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From: Patrick Schmeer <extpasc@rz.uni-sb.de> Date: Thu, 25 Feb 93 14:59:49 +0100 Subject: Variable Star Observations From: Patrick Schmeer Date: 1993-02-25 Visual magnitude estimates by P. Schmeer, Bischmisheim, Germany: CY URSAE MAJORIS (UGSU) Feb. 23.001 UT, (13.2 ; 24.072, 12.2 ; 24.845, 12.3 ; Looks like a supermaximum. The previous superoutburst of this SU UMa-type dwarf nova occurred in 1991 December. HIGH-SPEED PHOTOMETRY DURING THE CURRENT OUTBURST IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. IR GEMINORUM (UGSU) Feb. 24.919 UT, 12.7 In outburst. X LEONIS (UGSS) Feb. 24.100 UT, 12.1 ; 24.925, 12.3 In outburst. HL CANIS MAJORIS (UGZ:) Feb. 24.905 UT, 11.4 In outburst. YZ CANCRI (UGSU) Feb. 23.894 UT, (13.3 ; 24.917, 12.4 In outburst. RX ANDROMEDAE (UGZ) Feb. 24.849 UT, 11.8 In outburst. Fading. Z CAMELOPARDALIS (UGZ) Feb. 24.086 UT, 11.7 ; 25.118, 11.7 At standstill. SS CYGNI (UGSS) Feb. 25.172 UT, 12.0 At minimum. RS OPHIUCHI (NR) Feb. 25.197 UT, 11.4 At minimum. T CORONAE BOREALIS (NR) Feb. 24.103 UT, 10.4 ; 25.120, 10.4 At minimum. R CORONAE BOREALIS (RCB) Feb. 24.135 UT, 6.0 At maximum. SU TAURI (RCB) Feb. 23.899 UT, 9.9 ; 24.926, 9.9 Regards, Patrick
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