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astro-ph2004★ 39 cited

TV Corvi Revisited: Precursor and Superhump Period Derivative Linked to the Disk Instability Model

M. Uemura, R. E. Mennickent, R. Ishioka +9

We report optical photometric observations of four superoutbursts of the short-period dwarf nova TV Crv. This object experiences two types of superoutbursts; one with a precursor a…

astro-ph2003★ 13 cited

Photometric study of southern SU UMa-type dwarf novae and candidates -- III: NSV 10934, MM Sco, AB Nor, CAL 86

T. Kato, P. Nelson, C. Stockdale +6

We photometrically observed four southern dwarf novae in outburst (NSV 10934, MM Sco, AB Nor and CAL 86). NSV 10934 was confirmed to be an SU UMa-type dwarf nova with a mean superh…

astro-ph2002★ 18 cited

Photometric study of new southern SU UMa-type dwarf novae and candidates: V877 Ara, KK Tel and PU CMa

T. Kato, R. Santallo, G. Bolt +10

We photometrically observed three dwarf novae V877 Ara, KK Tel and PU CMa. We discovered undisputed presence of superhumps in V877 Ara and KK Tel, with mean periods of 0.08411(2) d…

astro-ph2002★ 19 cited

Two X-Ray Bright Cataclysmic Variables with Unusual Activities: GZ Cnc and NSV 10934

T. Kato, P. A. Dubovsky, R. Stubbings +6

We report on a discovery of unexpected activities in two X-ray bright dwarf novae. GZ Cnc showed an anomalous clustering of outbursts in 2002, in contrast to a low outburst frequen…

astro-ph2002★ 19 cited

Rapid Optical Fluctuations in the Black Hole Binary, V4641 Sgr

Makoto Uemura, Taichi Kato, Ryoko Ishioka +8

We report on unprecedented short-term variations detected in the optical flux from the black hole binary system, V4641 Sgr. Amplitudes of the optical fluctuations were larger at lo…

astro-ph2002

NSV 10934: an Unusual ROSAT-Selected Dwarf Nova: An Analogous Object to HT Cam?

T. Kato, R. Stubbings, H. Yamaok +4

NSV 10934 was discovered as a large-amplitude suspected variable star of unknown classification. We noticed that the object is identified with a bright ROSAT X-ray source (1RXS J18…