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[vsnet-chat 2191] Revised sequence for V1493 Aql
- Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 13:40:42 +1000
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- From: "Bruce Sumner" <b.sumner@bom.gov.au>
- Subject: [vsnet-chat 2191] Revised sequence for V1493 Aql
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Here is a revised sequence for V1493 Aql = N. Aquilae 1999. It is
based on recent additional field photometry from Arne Henden.
144 V1493 AQUILAE (N. 1999) Range: 8.8-
Position: 19 07 36.88 +12 31 26.7 (J2000, from .dat file)
Magnitude: V=11.642 B-V=1.243 (in .dat file)
ID RA (2000) DEC X Y N V ERR B-V ERR
1 19 07 24.9 +12 37 25 -175 358 3 8.378 0.003 0.294 0.007
2 19 07 14.3 +12 32 22 -332 55 5 10.396 0.008 1.166 0.013
3 19 07 47.4 +12 36 25 154 298 5 11.688 0.006 0.517 0.014
4 19 07 32.7 +12 28 27 -62 -180 5 12.003 0.005 1.335 0.012
5 19 07 16.6 +12 37 34 -297 367 3 12.460 0.030 2.070 0.047
6 19 07 43.6 +12 33 25 98 118 6 12.815 0.008 0.842 0.009
7 19 07 51.9 +12 28 02 220 -205 3 13.034 0.008 0.696 0.018
8 19 07 42.6 +12 32 49 84 82 5 13.203 0.009 0.742 0.029
9 19 07 50.8 +12 31 07 203 -20 6 13.378 0.006 0.552 0.020
10 19 07 39.6 +12 35 40 39 253 5 13.689 0.028 2.386 0.110
11 19 07 40.2 +12 32 46 48 79 2 14.242 0.020 0.612 0.001
12 19 07 24.5 +12 31 27 -181 0 2 14.299 0.023 0.795 0.003
13 19 07 34.4 +12 32 03 -36 36 3 14.566 0.017 0.923 0.002
14 19 07 40.1 +12 34 25 46 178 5 14.727 0.017 0.935 0.012
15 19 07 40.4 +12 32 31 51 64 3 14.866 0.018 0.933 0.003
16 19 07 25.9 +12 32 31 -161 64 3 15.267 0.013 0.872 0.004
17 19 07 35.4 +12 31 46 -23 19 4 15.401 0.021 1.456 0.008
18 19 07 40.4 +12 32 16 51 49 3 15.863 0.022 1.265 0.003
19 19 07 36.8 +12 32 13 -1 46 3 16.389 0.029 1.064 0.019
20 19 07 36.6 +12 31 00 -5 -27 3 16.773 0.014 1.167 0.009
21 19 07 37.3 +12 31 03 5 -24 3 17.371 0.056 1.574 0.038
Notes:
Ron Zissell's sequence, as given on the preliminary AAVSO 'e' chart
dated 07/1999, agrees with the sequence given here, with only 2 of
his 14 magnitudes differing by 0.1 magnitude. The remaining 12 stars
agree exactly when rounded to 0.1 magnitude.
Star 17 is a close, equal double, with a separation of about
4 arcsec. The magnitude given here is the combined magnitude.
This sequence extends the AAVSO sequence by an additional two
magnitudes.
Bruce Sumner
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