[vsnet-outburst 19142] ASASSN-16bh

[Taichi Kato]

ASASSN-16bh

   Time-resolved photometry is naturally encouraged.

ASASSN-16bh 	--- 	ATEL 	13:24:57.21 	-27:56:10.8 	2016-02-7.33 	-4.35 	SDSS 	DSS 	VIZIER 	------- 	Bright CV candidate, matches to USNO b=20.3, V>17.4 on 2016-02-04.37, V=12.7 on 2016-02-06.32, V=12.7 on 2016-02-07.33.

ASASSN-16bh 20160204.37 <174V ASN
ASASSN-16bh 20160206.32 127V ASN
ASASSN-16bh 20160207.33 127V ASN

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ATEL #8648                                                           ATEL #8648

Title:  ASASSN-16bh: A Very Bright CV Candidate Discovered By ASAS-SN
Author: G. Simonian, K. Z. Stanek, C. S. Kochanek, J. S. Brown, T.
                W.-S. Holoien, D. Godoy-Rivera, U. Basu (Ohio State), B. J. Shappee
                (Hubble Fellow, Carnegie Observatories), J. L. Prieto (Diego Portales;
                MAS), D. Bersier (LJMU), Subo Dong, Ping Chen (KIAA-PKU), J. Brimacombe
                (Coral Towers Observatory)
Queries:        simonian at astronomy.ohio-state.edu
Posted: 7 Feb 2016; 19:59 UT
Subjects:Optical, Cataclysmic Variable

During the ongoing All Sky Automated Survey for SuperNovae (ASAS-SN or

"Assassin"), using data from the quadruple 14-cm "Cassius" 
telescope in Cerro Tololo, Chile, we discovered a new transient source:

Object        RA (J2000)    DEC (J2000)     Disc. UT Date   Disc. V mag

ASASSN-16bh   13:24:57.21   -27:56:10.9     2016-02-07.33   12.7 

ASASSN-16bh was discovered at V=12.7 in "Cassius" images taken on 2016-02-07.33,

but not present (V>17.4) in images taken on 2016-02-04.37. It was also
present 
in exposures taken on 2016-02-06.32 at V=12.7. At the position of the 
transient, Vizier reports a match to a B=20.3 USNO source and a GALEX source.

ASASSN-16bh is most likely a dwarf nova outburst. 
Follow-up observations are encouraged.

We thank LCOGT and its staff for their continued support of ASAS-SN. ASAS-SN
is 
supported in part by Mt. Cuba Astronomical Foundation. For more information

about the ASAS-SN project, see the <a 
href="http://www.astronomy.ohio-state.edu/~assassin/index.shtml">ASAS-SN
Homepage</a> and the list of all <a 
href="http://www.astronomy.ohio-state.edu/~assassin/transients.html">ASAS-SN

transients</a>.