[vsnet-chat 3070] Re: Recurrent Nova in LMC

["Berto Monard" <LAGMonar@csir.co.za>]

Hi Andrew,

I have monitored this target (LMC V1341, if not mistaken) for a couple of years, but stopped doing so since 1998. If you like I could send you the observation results. I actually never reported them....
During that time, it was never visible down to 13.8, which is the magnitude of a nearby GSPC reference star.
The 2000 coordinates are 050958-7140..

Regards,

Berto

>>> <andrew.pearce@clough.com.au> 06/13/00 04:07AM >>>


All

I was interested to read about a nova that Bill Liller discovered in the LMC in
February 1990, the details of which appeared on IAU Circular No. 4964.  At the
time I didn't get a chance to observe it due to bad weather and a rapid decline,
and I forgot about it ever since!  Nova in LMC No. 2 was reprted to be a
recurrent object as the position was coincident with Nova LMC 1968.  The nova
reached 11th magnitude and then declines very rapidly.

The 1950 coordinates are RA 5h10m41.8s and Dec -71d43m27s.

I am trying to find as much information on the nova as I can, as I have started
to visually monitor it for possible future outbursts.  It is located just south
of the RR Lyrae star, T Men.

If anyone can shed any further light on this nova and whether it was confirmed
as a recurrent object, I would be grateful.

Regards
Andrew Pearce
Western Australia





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