[vsnet-chat 688] Re: Possible nova in 1927

[Taichi Kato <tkato@kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp>]

  Within the quoted error of the position of the possible nova, I could
find only one (suspected) variable star.

034300.21 +573356.0 (2000.0)  8.1
IRAS03389+5724 033858.0 +572419 (1950.0)
    F12=0.25L F25=0.36  F60=1.20  F100=2.29 
    VAR=-1 LRS=-1
034300.2 +573355 (2000.0) HIP017361
034300.2 +573355 (2000.0) 834HV2 0.26 HIP017361 plx=-0.44(1.08) (0.01 0.01) U 8.30-8.52
034300.2 +573355 (2000.0) 835 0.20 TYC3724.845.1 plx=-6.9(6.7) (0.01 0.02)
034259.8 +573351 (2000.0) BD+57.739 8.0

  This is a new variable star detected by Hipparcos, having an unknown
type classification.  The color (B-V=0.26) suggests an early-type star,
while the IRAS fluxes are rather unusual (strongest at 100micron).
I wonder weather any spectrocopic observation exists for this star, and whether there is any possibility of a two-mag outburst in
this class of object.

Regards,
Taichi Kato

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