[Note: If your variable star has an existing sequence, even if it is only one comparison star, please request assistance via CHET. This page is only for variables that have NO comparison stars. Thank you.]
The charts and sequences team has been busy over the last several months creating new and updating existing variable star charts and sequences. The following is a list of updates made since 27 June, 2015. If you observe any of these objects please update your charts and photometry tables with the most recent version as soon as possible.
With APASS data release 8 filling in most of the remaining areas of sky with reliable secondary standards, the sequence team has been busy filling the remaining standing requests. This latest batch of new and revised sequences also has many newly discovered CVs from ASASSN, as well as sequences for RCB, NR and ZAND objects in the AID and VSX. You can downoad the list as either an .xlsx or .csv file.
The following objects have had new or revised sequences added since the end of May. Please be sure you are using the most up to date charts and sequences if you observe any of these objects.
A complete listing of new and revised sequences for 2014 is available here.
The list below are stars whose sequences have been created or revised since October 8, 2013. If you currently observe any of these stars, please update your charts to the latest version of the sequence.
You can also check the list for all of 2013 and previous years here.
The following stars have new or revised sequences since the last update April 23, 2012. Please update you charts as needed.
The following stars have new or revised sequences since April 9, 2012. If you observe any of these objects please update your observing charts as soon as possible.
Thank you,
AAVSO Charts and Sequences Team
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Primary VSX/VSP Name |
Constellation |
Work Performed |
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1RXS J003828.7+250920 |
And |
new sequence |
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RU And |
There are over 100 new and revised charts and sequences since the last update in November. Many of these are for stars in the newly formed YSO Section Program, southern stars with new photometry from APASS and campaign targets. The rest are revisions based on issues reported to CHET and requests for new sequences from our observers.
