla, F. 39 Z Aur max Vohla, F. 22 min Vohla, F. 24 V Boo max Vohla, F. 52 RX Boo max Neumann, J. 16 SV Cas min Vohla, F. 69 min Neumann, J. 9 max Vohla, F. 45 max Neumann, J. 18 W Cyg max : 5.8 Winkler, R. 20 min Winkler, R. 20 max : 6.4 Vohla, F. 24 min : 6.4 Winkler, R. 36 min Vohla, F. 57 max Vohla, F. 50 min Vohla, F. 35 max Vohla, F. 34 min : 7.0 Vohla, F. 40 RS Cyg max Vohla, F. 58 max Vohla, F. 58 RS Cyg min Vohla, F. 65 RU Cyg min Vohla, F. 47 max : 8.0 Vohla, F. 68 AA Cyg max Vohla, F. 65
7 Table 4 Semiregular, Longperiod and RV-Tauri-Stars (cont.) AA Cyg max Neumann, J. 11 min Neumann, J. 11 min Vohla, F. 53 max Vohla, F. 41 AF Cyg max Vohla, F. 47 min Vohla, F. 37 max : 7.1 Vohla, F. 37 min Vohla, F. 42 max Vohla, F. 43 min Vohla, F. 46 CH Cyg max : 7.2 Vohla, F. 44 U Del max Neumann, J. 10 min Neumann, J. 10 S Dra min : 9.1 Vohla, F. 127 SS Gem max Vohla, F. 28 min : 9.1 Neumann, J. 10 max Neumann, J. 10 min Neumann, J. 10 min Vohla, F. 30 max Vohla, F. 35 NT Gem min Böhme, D. 11 C 7) -I 14.0 PS Gem min Neumann, J. 13 eta Gem min Böhme, D. 9 C 5) o 5.0 max Böhme, D. 9 C 5) o 5.0 min Böhme, D. 9 C 5) o 5.0 max Böhme, D. 9 C 5) o 5.0 X Her min Vohla, F. 33 max : 6.0 Vohla, F. 11 min : 6.3 Vohla, F. 11 max : 6.0 Vohla, F. 11 AC Her min Vohla, F. 21 RT Hya max Sturm, A. 20 U Mon max : 5.7 Vohla, F. 8 min : 6.4 Vohla, F. 8 min Sturm, A. 17 max Sturm, A. 17 Z Psc max Neumann, J. 8 min Neumann, J. 8 max Neumann, J. 8 R Sct min Winkler, R. 36 min Sterzinger, P. 13 E 3) o 2.0 max : 5.9 Winkler, R. 25 max Vohla, F. 53 max Sterzinger, P. 13 E 3) o 1.0 min Vohla, F. 35 min Sterzinger, P. 13 E 3) o 2.0 max Vohla, F. 17 max Vohla, F. 11 min : 7.5 Vohla, F. 12 TU Tau min Neumann, J. 19 Z UMa max Vohla, F. 46 min Vohla, F. 46 max Vohla, F. 58
8 Table 4 Semiregular, Longperiod and RV-Tauri-Stars (cont.) Z UMa min Vohla, F. 68 max Vohla, F. 15 RY UMa max : 7.1 Vohla, F. 55 min : 7.9 Vohla, F. 55 max : 7.1 Vohla, F. 55 min : 7.9 Vohla, F. 55 Table 5 Eruptive and CataclysmicVariables Z And min Vohla, F. 145 SS Cyg max : 8.4 Vohla, F. 9 max : 8.3 Vohla, F. 10 max : >8.7 Vohla, F. 9 max Vohla, F. 8 max : 8.3 Vohla, F. 8 AX Per max : Pagel, M. 83 C 8) V 10.0 Remarks for Tables 1 to 5 JD : uncertain n number of measurements PH C ccd-photometrie E photoelectric observations F fotogrpaphic series vis ) visual observation blank ) Rem 1) normal lightcurve 2) estimates on digitalized Sonneberg survey plates 3) photometer SSP5, without filter 4) ccd-camera ST-7E 5) ccd-camera Canon EOS 450D 6) ccd-camera Moravian G ) ccd-camera Meade DSI Pro 3 8) ccd-camera Canon EOS 40D Filter B,V,R,I B-, V-, R-, I-filter -I Infrared cut-off filter o without filter Error mean error (d) na not applicable Erratum for BAV Mitteilungen No. 233 VZ Aur VOH has to be deleted Bundesdeutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Veränderliche Sterne e.v.(bav) BAV Munsterdamm Berlin Germany zentrale@bav-astro.de
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