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MisV0134     Profile MisV0134 R.A. 19h01m38s.64 Decl. +15o43'08".0 (2000.0) Mag. 13.5-[15.3C Type SR: = IRAS 18593+1538 R.A.=19 01 38.62 Decl.=+15 43 06.6 (25 x 5", p.a. =78) flux(12)=0.67 flux(25)=0.59 flux(60)=<0.40 flux(100)=<3.83 99% variable Digitized Sky Survey GIF image (15 x 15 arcmin) SIMBAD Query AAVSO VSX Database ASAS-3 Light Curve Discovery Information It was detected by the PIXY system as one of the candidates of new variable stars from images taken by Ken-ichi Kadota, Ageo City, Saitama, Japan, then confirmed by Seiichi Yoshida. NSV11661 is 103 arcsec from this object, but they will be different. Special Notes Taichi Kato identified with NSV 11661. We reported MisV0134 as one of the new variable stars because it is 103 arcsec from NSV 11661. However, Kato revealed that the MisV0134 was marked as NSV 11661 (S9039 in the original paper) on the Hoffmeister's discovery chart. So the cataloged R.A. and Decl. of NSV 11661 was very erroneous. Kato also pointed out that it is in the transition between a red variable star and a planetary nebula based on the IRAS data. Research and Publication New Variable Stars Discovered in the MISAO Project II: MisV0101-MisV0150 IBVS 4770 Yoshida, S.; Kadota, K.; Kato, T. Type Classification of 255 MISAO Project New Variable Stars Yoshida, S.; Greaves, J. Identification of NSV 11661 with MisV0134: A possible post-AGB variable Yoshida, S.; Kadota, K.; Kato, T. Light Curve 13.5 +--------------------------------------------------------+ | * | | | | | | | | | | | | | | * | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | * | | | | | | | | | | * | 14.5 +--------------------------------------------------------+ 2451295 2451371 1999 Apr. 26 1999 July 11 Observations by MISAO Project Date Mag Filter Observer 1999 Apr. 29.71020 13.8 C Ken-ichi Kadota 1999 Apr. 29.71065 13.8 C Ken-ichi Kadota 1999 May 31.72227 13.5 C Ken-ichi Kadota 1999 May 31.72512 13.5 C Ken-ichi Kadota 1999 July 7.66617 14.4 C Ken-ichi Kadota 1999 July 7.66662 14.2 C Ken-ichi Kadota