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MisV1376

R.A.01h13m54s.29
Decl.+60o37'27".0(2000.0)
Mag.13.5-14.1C
TypeSR:
= USNO-B1.0 1506-0045934  01 13 54.3560 +60 37 25.840  mu(R.A.):0  mu(
  Decl.):0  13.470(R1)  13.790(R2)
= USNO-B1.0 1506-0045935  01 13 54.4033 +60 37 23.710  mu(R.A.):0  mu(
  Decl.):0  15.900(B1)  13.760(R1)
= USNO-B1.0 1506-0045937  01 13 54.4520 +60 37 22.040  mu(R.A.):0  mu(
  Decl.):0  16.980(B1)  15.680(B2)

Digitized Sky Survey GIF image (15 x 15 arcmin)

SIMBAD Query

AAVSO VSX Database

ASAS-3 Light Curve

* Discovery Information

Seiichi Yoshida, MISAO Project; Nobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima, Okayama, Japan; and Ken-ichi Kadota, MISAO Project, discovered new variable star MisV1376.

It was picked up by Seiichi Yoshida from the candidates of new variable stars detected by the PIXY system 2 from images taken by Nobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima.

The variation on the Nobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima's images are somewhat doubtful. However, Ken-ichi Kadota investigated the DSS images, and we concluded that it is a real variable.

The DSS images revealed that two faint stars are blending on the Nobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima's images. The northern counterpart is clearly visible on the DSS Bj-band image in 1989, however, not visible on the B-band images in 1952 and 1954. It looks bright on the DSS R-band and I-band images.

The DSS images between 1989 and 1993, and the USNO-B1.0 data suggest no proper motion. So we concluded that MisV1376 is the northern counterpart, and is a red variable.

* Special Notes

Ken-ichi Kadota investigated the DSS images, and found that the DSS images revealed that two faint stars are blending on the Nobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima's images. The northern counterpart is clearly visible on the DSS Bj-band image in 1989, however, not visible on the B-band images in 1952 and 1954. It looks bright on the DSS R-band and I-band images.

The DSS images between 1989 and 1993, and the USNO-B1.0 data suggest no proper motion. So we concluded that MisV1376 is the northern counterpart, and is a red variable.


DSS B-band image in 1952, and Bj-band image in 1989

Acknowledgements:
The Digitized Sky Surveys were produced at the Space Telescope Science Institute under U.S. Government grant NAG W-2166.

The DSS images are obtained at the Astronomical Image On-line Access Interface (http://dss.mtk.nao.ac.jp/).

* Light Curve

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       2451708                                                  2455650
     2000 June 12                                             2011 Mar. 29

* Observations by MISAO Project

DateMagFilterObserver
2000 Dec. 8.4560913.6CNobuo Ohkura
2000 Dec. 8.4579513.6CNobuo Ohkura
2000 Dec. 8.4598113.6CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Sept. 16.6610513.7CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Sept. 16.6629113.6CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Sept. 28.6372313.6CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Sept. 28.6392113.6CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Sept. 28.6411813.6CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Sept. 28.6431513.6CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Oct. 30.5671313.5CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Oct. 30.5691013.5CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Oct. 30.5710613.5CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Nov. 19.5063913.5CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Nov. 19.5083713.5CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Nov. 19.5103413.5CNobuo Ohkura
2001 Nov. 19.5123013.5CNobuo Ohkura
2006 Nov. 17.5178914.1CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2006 Nov. 17.5206914.0CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2006 Nov. 17.5235114.0CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2006 Nov. 24.5214214.0CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2006 Nov. 24.5242214.0CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2006 Dec. 15.4847513.9CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2006 Dec. 15.4875513.9CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2007 Jan. 22.4636613.7CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2007 Jan. 22.4664513.6CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2007 Jan. 22.4692413.7CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2007 Jan. 25.5116813.8CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2007 Jan. 25.5144713.7CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2007 Jan. 25.5222313.6CNobuo Ohkura and Youichirou Nakashima
2007 Feb. 1.4821513.5CYouichirou Nakashima
2007 Feb. 1.4849413.5CYouichirou Nakashima
2007 Feb. 1.4960913.5CYouichirou Nakashima
2007 Feb. 2.4691113.5CYouichirou Nakashima
2007 Feb. 2.4719013.6CYouichirou Nakashima
2007 Feb. 2.4746913.5CYouichirou Nakashima
2007 Feb. 7.4500113.6CYouichirou Nakashima
2007 Feb. 7.4528013.6CYouichirou Nakashima
2010 Sept. 28.4890914.6RcTsutomu Fujiwara
2010 Oct. 1.5763814.7RcTsutomu Fujiwara

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