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astro-ph20076 cited

Close-up of primary and secondary asteroseismic CoRoT targets and the ground-based follow-up observations

K. Uytterhoeven, E. Poretti, M. Rainer +13

To optimise the science results of the asteroseismic part of the CoRoT satellite mission a complementary simultaneous ground-based observational campaign is organised for selected…

astro-ph2007

Variable Star Census in CoRoT "Eyes"

J. M. Benko, Z. Csubry

A complete catalogue of variable stars in the possible observing areas (``eyes'') of the CoRoT satellite is presented. All known data sources were cross-correlated and compiled con…

astro-ph200636 cited

Multicolour CCD photometry of the variable stars in globular cluster M3

J. M. Benko, G. A. Bakos, J. Nuspl

We present time series data on the variable stars of the galactic globular cluster Messier 3 (M3). We give BVI light curves for 226 RR Lyrae, 2 SX Phe and 1 W Vir type variables, a…

astro-ph2005

The Disappearing Act of KH 15D: Photometric Results from 1995 to 2004

C. M. Hamilton, W. Herbst, F. J. Vrba +14

We present results from the most recent (2002-2004) observing campaigns of the eclipsing system KH 15D, in addition to re-reduced data obtained at Van Vleck Observatory (VVO) betwe…

astro-ph2004

The 2004--2006 outburst and environment of V1647 Ori

J. A. Acosta-Pulido, M. Kun, P. Abraham +15

(Abridged) We studied the brightness and spectral evolution of the young eruptive star V1647 Ori during its recent outburst in the period 2004 February - 2006 Sep. We performed a p…

astro-ph2003

Detection of the evolutionary stages of variables in M3

J. Jurcsik, J. M. Benko, G. A. Bakos +2

The large number of variables in M3 provides a unique opportunity to study an extensive sample of variables with the same apparent distance modulus. Recent, high accuracy CCD time…