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J2000.0 |
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B1950.0 |
20 05 20.86 +17 33 29.3 |
Galactic coord. |
57.537 -7.930 |
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1RXS J200736.4+174217 |
1SXPS J200736.7+174215 |
2E 2005.3+1733 |
2E 4322 |
2MASS J20073649+1742147 |
2RXP J200736.6+174218 |
2RXS J200736.5+174219 |
3XMM J200736.5+174213 |
AAVSO 2003+17 |
CMC15 J200736.5+174214 |
Downes WZ Sge |
EGGR 136 |
GALEX J200736.6+174214 |
GSC2.3 N1US062532 |
HV 3518 |
Lanning 50 |
N Sge 1913 |
Nova Sge 1913 |
UCAC4 539-122231 |
URAT1 539-535296 |
USNO-B1.0 1077-0629939 |
WDS 20076+1741B |
WISE J200736.55+174215.1 |
XMMOM J200736.5+174215 |
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Variability type |
UGWZ+E+ZZ |
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Spectral type |
DAep(UG) |
Mag. range |
7 - 15.53 B |
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Discoverer |
Joanna Crighton Stevens Mackie |
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0.056687846 d (81.630498 min) |
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Remarks
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GCVS Team |
Nova Sge 1913, 1946, 1978. VB A (B 15.76m B, 7", 280deg). Really it is not a nova. Three outbursts were registered up to day: JD2420094, 32001, 43844 [I.Patterson, J.T.McGrow, L.Coleman, J.L.Africano, ApJ 248, 1067, 1981., J.A.Mattei, JRAS Can 74, N1, 53, 1980.]. There are superhumps on the light curve during the outburst with 0.057250d >= P >= 0.05714d (A=0.3m V) [I.Patterson, J.T.McGrow, L.Coleman, J.L.Africano, ApJ 248, 1067, 1981., D.Targan, IBVS N1539, 1979.]. There are light variations between the outbursts (A = 0.14m - 0.3m). During some of light weakenings Algol-like eclipses are observed (A = 0.2m) with the elements: Min I = 2437547.72845 + 0.0566878455d*E [E.L.Robinson, R.E.Nather, J.Patterson, ApJ 219, 168, 1978.]; D = 0.04P. d = 0.02P. There are also rapid light oscillations (A <= 0.01m). The periods of these oscillations before the 1978 outburst were 28.98s and 27.87s [E.L.Robinson, R.E.Nather, J.Patterson, ApJ 219, 168, 1978.], but after this outburst - 28.95963s [J.Middleditch, J.Nelson, BAAS 11, N4, 664, 1979.]. According to [J.Patterson, ApJ 241, 235, 1980.], in 1976 - 78 these oscillations were represented by the elements: Max = 2443311.790250 + 0.00032254826d*E + 9.8d*10**(-16)*E**2. |
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References
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Gaia Collaboration; et al., 2018, Gaia Data Release 2. Summary of the contents and survey properties |
2018A&A...616A...1G |
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Bob Nelson's O-C files, 2016 |
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T. Kato et al., 2009, arXiv:0905.1757v1 [astro-ph.SR] |
2009arXiv0905.1757K |
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R.A. Downes et al., 2001, PASP 113, 764 (2006 archival version) |
2005JAD....11....2D |
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J.M. Kreiner, 2004, Acta Astronomica 54, 207 |
2004AcA....54..207K |
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R.A. Downes et al., 2001, PASP 113, 764 |
2001PASP..113..764D |
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G.Williams, ApJ Suppl 53, N3, 523, 1983. |
1983ApJS...53..523W |
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M.F.Walker, M.Bell, ApJ 237, 89, 1980. |
1980ApJ...237...89W |
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J = 14.86 | H = 14.56 | K = 14.00 | J - K = 0.86 |
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