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A dwarf nova in Taurus

Authors: E. A. Parsamian; G. Gonzales; G. B. Ohanian;

A dwarf nova in Taurus

Abstract

In searchs for flare stars in the vicinity of the Pleiades cluster, three flares were detected in 1970,1972, and 1977 in a star with the coordinates α1950= 3h48m·9, δl950= 25‡15’.8. The star’s brightness at a minimum is >21m·5. The star was tentatively assigned to the U Gem type. To confirm this assumption, we examined photographic plates for the period of 1947–1987. As a result, we found 12 more flares. The average recurrence time based on the 1963–1977 observations is about 330 days, and the maximum flare amplitude is >6m.Narrow superflares and steady-state flares lasting over 40 days have been observed in the star. The results show that this is a dwarf nova of the UGSU subtype.

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