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[vsnet-obs 1720] KM Lac & FY Vul
- Date: Mon, 18 Dec 1995 15:54:44 +0100
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- From: "Lasse Teist Jensen, LTJ" <lasse.teist@thranethrane.dk400.dk>
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Dear Colleagues,
Identication problems.
All my observations of the star marked on Downes&Shara as KM Lac are in
the range 14.5 - 14.8.
All my observations of the star marked on Downes&Shara as FY Vul are in
the range 13.8 - 14.2.
Naturally identification problems are the most probable explanation for the
observations.
But what is the probability that we are in fact seeing standstills of KM Lac
and FY Vul ?
Have spectroscopical observations showed that the stars are not CV's ?
Regards
Lasse Teist Jensen (JLT)
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