[vsnet-alert 16457] MASTER OT J015016.17+375620.5 unusual behavior
Denis Denisenko
d.v.denisenko at gmail.com
Thu Sep 26 04:02:03 JST 2013
After the Sep. 16 outburst reported in [vsnet-alert 16406] this X-ray
selected CV in Andromeda was observed with the Bradford Robotic
Telescope almost every night showing interesting behavior. The object
has quickly faded, however not to the minimum level (~19m), but only
by ~1.5m. On the last night it started rising again, brightening by
0.6m since Sep. 24.
MASTER OT J015016.17+375620.5 = 1RXS J015017.0+375614
20130916.140 14.98C BRT
20130918.142 15.64C BRT
20130922.128 16.28C BRT
20130923.134 16.29C BRT
20130924.151 16.23C BRT
20130925.117 15.62C BRT
The object's nature is still unclear. It may be a dwarf nova of ER UMa
type, or a very active polar. Hopefully, measuring the orbital period
can shed some light on it. Time series are very desirable!
Color-combined DSS finder chart is uploaded to
http://master.sai.msu.ru/static/OT/J015016+375620-BRIR.jpg (10'x10'
FOV).
Denis Denisenko
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