Date: Tue, 18 May 1993 15:38:37 +0200
From: granslo@argo.uio.no
Subject: Observations of Eruptive and Cataclysmic Variables
Norwegian Astronomical Society - Variable Star Section
OBSERVATIONS OF NOVA AQUILAE 1993 - REPORT NO. 001 (1993 May 18)
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YYYY MM DD.DDD OBSERVATION MAG CL INSTRUM. OBSERVER
1993 05 17.95 Bb-2;A+5 7.9 M316,62x Midtskogen, O.
1993 05 17.969 Bb-6;A+5 8.1 1 C203,80x Granslo, B. H.
1993 05 17.991 Ab-8;A+4 8.0 1 C203,80x Dahle, H.
1993 05 18.004 Bb-5;A+5 8.1 1 C203,80x Granslo, B. H.
1993 05 18.031 Bb-6;A+5;Db+8 8.1 1 C203,80x Granslo, B. H.
Time system is Universal Time. Magnitudes were calculated from Pogson's step
method. CL = class: estimated accuracy of observation; 1 = good (+/- 0.1 mag.),
2 = fair (+/- 0.2 mag.), 3 = poor (+/- 0.3 mag.). Instrument (aperture in mm):
M = reflector, C = Schmidt-Cassegrain.
Comparison stars:
Ident R.A. (1950.0) Decl. R.A. (2000.0) Decl. V Sp. SAO Seq.
h m s o ' " h m s o ' "
Ab 19 09 32.4 + 2 32 17 19 12 03.3 + 2 37 22 6.93 B9 124376 HIC
Bb 19 06 29.4 + 1 16 17 19 09 01.8 + 1 21 09 7.56 F5 124317 HIC
At 19 09 50.4 + 1 17 01 19 12 22.6 + 1 22 07 8.60 A0 124380 GSC
Db 19 07 09.7 + 1 09 17 19 09 42.1 + 1 14 05 8.89 G5 124332 HIC
Sequences: HIC = The Hipparcos Input Catalogue; TA = The Astronomer
Electronic Circular No. 742 (magnitudes from Guide Star Catalog).
Stars Ab, Bb and Db are from a list supplied by H. Bengtsson.
The nova is located at RA = 19h 10m 35s, Decl. = +1d 29.3' (1950.0). The
correspending 2000-coordinates are: RA = 19h 13m07s, Decl. = +1d 34.5'.
Nova Aquilae 1993 was discovered by Minoru Yamamoto (Okazaki-shi, Japan) on
exposures from 1993 May 14 using a 300-mm focal length f/4 camera, T-Max 400
film and PO0 green filter. The photographic magnitude was 7.6.
Observers: Haakon Dahle (Oslo, Norway); Bjorn H. Granslo (Fjellhamar, Norway).
Ornulf Midtskogen (Tranby, Norway).
Regards,
Bjorn H. Granslo

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