Peremennye Zvezdy

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vol. 15, N 10 (2015)

A Study of 38 Short-period Pulsating Variables from the NSV Catalog

E. V. Kazarovets, E. N. Pastukhova
Institute of Astronomy, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia

ISSN 2221–0474

Received:   28.10.2015;   accepted:   25.12.2015
(E-mail for contact: helene@inasan.ru, pastukhova@sai.msu.ru)


#NameOtherCoord (J2000)TypeMaxMinSystemPeriodEpoch (JD)typeSpCommentL.CurveFind.ChartData
1NSV 10086361.193318 03 05.01, +11 39 24.1RRAB13.514.6V0.703462453831.875max Comm. 110086lc.jpg10086ch.jpgASAS 180305+1139.4
2NSV 10054HV 796018 04 03.28, -54 09 55.6RRAB13.414.0:V0.593522453550.820max Comm. 210054lc.jpg10054ch.jpgASAS 180403-5409.9
3NSV 10200HV 798318 07 57.04, -56 55 04.5RRAB14.2514.8:CV0.6454492456149.003max Comm. 310200lc.jpg10200ch.jpg10200dat.txt
4NSV 10229S 878818 08 34.21, -45 59 06.6RRAB13.514.3:V0.6840402453824.865max Comm. 410229lc.jpg10229ch.jpgASAS 180834-4559.1
5NSV 10343HV 978418 13 13.34, -57 36 15.4RRAB14.2515.15CV0.5430732455692.182max Comm. 510343lc.jpg10343ch.jpg10343dat.txt
6NSV 10361BV 112618 15 42.81, -71 02 56.5RRAB13.514.8:V0.4595212455099.538max Comm. 610361lc.jpg10361ch.jpgASAS 181543-7102.9
7NSV 10414HV 980518 16 01.61, -54 37 16.4RRAB15.1415.92CV0.6858992454762.910max Comm. 710414lc.jpg10414ch.jpg10414dat.txt
8NSV 10427HV 980718 16 05.02, -49 58 24.2DSCT:13.914.4V0.1853522454763.558max Comm. 810427lc.jpg10427ch.jpgASAS 181605-4958.4
9NSV 10412HV 980418 16 07.51, -55 43 56.3CEP14.2315.05CV1.200582455773.044max Comm. 910412lc.jpg10412ch.jpg10412dat.txt
10NSV 10461HV 982318 17 29.29, -52 51 44.2RRAB14.4715.06CV0.6034582456175.916max Comm. 1010461lc.jpg10461ch.jpg10461dat.txt
11NSV 10518HV 984518 19 42.07, -57 18 51.2RRC15.2415.82CV0.3109232455438.960max Comm. 1110518lc.jpg10518ch.jpg10518dat.txt
12NSV 10521HV 985318 19 42.62, -54 32 51.3RRAB14.8:15.7CV0.5950032454762.88max Comm. 1210521lc.jpg10521ch.jpg10521dat.txt
13NSV 10531HV 985518 19 44.05, -53 35 45.7RRC16.0516.45CV0.3095652456098.978max Comm. 1310531lc.jpg10531ch.jpg10531dat.txt
14NSV 10544HV 985618 19 51.85, -54 11 53.6RRAB13.613.9CV0.7892222455773.043max Comm. 1410544lc.jpg10544ch.jpg10544dat.txt
15NSV 10611HV 986318 20 40.23, -54 47 20.9RRC14.9515.40CV0.3724152455012.98max Comm. 1510611lc.jpg10611ch.jpg10611dat.txt
16NSV 10615HV 986518 20 41.37, -53 12 04.1RRAB14.414.75CV0.691412455023.118max Comm. 1610615lc.jpg10615ch.jpg10615dat.txt
17NSV 10659HV 987518 22 14.79, -54 08 27.3RRC14.7515.15CV0.2630172455012.999max Comm. 1710659lc.jpg10659ch.jpg10659dat.txt
18NSV 10763S 1043718 25 14.70, +35 05 33.4RRAB16.4417.35CV0.6088092456447.822max Comm. 1810763lc.jpg10763ch.jpg10763dat.txt
19NSV 10737BV 131518 26 07.72, -62 57 48.5RRAB14.015.15CV0.4178342455055.973max Comm. 1910737lc.jpg10737ch.jpg10737dat.txt
20NSV 10872HV 993518 30 31.44, -59 51 17.8RRC14.8515.25CV0.3201502455012.981max Comm. 2010872lc.jpg10872ch.jpg10872dat.txt
21NSV 10954HV 995518 32 53.55, -55 39 13.6RRC15.7816.25CV0.2573662456490.923max Comm. 2110954lc.jpg10954ch.jpg10954dat.txt
22NSV 10957HV 995618 32 54.80, -53 23 43.9RRC15.2215.64CV0.3010272455104.953max Comm. 2210957lc.jpg10957ch.jpg10957dat.txt
23NSV 10983S 738918 33 16.69, -48 07 08.5RRC13.614.2V0.2847322454968.767max Comm. 2310983lc.jpg10983ch.jpgASAS 183317-4807.1
24NSV 11025HV 997218 34 48.28, -52 17 32.6RRC13.9714.30CV0.2897282455030.042max Comm. 2411025lc.jpg11025ch.jpg11025dat.txt
25NSV 11031HV 997518 35 17.30, -52 54 47.7RRC14.4114.88CV0.2772192454246.185max Comm. 2511031lc.jpg11031ch.jpg11031dat.txt
26NSV 11108HV 1000118 38 41.01, -55 26 39.0RRC14.9715.35CV0.3081672455012.992max Comm. 2611108lc.jpg11108ch.jpg11108dat.txt
27NSV 11125HV 1000518 39 21.31, -55 37 41.2RRAB15.515.9CV0.642872455805.995max Comm. 2711125lc.jpg11125ch.jpg11125dat.txt
28NSV 11134HV 1000918 39 31.74, -49 28 17.8RRC14.1514.62CV0.3332922455104.937max Comm. 2811134lc.jpg11134ch.jpg11134dat.txt
29NSV 11153HV 1001618 40 22.20, -52 42 19.0RRC14.8315.18CV0.3444552455030.033max Comm. 2911153lc.jpg11153ch.jpg11153dat.txt
30NSV 11228S 932518 41 09.48, +45 19 47.8RRAB16.1:17.05CV0.5044432455341.96max  11228lc.jpg11228ch.jpg11228dat.txt
31NSV 11218S 741018 42 59.07, -45 32 54.1RRAB13.814.8:V0.4680982454724.642max Comm. 3111218lc.jpg11218ch.jpgASAS 184259-4532.9
32NSV 11279HV 1004918 45 59.02, -54 09 15.2RRC:14.7315.20CV0.394422453883.122max Comm. 3211279lc.jpg11279ch.jpg11279dat.txt
33NSV 11318S 742718 47 01.95, -47 21 12.5CWB14.0315.25CV1.0073352455030.031max Comm. 3311318lc.jpg11318ch.jpg11318dat.txt
34NSV 11329HV 1006018 47 58.70, -52 35 55.3RRAB13.8514.9CV0.567122454697.075max Comm. 3411329lc.jpg11329ch.jpg11329dat.txt
35NSV 11336S 742918 48 05.82, -46 25 36.9RRAB:13.815.2:V0.43847:2453100.861max  11336lc.jpg11336ch.jpgASAS 184806-4625.6
36NSV 11350S 712418 49 54.97, -63 33 42.1RRAB15.1316.17CV0.5448152455104.977max Comm. 3611350lc.jpg11350ch.jpg11350dat.txt
37NSV 11449HV 1008718 54 08.14, -57 46 05.9RRAB15.0215.90CV0.7616902456490.919max Comm. 3711449lc.jpg11449ch.jpg11449dat.txt
38NSV 11419HV 953418 54 48.33, -73 39 30.2RRAB16.1:17.2CV0.4983242454191.268max Comm. 3811419lc.jpg11419ch.jpg11419dat.txt

Comments:


1. M–m = 0.13 P.

2. M–m = 0.2 P.

3. M–m = 0.22 P.

4. M–m = 0.2 P.

5. M–m = 0.14 P.

6. M–m = 0.1: P.

7. M–m = 0.16 P.

8. M–m = 0.5 P. EW type with a twice longer period is also possible.

9. M–m = 0.30 P.

10. M–m = 0.19 P.

11. M–m = 0.34 P.

12. M–m = 0.18: P.

13. M–m = 0.40 P.

14. M–m = 0.27 P.

15. M–m = 0.5: P. The period considerably varies.

16. M–m = 0.27 P.

17. M–m = 0.37 P.

18. M–m = 0.13 P.

19. M–m = 0.16: P.

20. M–m = 0.43 P.

21. M–m = 0.35 P.

22. M–m = 0.4 P.

23. M–m = 0.30 P.

24. M–m = 0.45 P. Combined brightness of two stars (probably the SE component of 3'' pair is variable: J = 13.66, J–K = 0.27; the NW component: J = 14.31, J–K = 0.71).

25. M–m = 0.35 P.

26. M–m = 0.45 P.

27. M–m = 0.25 P.

28. M–m = 0.35 P.

29. M–m = 0.47 P.

31. M–m = 0.2: P.

32. The elements are for JD 2453606–2454386. The period possibly varies.

33. M–m = 0.12 P.

34. M–m = 0.15: P.

36. M–m = 0.14 P.

37. M–m = 0.1: P.

38. M–m = 0.13: P.

Remarks:
We present light elements and types for 38 pulsating stars found in the process of improving coordinates of variables from the NSV catalog (Samus et al. 2007–2015). HV 9863, HV 9956, HV 10001, and HV 10053 were found, upon our request, by the late Dr. Martha L. Hazen in Harvard Observatory's logbooks. No finding charts were available for these variables before. We study the variables using publicly available electronic archives of CCD observations of the ASAS-3 project (Pojmanski 2002) and the Catalina Sky Survey photometric data (Drake et al. 2009).

Acknowledgments: Our studies are supported by a grant from the Program "Transition and explosive processes in the Universe" of the Presidium of Russian Academy of Sciences and by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research grant 13-02-00664.

References:
Drake, A.J., Djorgovski, S.G., Mahabal, A., et al., 2009, Astrophys. J., 696, 870
Pojmanski, G., 2002, Acta Astron., 52, 397
Samus, N.N., Durlevich, O.V., Goranskij, V.P., Kazarovets, E V., Kireeva, N.N., Pastukhova E.N., Zharova, A.V., 2007–2015, General Catalogue of Variable Stars, Centre de Données Astronomiques de Strasbourg, B/gcvs



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