Peremennye Zvezdy

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"Peremennye Zvezdy",
Prilozhenie
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vol. 6, N 11 (2006)

New Short-Period Eclipsing Binaries in Camelopardalis

A. V. Khruslov
Russia, Tula

ISSN 2221–0474

Received:   24.02.2006;   accepted:   12.04.2006
(E-mail for contact: khruslov@bk.ru)


#NameOtherCoord (J2000)TypeMaxMinSystemPeriodEpoch (JD)typeSpCommentL.CurveFind.ChartData
1 TYC 4070 02215 103 33 34.31, +64 16 46.3EW10.911.4R0.437842451501.714min Comm. 11.jpgchart1.jpgNSVS 2007339
2 GSC 4066-0114003 34 47.34, +62 14 53.3EW13.013.25R0.605452451496.23min Comm. 22.jpgchart2.jpgNSVS 2009043
3 GSC 4071-0163203 59 47.75, +63 49 49.8EW13.213.5R0.285892451497.704min Comm. 33.jpgchart3.jpgNSVS 2022764 NSVS 2053997
4 TYC 4328 01175 104 16 19.99, +68 58 21.4EB9.9510.40R0.756782451523.466min Comm. 44.jpgchart4.jpgNSVS 520281
5 GSC 4329-0060204 25 55.35, +69 15 45.5EW13.313.65R0.451592451523.934min Comm. 55.jpgchart5.jpgNSVS 524615
6 GSC 4329-0043004 28 18.82, +68 47 18.3EW12.612.9R0.388962451523.525min Comm. 66.jpgchart6.jpgNSVS 525453
7 GSC 4329-0155404 29 09.87, +68 34 01.3EW13.814.2R0.40252451525.843min Comm. 77.jpgchart7.jpgNSVS 525751
8 GSC 4337-0021604 43 24.25, +72 20 01.3EW13.714.2R0.408912451551.756min Comm. 88.jpgchart8.jpgNSVS 532352
9 GSC 3745-0126404 46 44.03, +59 27 51.1EW12.513.0:R0.36582451553.706min Comm. 99.jpgchart9.jpgNSVS 2125822
10 GSC 4515-0064104 55 35.52, +78 37 55.7EW13.614.2R0.322082451497.087min Comm. 1010.jpgchart10.jpgNSVS 449951 NSVS 574561 NSVS 614852
11 TYC 4511 00244 105 10 39.43, +75 10 34.4EW11.6511.90R0.377272451526.953min Comm. 1111.jpgchart11.jpgNSVS 579222 NSVS 610369
12 GSC 4515-0003805 19 47.10, +77 36 13.6EB13.6514.20R0.615252451515.845min Comm. 1212.jpgchart12.jpgNSVS 580289 NSVS 617313
13 TYC 4092 00652 105 21 46.27, +65 44 54.6EB12.513.1R0.651132451520.553min Comm. 1313.jpgchart13.jpgNSVS 2189381 NSVS 2222380
14 TYC 4347 00578 105 22 54.77, +70 00 14.5EW11.812.5R0.43992451496.523min Comm. 1414.jpgchart14.jpgNSVS 549496
15 GSC 4351-0066405 34 50.29, +72 26 45.0EW13.213.6R0.381492451518.418min Comm. 1515.jpgchart15.jpgNSVS 646212 NSVS 551812
16 GSC 4352-0045805 36 41.39, +72 19 47.1EW13.714.1R0.38632451511.118min Comm. 1616.jpgchart16.jpgNSVS 552506 NSVS 646605
17 GSC 4348-0153805 39 55.29, +69 45 21.5EW13.213.7R0.315822451514.170min Comm. 1717.jpgchart17.jpgNSVS 555833 NSVS 643339
18 TYC 4093 00800 105 39 58.52, +67 20 17.5EW11.1611.38R0.386352451513.661min Comm. 1818.jpgchart18.jpgNSVS 557969 NSVS 2197170 NSVS 2232753
19 TYC 4089 01206 105 42 50.73, +64 25 15.2EW11.5211.75R0.374752451517.885min Comm. 1919.jpgchart19.jpgNSVS 2201566 NSVS 2231857
20 GSC 4098-0157205 43 35.00, +62 46 40.5EW12.6513.0R0.290482451516.546min Comm. 2020.jpgchart20.jpgNSVS 2203618 NSVS 2231023
21 GSC 4536-0007605 57 38.19, +80 38 18.4EW13.714.1R0.432622451514.008min Comm. 2121.jpgchart21.jpgNSVS 585032 NSVS 629220
22 GSC 4348-0080705 59 03.78, +71 02 35.7EW14.415.0R0.38632451516.170min Comm. 2222.jpgchart22.jpgNSVS 651959
23 GSC 4098-0146105 59 27.97, +62 39 10.4EW14.214.7R0.284822451499.085min Comm. 2323.jpgchart23.jpgNSVS 2239664
24 GSC 4353-0115406 00 45.00, +71 36 26.4EW13.714.4R0.306752451521.827min Comm. 2424.jpgchart24.jpgNSVS 653211 NSVS 560565
25 GSC 4099-0107306 01 00.36, +61 56 51.7EW12.312.6R0.414702451503.548min Comm. 2525.jpgchart25.jpgNSVS 2240220
26 GSC 4349-0057306 01 29.64, +71 08 19.4EB13.914.5R0.565562451519.97min Comm. 2626.jpgchart26.jpgNSVS 652866 NSVS 561322
27 GSC 4357-0098406 08 44.46, +73 33 42.9EW13.1513.5R0.325842451523.877min Comm. 2727.jpgchart27.jpgNSVS 657893
28 GSC 4345-0122606 10 44.31, +68 00 15.2EW13.514.0R0.347832451521.549min Comm. 2828.jpgchart28.jpgNSVS 652493 NSVS 567910
29 GSC 4529-0142806 12 51.13, +77 10 50.7EW12.8513.15R0.290612451513.64min Comm. 2929.jpgchart29.jpgNSVS 592545 NSVS 628168
30 GSC 4525-0115106 13 06.61, +76 29 48.9EW13.013.5R0.441132451515.038min Comm. 3030.jpgchart30.jpgNSVS 593566 NSVS 627544
31 GSC 4349-0113506 14 13.77, +70 52 32.7EW14.114.5R0.352532451521.473min Comm. 3131.jpgchart31.jpgNSVS 656710 NSVS 565370
32 GSC 4349-0122306 18 43.60, +70 12 34.2EB13.914.8R0.439032451523.043min Comm. 3232.jpgchart32.jpgNSVS 657623
33 GSC 4353-0025306 22 02.03, +72 18 47.0EB :12.5512.83R1.14842451522.140min Comm. 3333.jpgchart33.jpgNSVS 660644
34 GSC 4357-0003606 22 57.51, +73 30 42.9EB13.514.3R1.15142451523.187min Comm. 3434.jpgchart34.jpgNSVS 661962
35 GSC 4370-0108906 28 02.47, +74 24 22.7EW14.014.9R0.41172451514.42min Comm. 3535.jpgchart35.jpgNSVS 599928 NSVS 664037
36 GSC 4533-0142806 28 47.34, +79 22 11.6EW13.814.3R0.362962451512.748min Comm. 3636.jpgchart36.jpgNSVS 592204 NSVS 633184
37 GSC 4529-0006206 31 40.66, +78 39 52.4EW14.415.2R0.301182451513.577min Comm. 3737.jpgchart37.jpgNSVS 593873 NSVS 633243
38 GSC 4105-0019306 42 43.66, +64 21 51.6EW13.213.7R0.401462451531.160min Comm. 3838.jpgchart38.jpgNSVS 2340948
39 GSC 4366-0066706 45 11.28, +72 51 36.4EA:13.914.3R0.60162451524.21min Comm. 3939.jpgchart39.jpgNSVS 667840
40 TYC 4105 00131 106 47 52.17, +64 11 45.0EW12.112.3R0.419802451527.718min Comm. 4040.jpgchart40.jpgNSVS 2343413 NSVS 2367911
41 GSC 4363-0016706 48 04.05, +70 45 34.2EW13.814.2R0.303302451526.535min Comm. 4141.jpgchart41.jpgNSVS 667824
42 GSC 4105-0009606 50 30.52, +64 46 25.4EW13.213.6R0.360452451528.567min Comm. 4242.jpgchart42.jpgNSVS 2344418 NSVS 2369559
43 GSC 4371-0081706 50 47.22, +73 21 32.7EW13.313.75R0.3385552451525.557min Comm. 4343.jpgchart43.jpgNSVS 669582
44 GSC 4534-0010906 54 01.59, +80 21 25.8EB13.013.45R0.486082451501.896min Comm. 4444.jpgchart44.jpgNSVS 594342 NSVS 637698 NSVS 740032
45 GSC 4367-0133106 59 18.56, +71 49 51.9EW12.613.1R0.3998852451526.230min Comm. 4545.jpgchart45.jpgNSVS 671466
46 GSC 4114-0186607 03 33.80, +63 08 08.7EW12.513.05R0.347502451530.631min Comm. 4646.jpgchart46.jpgNSVS 2351481 NSVS 2373570
47 GSC 4530-0104207 17 04.93, +77 10 26.1EW11.5512.20R0.2984382451528.964min Comm. 4747.jpgchart47.jpgNSVS 604134 NSVS 706128 NSVS 736527
48 GSC 4531-0132207 47 38.95, +78 10 10.5EW12.8012.95R0.267422451523.196min Comm. 4848.jpgchart48.jpgNSVS 711725 NSVS 743502
49 GSC 4373-0110207 51 52.22, +74 53 43.5EW13.814.3R0.323482451553.773min Comm. 4949.jpgchart49.jpgNSVS 714435 NSVS 739082
50 GSC 4540-0210808 19 25.58, +77 05 13.9EW13.013.35R0.354452451530.837min Comm. 5050.jpgchart50.jpgNSVS 718616 NSVS 747838
51 GSC 4544-0145708 55 59.08, +78 24 26.3EW14.014.8R0.248352451513.517min Comm. 5151.jpgchart51.jpgNSVS 723323 NSVS 755576
52 GSC 4544-0203709 21 18.09, +78 37 41.5EW12.512.63R0.301722451525.370min Comm. 5252.jpgchart52.jpgNSVS 726564 NSVS 759672 NSVS 839115
53 GSC 4544-0060609 24 13.30, +79 44 54.2EW13.013.6R0.350342451492.277min Comm. 5353.jpgchart53.jpgNSVS 725083 NSVS 760241 NSVS 841652
54 GSC 4552-0011811 28 30.15, +79 38 56.2EW12.413.0R0.362742451458.976min Comm. 5454.jpgchart54.jpgNSVS 826555 NSVS 857769 NSVS 934156

Comments:


1. MinII = 11.4. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

2. MinII = 13.25. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

3. MinII = 13.45.

4. MinII = 10.15.

5. MinII = 13.55.

6. MinII = 12.85.

7. MinII = 14.2. Primary eclipse might be the secondary. A twice shorter period (0.20125 d, type RRC) is possible.

8. MinII = 14.1.

9. MinII = 12.8:.

10. MinII = 14.1.

11. MinII = 11.85. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

12. MinII = 13.85.

13. MinII = 12.75.

14. MinII = 12.3.

15. MinII = 13.6. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

16. MinII = 14.0.

17. MinII = 13.6. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

18. MinII = 11.38. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

19. MinII = 11.72.

20. MinII = 12.9. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

21. MinII = 14.1.

22. MinII = 15.0. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

23. MinII = 14.6.

24. MinII = 14.4. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

25. MinII = 12.6.

26. MinII = 14.0.

27. MinII = 13.5. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

28. MinII = 14.0. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

29. MinII = 13.15. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

30. MinII = 13.45. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

31. MinII = 14.4.

32. MinII = 14.3.

33. MinII = 12.70.

34. MinII = 13.8.

35. MinII = 14.7.

36. MinII = 14.3. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

37. MinII = 15.1.

38. MinII = 13.65.

39. EB type is not excluded .

40. MinII = 12.3. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

41. MinII = 14.1.

42. MinII = 13.55.

43. MinII = 13.7.

44. MinII = 13.15.

45. MinII = 13.1. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

46. MinII = 13.03.

47. MinII = 12.15. Identification with the X-ray source 1RXS J071659.2+771039 is possible.

48. MinII = 12.90.

49. MinII = 14.1.

50. MinII = 13.3.

51. MinII = 14.6.

52. MinII = 12.6.

53. MinII = 13.55. Primary eclipse might be the secondary.

54. MinII = 12.9.

Remarks:
I present the discovery of 54 new short-period eclipsing binaries (mostly EW and EB) in Camelopardalis. A search for variables was carried out in the publicly available data of the Northern Sky Variability Survey (NSVS, Wozniak et al., 2004, also see http://skydot.lanl.gov/nsvs). These observations were analyzed using the period-search software developed by Dr. V.P. Goranskij for Windows environment. The coordinates were drawn either from the Tycho-2 or 2MASS catalogs.

References:
Wozniak, P.R., Vestrand, W.T., Akerlof, C.W. et al., 2004, Astron. J., 127, 2436



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