Peremennye Zvezdy

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"Peremennye Zvezdy",
Prilozhenie
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vol. 7, N 23 (2007)

New Semiregular and Irregular Pulsating Variable Stars

A. V. Khruslov
Russia, Tula

ISSN 2221–0474

Received:   16.08.2007;   accepted:   17.10.2007
(E-mail for contact: khruslov@bk.ru)


#NameOtherCoord (J2000)TypeMaxMinSystemPeriodEpoch (JD)typeSpCommentL.CurveFind.ChartData
1 GSC 3263-0033200 59 04.47, +45 52 22.2SR10.9511.4R702451573max Comm. 11.PNGchart1.PNGNSVS 3759665
2 TYC 2311 01258 101 53 37.51, +33 25 07.7SR9.9110.14R902451520max Comm. 22.PNGchart2.PNGNSVS 6478741
3 TYC 4506 01186 101 55 38.00, +81 07 08.5LB10.2310.67R  other Comm. 33.PNGchart3.PNGNSVS 269292 NSVS 325535
4 GSC 2820-0141901 56 21.28, +40 35 17.4SR11.3511.65R50.52451476max Comm. 44.PNGchart4.PNGNSVS 3854053 NSVS 3963184
5 TYC 2834 01146 102 15 45.85, +40 14 20.8LB9.8610.15R  other Comm. 55.PNGchart5.PNGNSVS 3981020
6 GSC 2327-0181302 25 32.07, +32 38 27.6SR10.5510.76R492451505max Comm. 66.PNGchart6.PNGNSVS 6554925
7 GSC2.2 N33210201754403 47 10.63, +53 23 15.1M13.215.2:R305:2451523.max Comm. 77.PNGchart7.PNGNSVS 1977244
8 GSC 4075-0066403 48 44.84, +67 16 12.9SR12.312.8R702451444max Comm. 88.PNGchart8.PNGNSVS 414861 NSVS 506331 NSVS 2014038 NSVS 2051761
9 GSC 4071-0003303 56 24.61, +65 16 14.4SR10.610.8R292451483max Comm. 99.PNGchart9.PNGNSVS 2019594 NSVS 2053542
10 GSC 4333-0096404 43 36.94, +69 32 20.5SR11.612.15R49.72451423max Comm. 1010.PNGchart10.PNGNSVS 532163
11 GSC 4519-0150504 44 24.06, +78 54 12.4SRD12.512.8R56.52451493max Comm. 1111.PNGchart11.PNGNSVS 447224 NSVS 493013 NSVS 613583
12 TYC 4528 01982 105 22 02.28, +77 27 44.3SRD11.0511.3R44.52451536.5min Comm. 1212.PNGchart12.PNGNSVS 580863
13 GSC 4352-0003705 43 53.47, +72 54 51.2SR11.3711.68R482451571max Comm. 1313.PNGchart13.PNGNSVS 554190 NSVS 649851
14 GSC 4533-0036006 09 27.35, +79 25 46.9SR12.1312.33R33.82451499max Comm. 1414.PNGchart14.PNGNSVS 588716 NSVS 629791
15 TYC 4349 00308 106 10 44.68, +70 34 15.5SR9.9510.25R50.42451515max Comm. 1515.PNGchart15.PNGNSVS 564754 NSVS 655260
16 GSC 4107-0001206 13 53.79, +67 21 00.0SR11.411.65R612451536max Comm. 1616.PNGchart16.PNGNSVS 569586 NSVS 653032 NSVS 2248047
17 GSC 4529-0114206 15 19.59, +77 19 52.1LB10.4510.85R  other Comm. 1717.PNGchart17.PNGNSVS 592862 NSVS 628841
18 TYC 4362 01638 106 25 08.81, +69 48 51.9SRB10.2410.46R35.8:2451572max Comm. 1818.PNGchart18.PNGNSVS 659510
19 TYC 4362 00280 106 32 18.00, +70 08 15.6SRD:11.2511.4R32.22451528max Comm. 1919.PNGchart19.PNGNSVS 662340
20 GSC 4370-0052606 40 44.77, +73 22 01.1SRD12.312.6R25.42451517max Comm. 2020.PNGchart20.PNGNSVS 604192 NSVS 666832
21 GSC 4526-0053507 14 12.80, +76 49 50.7SR12.212.7R672451481max Comm. 2121.PNGchart21.PNGNSVS 604337 NSVS 640398 NSVS 705567 NSVS 735443
22 GSC 3475-0098314 16 14.63, +48 39 22.1SRD:11.0511.35R702451577max Comm. 2222.PNGchart22.PNGNSVS 5115967
23 TYC 2560 01211 114 37 32.02, +35 28 18.7SR9.810.2R80:2451359max Comm. 2323.PNGchart23.PNGNSVS 7756697 NSVS 7762916
24 TYC 3874 00324 115 07 28.57, +58 06 46.8SRD10.6710.90R23.12451401max Comm. 2424.PNGchart24.PNGNSVS 2750698 NSVS 2801355
25 GSC 3056-0182415 36 05.63, +42 00 22.8SRD11.5511.74R542451442max Comm. 2525.PNGchart25.PNGNSVS 5169277
26 GSC 3872-0066915 39 43.43, +56 55 49.2SR11.311.65R45:2451336max Comm. 2626.PNGchart26.PNGNSVS 2811065
27 GSC 3514-0042117 46 47.16, +48 34 36.5LB11.511.8R  other Comm. 2727.PNGchart27.PNGNSVS 5393827
28 GSC 3515-0133217 50 41.60, +48 27 16.9LB11.3511.73R  other Comm. 2828.PNGchart28.PNGNSVS 5396406
29 TYC 2623 01037 118 21 22.34, +31 41 16.6SRB9.7510.0R442451400max Comm. 2929.PNGchart29.PNGNSVS 8106911
30 GSC2.2 N0133021848021 30 22.67, +70 19 28.9LB12.312.7R  other Comm. 3030.PNGchart30.PNGNSVS 1355729

Comments:


1. Second GSC entry: GSC 3263-02027. J-H = 0.907 (2MASS). The ROTSE data with photometric correction flags (usually rejected) were kept for the analysis.

2. B-V = 1.771 (Tycho 2).

3. IRAS 01497+8052. B-V = 2.247 (Tycho 2). The ROTSE data with photometric correction flags (usually rejected) were kept for the analysis.

4. J-H = 0.915 (2MASS).

5. IRAS 02126+4000. B-V = 2.376 (Tycho 2).

6. J-H = 0.915 (2MASS).

7. IRAS 03434+5314 . J-H = 1.412 (2MASS). The ROTSE data with photometric correction flags (usually rejected) were kept for the analysis.

8. J-H = 1.100 (2MASS). The ROTSE data with photometric correction flags (usually rejected) were kept for the analysis.

9. IRAS 03517+6507. J-H = 1.123 (2MASS).

10. J-H = 0.899 (2MASS). The ROTSE data with photometric correction flags (usually rejected) were kept for the analysis.

11. J-H = 0.653 (2MASS).

12. B-V = 0.945 (Tycho 2).

13. J-H = 0.951 (2MASS).

14. J-H = 0.747 (2MASS).

15. B-V = 1.869 (Tycho 2).

16. J-H = 0.857 (2MASS).

17. J-H = 0.935 (2MASS). Type SR is not excluded. The ROTSE data with photometric correction flags (usually rejected) were kept for the analysis.

18. B-V = 2.181 (Tycho 2).

19. B-V = 1.558 (Tycho 2).

20. J-H = 0.637 (2MASS). The ROTSE data with photometric correction flags (usually rejected) were kept for the analysis.

21. J-H = 0.953 (2MASS). The ROTSE data with photometric correction flags (usually rejected) were kept for the analysis.

22. J-H = 0.729 (2MASS).

23. B-V = 2.237 (Tycho 2).

24. B-V = 1.108 (Tycho 2).

25. J-H = 0.569 (2MASS).

26. J-H = 0.857 (2MASS).

27. J-H = 0.873 (2MASS).

28. J-H = 0.846 (2MASS). Type SRB is not excluded.

29. IRAS 18195+3139 . B-V = 2.172 (Tycho 2). The ROTSE data with photometric correction flags (usually rejected) were kept for the analysis.

30. J-H = 1.146 (2MASS). Type SRB is not excluded. The ROTSE data with photometric correction flags (usually rejected) were kept for the analysis.

Remarks:
I present the discovery of 30 new semiregular (SR, SRB, SRD) and irregular (LB) pulsating variable stars. 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.

In several cases the ROTSE data with photometric correction flags (usually rejected) were kept for the analysis. The use of these data considerably increases the number of available observations without deteriorating quality and allows us to determine the period more accurately.

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



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