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[vsnet-obs 991] QY Per in 1994



   T. Vanmunster has kindly provided me a summary of the 1994 outburst of
QY Per.

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Here's the requested information on the 1994 outburst of QY Per, which
I have taken over from CVC 21.

------------------------------------------------------------------------
DATE (UT)       MAGN  MS SEQ  OBSERVER        REMARKS        SOURCE
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1994 10 14.058 [14.5  mv GSC  Vanmunster, T.  35-cm refl.    VVS     
1994 10 25.889  14.0  mv GSC  Vanmunster, T.  35-cm refl.    VVS     
1994 10 25.917  14.1  mv GSC  Broens, E.      35-cm refl.    VVS     
1994 10 26.796  14.4  mv AA   Vanmunster, T.  35-cm refl.    VVS     
1994 10 26.842  14.3  mv GSC  Broens, E.      35-cm refl.    VVS
1994 10 26.928  14.4  mv GSC  Broens, E.      35-cm refl.    VVS
1994 10 26.88   14.2  mv GSC  Jensen, L.      33-cm refl.    Mail(jen)
1994 10 26.967  14.5  CU GSC  James, N.-Hurst, G.            TAEC897
1994 10 27.918  14.7: mv GSC  Vanmunster, T.  35-cm refl.    VVS     
1994 10 27.925 [13.9  mv AA   Broens, E.      35-cm refl.    VVS
1994 10 28.828 [14.5  mv GSC  Vanmunster, T.  35-cm refl.    VVS     
1994 10 29.041 [13.9  mv GSC  Broens, E.      35-cm refl.    VVS
1994 10 31.457 [16.0  CU      Iida, M.        ST6+16-cm refl Mail(kat)
1994 11 01.929 [14.8  mv TA   Vanmunster, T.  35-cm refl.    VVS

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   Judging from this information, it seems to me that the 1994 outburst
is a normal (short) outburst rather than a superoutburst as suggested
in CVC 54.  It is rather surprizing that this outburst may have surpassed
the brightest recorded outburst, but still seems to be a normal (short)
one.  A similar cases can be found in BZ UMa, DV UMa etc.  I have vague
impression that some TOADs behave unlike many TOADs, in that they rarely
show superoutbursts in spite of their very low outburst frequency
(this is just the opposite how WZ Sge-type dwarf novae usually behave).
Can someone comment on this?  Or are we only missing superoutbrusts?
I would be eager to know what has been the case of the 1995 outburst of
QY Per.

Regards,
Taichi Kato

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