We have performed period analysis using the data kindly sent
to the Kyoto team. We calculated a period to be 0.07500(8) d, which
is slightly shorter than the average superhump period reported
during the 2000 superoutburst. This may indicate that the superhump
period will increase with time from now. Time-series observations
are encouraged.
Regards,
Makoto Uemura

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