[vsnet-ecl 3468] Fw: Lichtenknecker Database of the BAV Rev. 4.2 available now

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>From: Walterfrk at aol.com
>Date: Mon, 2 Mar 2009 11:27:05 EST
>Subject: Lichtenknecker Database of the BAV Rev. 4.2 available now
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>The _Lichtenknecker  Database of the BAV (LkDB) _ 
>(http://www.bav-astro.de/LkDB/index.php?lang=en) is now available in the worl
 wide web  with the new 
>Release Rev. 4.2. Besides some minor improvements and  error corrections ther
e are 
>more eclipsing binaries and more times of  minimum.
> 
>The LkDB now contains 2002 eclipsing binaries with more than  156.000 minima.
>  
>The  most important sources for new data are: 
>IBVS
>Information  Bulletin on Variable Stars 
>Rev.  4.2 contains data of IBVS up to No. 5874 as far as the concern minima 
>for  eclipsing binaries. 
>AAVSO
>Observed  Minima Timings of Eclipsing Binaries No. 01 ? No. 12 and Journal of
 
>the  AAVSO No. 36 
>VSOLJ 
>Variable  Star Bulletin No. 33 ? No. 46 
>OEJV 
>Open  European Journal on Variable Stars up to No. 74 and No. 97 
>
>New  eclipsing binaries are:
>MU Aqr, V1075 Aql, AV CrB, V964 Cyg, V1189  Cyg, MU Dra, GZ Gem, IM Gem, 
>V1057 Her, MW Lac, V400 Lyr, V411 Lyr, CF Peg, FO  Vul, GI Vul 
>I  thank very much Joachim H?bscher, Thorsten Lange and Wolfgang Grimm from 
>the BAV  for their help and work on that new release. 
>Kind  regards 
>Frank  Walter
>Bundesdeutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft f?r Ver?nderliche Sterne e.V.  (BAV)
>Sektion Eclipsing Binaries
>Tel. ++49 89  9302738
>bav-bv at bav-astro.de
>
>
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The _Lichtenknecker  Database of the BAV (LkDB) _ 
(http://www.bav-astro.de/LkDB/index.php?lang=en) is now available in the worl wide web  with the new 
Release Rev. 4.2. Besides some minor improvements and  error corrections there are 
more eclipsing binaries and more times of  minimum.
 
The LkDB now contains 2002 eclipsing binaries with more than  156.000 minima.
  
The  most important sources for new data are: 
IBVS
Information  Bulletin on Variable Stars 
Rev.  4.2 contains data of IBVS up to No. 5874 as far as the concern minima 
for  eclipsing binaries. 
AAVSO
Observed  Minima Timings of Eclipsing Binaries No. 01 ? No. 12 and Journal of 
the  AAVSO No. 36 
VSOLJ 
Variable  Star Bulletin No. 33 ? No. 46 
OEJV 
Open  European Journal on Variable Stars up to No. 74 and No. 97 

New  eclipsing binaries are:
MU Aqr, V1075 Aql, AV CrB, V964 Cyg, V1189  Cyg, MU Dra, GZ Gem, IM Gem, 
V1057 Her, MW Lac, V400 Lyr, V411 Lyr, CF Peg, FO  Vul, GI Vul 
I  thank very much Joachim H?bscher, Thorsten Lange and Wolfgang Grimm from 
the BAV  for their help and work on that new release. 
Kind  regards 
Frank  Walter
Bundesdeutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft f?r Ver?nderliche Sterne e.V.  (BAV)
Sektion Eclipsing Binaries
Tel. ++49 89  9302738
bav-bv at bav-astro.de


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