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(fwd) Nova Ophiuchi photometry
- subject: (fwd) Nova Ophiuchi photometry
From PHYS162@cantva.canterbury.ac.nz Mon Jun 6 09:01:48 1994
Subject: Nova Ophiuchi photometry
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NOVA OPHIUCHI 1994
Below is a preliminary reduction of differential photoelectric photometry
obtained by Pam Kilmartin with the 0.6-m f/13 reflector at Mt John in
excellent sky conditions. Uncertainty about 0.02 in each colour except U-B
where the error may be 0.05 (probably too red).
U.T. J.D. V U-B B-V V-Rc V-Ic Air mass
1994 June 5.657 9509.157 8.73 -0.29 +0.46 +0.76 +1.28 1.28
We have adopted nearby stars as comparison and check. Positions and
preliminary magnitudes reductions are as follows:
SAO R.A. (1950) Dec.
h m s o ' V U-B B-V V-Rc V-Ic
Comparison 160645 17 31 12 -19 08.5 8.67 +0.14 +0.50 +0.31 +0.61
Check - 17 32.7 -19 52 8.90 +0.15 +0.30 +0.20 +0.43
The comparison is about 20' westnorthwest of the nova and is the brighter
and more distant of two stars aligned with the nova. The check is about
35' south of the nova. These stars have not been checked in other
catalogues or databases.
Alan Gilmore.