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V0373 Cas |
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AAVSO UID |
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Constellation |
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J2000.0 |
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B1950.0 |
23 53 02.66 +57 08 02.1 |
Galactic coord. |
115.437 -4.644 |
Other names

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AAVSO 2350+56 |
ALS 13294 |
BD+56 3115 |
GSC 04009-00987 |
HD 224151 |
HIP 117957 |
HR 9052 |
Hilt 1244 |
IRAS 23530+5707 |
LS I +57 1 |
MCW 1140 |
PPM 42361 |
SAO 35899 |
TYC 4009-987-1 |
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Variability type |
E:/GS |
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Spectral type |
B0.5II+B0.5II |
Mag. range |
5.9 - 6.3 V |
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Discoverer |
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Epoch |
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Outburst |
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Period |
13.4192 d |
Rise/eclipse dur. |
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Remarks
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Otero, Sebastian Alberto
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Non-eclipsing system. |
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GCVS Team |
An unique close binary. Porb = 13.4192d [D.G.Monet, ApJ 237, 513, 1980.]. Epoch of Min I is given close to the epoch of one of conjunctions. Min II - Min I = 0.58P. Maxima are very sharp. Max - Min II = 0.25P. It is not excluded that the star is an eclipsing one with physical variability of components, but eclipses, if they exist, cause only a very small part of the observed light variations. Range of light variations is given according to [E.Kollnig-Schattschneider, AN 271, 85, 1940.]. As a rule the amplitude is close to 0.1m. |
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