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[vsnet-chat 990] (fwd) N.Oph 1998 sequence
- Date: Wed, 24 Jun 1998 16:58:10 +0900 (JST)
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- From: Taichi Kato <tkato>
- Subject: [vsnet-chat 990] (fwd) N.Oph 1998 sequence
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From: "Bruce Sumner" <b.sumner@bom.gov.au>
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Date: Wed, 24 Jun 1998 05:22:36 +0000
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Comparison sequence for Nova Ophiuchi 1998
N. Oph 1998 17 31 59.79 -19 13 56.0 (J2000)
A CCD(V) frame of this nova has recently been obtained by Ando
et.al. at Osaka-Kyoiku University (see vsnet-chart 54 dated 23 June).
To ensure that visual observers use the same comparison stars for
their estimates of this nova during its current rapid fading phase,
I have chosen a representative selection of 17 stars from the Ando
frame to form a comprehensive sequence for the nova. In the following
table columns 2 and 3 are the RA and Dec offsets respectively from
the nova in seconds of arc, with north and east being positive.
No. RA(") Dec(") V
1 345 217 1068
2 -77 -17 1153
3 -54 -72 1244
4 352 145 1257
5 15 -299 1295
6 -1 -71 1316
7 184 167 1372
8 0 -36 1397
9 140 40 1429
10 41 -111 1450
11 9 49 1464
12 -10 38 1476
13 61 -9 1488
14 -104 -54 1531
15 34 27 1541
16 2 -16 1575
17 -26 33 1621
To ensure standardisation it is recommended that all visual
observers use rounded values of the preliminary V magnitudes shown
in the last column when making estimates of the nova.
Please note Kato-san's comments on vsnet-chart 54 that this sequence
is still preliminary and may be subject to some small zero-point and
calibration corrections.
In addition it is noted that the star marked 1341 (i.e. 13.41V) on
the Osaka-Kyoiku image and located about 210" south of the nova does
not appear on the DSS image. It would appear not to exist.
Bruce Sumner
Melbourne
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Bruce Sumner
National Meteorological Operations Centre
Bureau of Meteorology
Australia
email: b.sumner@bom.gov.au
phone: +613 9669 4349
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