Table A.1
Journal of available photometry of V2368 Oph.
| Station | Time interval | No. of | Passbands | HD of comparison | Source |
| (HJD − 2 400 000) | obs. | /check star | |||
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| 1 | 542 73.4–550 61.4 | 423 | UB V | 154660/154895 | this paper |
| 30 | 520 65.8–542 76.8 | 152 | UB V | *) | this paper |
| 66 | 527 65.4–527 66.6 | 10 | UB V | 154660/154895, 154445 | this paper |
| 61 | 479 12.6–490 61.9 | 111 | V | all-sky | Perryman & ESA (1997) |
| 93 | 530 55.9–532 90.5 | 47 | V | all-sky | Pojmanski (2002) |
Notes. Individual observing stations are distinguished by running numbers they have in the Prague/Zagreb photometric archives – see column “Station”: 01 ... Hvar 0.65-m, Cassegrain reflector, EMI9789QB tube; 30 ... San Pedro Mártir, 0.84-m reflector, Cuenta-pulsos photometer; 61 ... Hipparcos all-sky Hp photometry transformed to Johnson V; 66 ... TNO 0.40-m Cassegrain reflector, SSP5A photometer; 93 ... ASAS data archive (Pojmanski 2002). *) All-sky photometry or differential photometry relative to various comparisons during the first season when V2368 Oph was used as a comparison for observations of U Oph, then relative to HD 154660 – see the text for details.
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