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The instantaneous mass accretion rate of novae in quiescence: - an archival ultraviolet optical spectral analysis
Patrick Godon, Edward M. Sion, Tim Naylor +1
Based on archival spectra, we derive the quiescent instantaneous mass transfer rates in novae using synthetic disk spectra generated with tlusty, Gaia parallax-derived distances, a…
Characterising the short-orbital period X-ray transient Swift J1910.2-0546
J. M. Corral-Santana, P. Rodriguez-Gil, M. A. P. Torres +13
SwiftJ1910.2-0546 is a Galactic X-ray transient discovered during a bright outburst in 2012. We use time-series optical photometry and spectroscopy to estimate the orbital period,…
New or Improved Orbital Periods of Cataclysmic Binaries
John R. Thorstensen, Frederick A. Ringwald, Cynthia J. Taylor +5
We present a table of 58 cataclysmic binary orbital periods determined using data from MDM Observatory. Most are heretofore unpublished; some are refinements of previously publishe…
Results from the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) Future Uses Session at the WISE at 5 Meeting
Jacqueline K. Faherty, K. Alatalo, L. D. Anderson +51
During the "WISE at 5: Legacy and Prospects" conference in Pasadena, CA -- which ran from February 10 - 12, 2015 -- attendees were invited to engage in an interactive session explo…
The Photometric Period and Variability of the Cataclysmic Variable V849 Herculis (PG 1633+115)
F. A. Ringwald, Gerald D. Rude, Jonathan J. Roveto +1
We report time-resolved photometry of the cataclysmic variable V849 Her, and measure a period of 0.1414 \pm 0.0030 days (3.394 \pm 0.072 hours). We also present photometry taken ov…
A Search for Superhumps in the Cataclysmic Variable SW Sextantis
Gerald D. Rude, F. A. Ringwald
We present differential photometry of the cataclysmic variable star SW Sextantis. A time series analysis was performed in search of superhumps in the accretion disk of this star, w…