First time-series optical photometry from Dome C

First time-series observations with the 25-cm sIRAIT Antarctic pilot telescope from May 2007 are presented and show that the site is well suited for time-series high-precision photometry. Our target stars were one spotted 5.998-day rotating variable and one short-period δ-Scuti star. A total of 13 0...

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Main Authors: K. G. Strassmeier, T. Granzer, R. Briguglio, M. Bagaglia, S. Castellini, A. Mancini, O. Straniero, N. Epchtein, H. Rauer, TOSTI, Gino, NUCCIARELLI, Giuliano
Other Authors: Zinnecker, H., K. G., Strassmeier, T., Granzer, R., Briguglio, Tosti, Gino, M., Bagaglia, S., Castellini, A., Mancini, Nucciarelli, Giuliano, O., Straniero, N., Epchtein, H., Rauer
Format: Conference Object
Language:unknown
Published: 2008
Subjects:
Antarctic
Antarc*
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/11391/995328
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2008EAS.33.267S
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Summary:First time-series observations with the 25-cm sIRAIT Antarctic pilot telescope from May 2007 are presented and show that the site is well suited for time-series high-precision photometry. Our target stars were one spotted 5.998-day rotating variable and one short-period δ-Scuti star. A total of 13 000 BVR CCD frames covered a time series of 243 consecutive hours.

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