[vsnet-alert 9517] Re: V713 Cep eclipses and period measurement
Taichi Kato
tkato at kusastro.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Wed Aug 29 09:53:45 JST 2007
Re: V713 Cep eclipses and period measurement
> This variable was originally discovered by S.Antipin as dwarf nova on
> the Moscow archive plates (see Antipin and Croll, 2003, IBVS 5461).
> Only two outbursts were found (1984 Aug. 30 on Sonneberg plate and 1989
> Oct. 30 - Nov. 5 on Moscow plates) with the star reaching 15.3 and 15.5
> magnitude.
>
> V713 Cep is very similar to UGSU-type star DV UMa (orbital period
> 0.085853d) which shows both the eclipses from 18.3 to 20.5 mag,
> outbursts to 14.0-15.4 mag every 770 days and superhumps with 0.0887d
> period.
VSNET has received 266 observations since 2003, but no outburst
has been detected. This is perfectly in agreement with the above
description.
The second recorded outburst (1989) was most likely a superoutburst,
with a duration more than 6 days. The actual maximum may have been
brighter, as expected from DV UMa observations.
> USNO-A2.0 B
> and R magnitudes of several stars are shown. In plotting the light curve
> above the pseudo-V (0.5*R+0.5*B) magnitudes of two comparison stars
> (R=16.3, B=17.5 and R=16.8, B=17.8) were used.
The following conversion constants may be helpful:
http://www.aerith.net/astro/color_conversion.html
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