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most citedCurious Variables Experiment (CURVE). Variable properties of the dwarf nova SS UMi

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astro-ph.EP2016

2015 Southern Taurid fireballs and asteroids 2005 UR and 2005 TF50

A. Olech, P. Zoladek, M. Wisniewski +10

On the night of Oct 31, 2015 two bright Southern Taurid fireballs occurred over Poland, being one of the most spectacular bolides of this shower in recent years. The first fireball…

astro-ph2008★ 1 cited

Curious Variables Experiment (CURVE). RZ LMi - the most active SU UMa star

A. Olech, M. Wisniewski, K. Zloczewski +3

We report extensive photometry of the frequently outbursting dwarf nova RZ Leo Minoris. During two seasons of observations we detected 12 superoutbursts and 7 normal outbursts. The…

astro-ph2008

CURiuos Variables Experiment (CURVE): Variable Stars in the metal-poor Globular Cluster M56

P. Pietrukowicz, A. Olech, P. Kedzierski +3

We have surveyed a 6.5' x 6.5' field centered on the globular cluster M56 (NGC 6779) in search for variable stars. We have detected seven variables, among which two objects are new…

astro-ph2006★ 7 cited

Curious Variables Experiment (CURVE). Variable properties of the dwarf nova SS UMi

A. Olech, K. Mularczyk, P. Kedzierski +3

We report on extensive photometry of the dwarf nova SS Ursae Minoris throughout nine months of 2004. In total, we recorded two superoutbursts and 11 normal outbursts of the star. S…

astro-ph2005

Curious Variables Experiment (CURVE). CCD Photometry of Dwarf Nova V660 Herculis

A. Olech, K. Zloczewski, L. M. Cook +3

We report extensive photometry of the dwarf nova V660 Herculis. During our campaign, lasting from August 2003 to November 2004, we recorded one bright eruption which turned out to…

astro-ph2004★ 1 cited

Curious Variables Experiment (CURVE). TT Bootis - superhump period change pattern confirmed

A. Olech, L. M. Cook, K. Zloczewski +4

We report extensive multi-station photometry of TT Boo during its June 2004 superoutburst. The amplitude of the superoutburst was about 5.5 mag and its length over 22 days. The sta…