Please also observe ASASSN-22ak (southern object)
Josch Hambsch has been reporting observations. The data,
however, were not sampled sufficiently and it is difficult
to find a period. There is a suggestion of a period
of 0.0453 d (consistent with the rapid fading observed
in the 2022 superoutburst?).
This object underwent the first-known outburst in
2022 Jan. (long after a dormant period?) and repeated
unusual outbursts since then. The current outburst is
the fourth one. Although …
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later in this year, there may be no guarantee since
the present activity is a transiently enhanced one
(as in V3101 Cyg). So I recommend to observe every
outburst as closely as possible.
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Gaia DR3 2893005857946801152 = ASASSN-23dr: most likely WZ Sge star
Berto Monard and Josch Hambsch have reported observations.
Using Monard's data, there appears to be a period of
0.05452(5) d with a double-peaked profile.
The result, however, is preliminary since the amplitude
was small (0.03 mag) and observations are still limited.
I used the name Gaia DR3 2893005857946801152 since this object
was selected as a variable by Gaia (there was probably
simply no concept of a dwarf nova in …
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classified as a WD). Please feel free to use ASASSN-23dr since
it is much shorter.
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