From: LARRY KLAES (ljk4_at_msn.com)
Date: Tue Dec 18 2007 - 05:48:04 PST
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>Date: 18 Dec 2007 05:37:10 -0800
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>ATEL #1336 ATEL #1336
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>Title: Possible new optical Nova in M 31
>Author: M. Henze, V. Burwitz, W. Pietsch (Max-Planck-Institut fuer
> extraterrestrische Physik, MPE), A. Updike, D. Hartmann (Clemson
>University),
> P. Milne, G. Williams (University of Arizona)
>Queries: mhenze_at_mpe.mpg.de
>Posted: 18 Dec 2007; 13:12 UT
>Subjects: Optical, Novae
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>We report the discovery of an optical nova candidate in M 31 on two 8*60sec
>stacked R filter CCD images obtained with the robotic 60cm telescope with
>an E2V CCD (2kx2k) Livermore Optical Transient Imaging System (Super-LOTIS,
>located at Steward Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona, USA). The object was
>first detected on 2007 Dec 18.19 and 18.30 with respective magnitudes of
>17.2 and 17.4.
>The position for the nova candidate is RA = 00h41m54.96s, Dec =
>+41d09'47.3"
>(J2000, accuracy of 0.3"), which is 9' 17" west and 6' 22" south of the
>core of M 31. All magnitudes given are obtained from a photometric solution
>using R magnitudes of the Massey M 31 catalogue. No object is visible
>(limiting
>R magnitude of ~18.5) at the position of the nova candidate on Super-LOTIS
>images of 2007 Dec 18.19 and before.
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