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A study of the optical variability of the Seyfert galaxy X Comae

Authors: R. F. Green; J. P. Huchra; H. E. Bond;

A study of the optical variability of the Seyfert galaxy X Comae

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Light curves in photographic and photographic visual magnitudes have been derived for the variable galaxy X Com from plates taken during the years 1907-74. Three results were obtained from the investigation. A photographic and photoelectric sequence of stars has been established around the galaxy, with positions near the center of the Coma cluster of galaxies. A technique has been developed for removing the effects of seeing from iris photometry of a nonstellar object with respect to a stellar reference system. The light curves show some evidence for both short outbursts and slow, long-term variations in brightness, consistent with the optical activity of a Seyfert galaxy nucleus. Key words: Seyfert galaxy nuclei-photographic photometry

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