Cataclysmic
Variables Observations 2005
Below
is an extract of our most important detections and
observations of 2005, related to CVs. Since the
start of our time-series CCD photometry work in
1996, we have accumulated over 280.000 CCD images of
cataclysmic variables, during extensive
photometric sessions. All images have been
reduced using either PSF or aperture photometry.
Our photometric reductions are available to seriously interested amateur
and professional astronomers for further
analysis.
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22 November 2005 -
Detection of early superhumps in the
rarely outbursting dwarf nova DV
Dra
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21 November 2005 -
Detection of superhumps in the new CV TSS J022216.4+412260
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08 November 2005 -
Likely detection of superhumps in DO
Vul
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06 September 2005 -
Observations of the UGSU: star FS
And
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30 August 2005 -
Observations of another outburst of Var79
Peg
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23 August 2005 -
Detection of the UGSU-type nature of Var
Vul 05 (New var near M27)
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17 August 2005 -
Observations of the Var79
Peg outburst
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2 July 2005 -
Outburst of the UGSU-type dwarf nova V589
Her
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7 June 2005 -
Detection of the UGSU-type nature of NSV
4838
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28 May 2005 -
CCD observations of dwarf nova CG
Dra
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25-27 May 2005 -
Observations of the suspected UGSU-type
dwarf nova SDSS J155644.24-000950.2
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18 Mar 2005 -
Detection of the UGSU-type nature of 1RXS
J053234.9+624755
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28 Feb 2005 -
CCD observations of the deeply-eclipsing
SW Sex-type CV HS0728+6738
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16 Jan 2005 -
CCD observations of BZ
UMa (early stage of outburst) |
