Dear colleagues, We have summarized our observations during the 1996 outburst in GK Per in a paper, which will appear in PASJ, vol. 54, No. 6 (December issue). The preprint files are now available via VSNET preprint archives, http://vsnet.kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp/pub/vsnet/preprints/GK_Per/ . Please enjoy it! Best regards, Daisaku Nogami ------------------------------------------------------------- Title: Time-Resolved Photometry of GK Per during the 1996 Outburst Author: D. Nogami, T. Kato (Kyoto Univ.), H. Baba (ISAS) Abstract: GK Per is a unique cataclysmic variable star which has showed a nova explosion as well as dwarf nova-type outbursts, and has the intermediate-polar nature. We carried out $V$-band time-resolved photometry and $B$-band monitoring during the 1996 outburst. This outburst lasted about 60 d and is divided into three parts: the slow rise branch for 35 d, the gradual decay branch with a decay rate of 20.0 d mag$^{-1}$ for $\sim$16 d, and the rapid decline branch with a rate of 5.6 d mag$^{-1}$ for $\sim$10 d. The $B-V$ color became bluest ($B-V\sim0.18$) about 10 d before the outburst maximum, which supports an idea that the outburst in GK Per is of the inside-out type. The spin pulse, $440$-s quasi periodic oscillations (QPOs), and $\sim$5,000-s QPOs were detected in our light curve, as previously seen in X-ray and optical observations. In addition, we report the discovery of $\sim$300-s periodicity, which is shorter than the spin period.