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ER UMa - 13/14 & 14/15 Apr


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ER UMa is currently in superoutburst (it's fading from the max at about 12.5V and is currently about 13.4V). This is a peculiar sub-class of SU UMa type dwarf nova that has very frequent outbursts - somewhere around 43d between superoutbursts (see discovery paper: http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1995PASJ...47..163K). Last 2 nights I have managed to do some time resolved runs to try to record superhumps in the light curve. First evening wasn't great, and was affected by thin/passing cloud a bit. Last night was much better and allowed a much longer uninterrupted run :)

I omitted the error bars from the ER UMa points to try and more clearly show the shape of the curve.

13-14/04:


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14-15/04:

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Edited by coatesg
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