MGAB-V507: SU UMa star with unusual activity
ZTF time-resolved data recorded superhumps on
2018 Aug. 7 and 8. The period appears to be short
(about 0.05 d). Dip in superoutburst in 2019 July.
The object may be an EI Psc star.
MGAB-V390: deeply eclipsing, low-amplitude dwarf nova
From ZTF data. Porb=0.1553445(2) d. Eclipse nearly
3.0 mag. Low-amplitude SS Cyg-type dwarf nova
(as of now, standstill may be expected).
ZTF18acullhv: possible AM CVn star
According to ZTF data, this object showed complex
outbursts similar to AM CVn-type superoutbursts.
064321.2 -234008 (2000.0) Gaia_DR2_2925381050846472192 group_C4 g=16.742(0.543) Mowlavi2020
064321.279 -234008.94 (2000.0) Gaia_DR2_2925381050846472064 plx=-(-) dismod=- pmra=-(-) pmdec=-(-) G=16.742 BP=16.680 RP=16.692
064321.280 -234008.96 (2000.0) Gaia_EDR3_2925381050848348288 plx=1.868(0.088) dismod=8.6 pmra=17.795(0.054) pmdec=-33.375(0.077) G=18.596 …
[View More]BP=18.550 RP=18.445
Blue and low-luminosity (M_V = +6.3 at max), consistent
with the AM CVn-type classification.
This object is bright (15 mag at max) and further observations
to search for superhumps and spectroscopy are desirable.
[View Less]
ZTF18abjgdkx: deeply eclipsing likely IW And star
According to ZTF data, this object shows deep
(1.2 mag) eclipses. The period is 0.2108865(4) d.
The overall light curve suggests an IW And star
(particularly in 2020).