Cataclysmic
Variables Observations 2002
Below
is an extract of our most important detections and
observations of 2002, related to CVs. Since the
start of our time-series CCD photometry work in
1996, we have accumulated over
200.000 CCD images of
cataclysmic variables, during extensive
photometric sessions. All images have been
reduced using either PSF or aperture photometry.
Our photometric reductions are available to seriously interested amateur
and professional astronomers for further
analysis.
 | BZ
UMa : light curve of the December 2002
outburst of this rare dwarf nova
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| Var73
Dra : our December 2002 observations of this
first ER UMa type dwarf nova IN the
period gap !
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| NSV
15086 : December 2002 observations of this poorly studied dwarf nova
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| CW
Mon : our Nov 05/06, 2002 observations of
this grazing eclipser
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| AW Sge :
observations of the October/November 2002
outburst
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| RX
J 0558.3+6753
: large amplitude modulations observed during September 2002 outburst.
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| RX J 1643.7+3402
: a bright novalike CV in the period gap. See
our April 2002 observations.
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| UV Gem : superhump period determination
during the April 2002 outburst.
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| V589
Her - a new UGSU type dwarf nova in period gap. We detected superhumps during
its April 2002 outburst !
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| Lightcurves of the January 2002 rare outburst of
HV
Vir
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