WZ Sge: details of the 9-th rebrightening Dear Colleagues, We have received new, very excellent, data from B. Martin. The data covered the 9-th rebrightening maximum to early decline, and confirmed the lengthening of the maximum phase. Time-series analysis of the 9-th rebrightening revealed that relatively broad, but distinct, eclipses appeared slightly earlier than the predicted eclipses. The phase 0.7-0.8 hump becomes also prominent. The overall appearance of the light curve is double-humped, whose profile strongly resemble that of quiescent humps (and possibly early superhumps). The figure is placed on the VSNET WZ Sge page. The similar profile during the rebrightening was seen on Aug. 28 (the 4-th rebrightening). The recent systematic variation of hump/eclipse profiles during the rebrightening stages seems to support the presence of a 9-d beat period, seemingly closely related to the "beat phenomenon" observed during the main superoutburst! This fact indicates that we have covered a full precession of the post-superoutburst eccentric disk, and recorded systematic change of the associated eclipse profile and hump profile across rebrightening -- the long-wanted observation in these CVs, and probably the first successful one in WZ Sge-type dwarf nova! The present success is expected to solve the "enigma" of the WZ Sge-type post-superoutburst rebrightening!! It has become increasingly evident that the present WZ Sge outburst provides the chance in a thousand in the CV research! Please keep the present very excellent and impressive coverage, until the star completely fades away! Regards, Taichi Kato VSNET Collaboration team