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Table 5.

Summary of photometric observations.

Source Station Epoch No. of No. of HDcomp./ Passbands
No. HJD–2400000 obs. nights HDcheck used
A,G 106 41034.92–49433.90 163 41 93131/93695,92740 UBV
G 106 41290.07–43270.11 101 64 93131/93695,92740 UBV
B 105 42447.81–42484.70 34 34 93222/ – λ 5170 Å
C 61 47885.45–49016.76 114 31 Space observations Hp
D 12 48682.59–49459.56 293 20 93131/92740,93695 UBV
G 111 49106.99–49437.10 29 18 93131 V
E 106 49380.90–49422.21 87 11 93695/93131,93737 UBV
F 93 51962.71–55168.84 682 562 All-sky V
G 11 53116.35–53123.32 48 4 93131/ – UBV
G 109 54987.00–57837.94 120 109 93131/93222 BV
G 11 55568.48–55578.58 30 5 93131/93222 UBV
G 126 56811.48–57190.59 504 27 92741 V
G 107 56973.15–57288.25 55 52 Many BVRI
H,G 100 57039.00–57124.08 901 23 93131/93695 BVR
G 108 57069.22–57173.09 49 49 Many BVRI
H,G 100 57441.96–57743.24 1174 18 93131/93695 BVR
G 100 57768.96–57808.29 426 6 93131/93695 BVR
G 122 57784.56–57806.28 199 21 Space observations BRITE R
H,G 124 57756.46–57966.21 303 100 93695 V
G 122 57806.42–57820.31 133 14 Space observations BRITE R
G 122 57820.37–57843.09 255 23 Space observations BRITE R
H,G 108 57822.98–57823.39 121 1 Many V
G 122 57843.37–57875.92 394 33 Space observations BRITE R
G 122 57876.00–57936.26 635 59 Space observations BRITE R
G 123 58165.18–58187.96 253 23 Space observations BRITE R
G 123 58188.03–58217.97 424 30 Space observations BRITE R
H,G 100 58194.88–58249.13 599 10 93131/93695 BVR
G 123 58218.05–58257.48 468 40 Space observations BRITE R
G 122 58254.47–58258.38 37 5 Space observations BRITE R
G 122 58258.99–58315.08 477 56 Space observations BRITE R
H,G 124 58512.45–59054.18 165 79 93695 V
G 123 58512.74–58611.26 413 39 Space observations BRITE R
H,G 125 58565.92–58680.97 986 17 93131/93695 V
G 110 58569.47–58595.64 602 27 Space observations λ 5680–11260 Å
G 110 58596.83–58623.85 620 28 Space observations λ 5680–11260 Å
G 123 58611.33–58681.54 643 58 Space observations BRITE R
G 122 58887.00–58941.78 702 56 Space observations BRITE R
G 122 58941.85–59004.86 638 58 Space observations BRITE R
G 125 59015.87–59074.85 69 18 93131/93695 V

Notes. Abbreviations of column “Stations” (numbers are running numbers of the observing stations from the Praha/Zagreb data archives): 11. South African Astronomical Observatory 0.5 m reflector Hamamatsu tube; 12. ESO 0.50 m reflector, La Silla; 61. HIPPARCOSHp magnitude transformed to Johnson V after Harmanec (1998); 93. ASAS3 APT; 100. Chester Hill, Sydney, 0.08 m refractor, Canon 600D DSLR camera; 105. ESO La Silla Bochum 0.61 m reflector, cooled tube; 106. Auckland Observatory 0.50 m Cassegrain reflector, EMI 9502S/A tube; 107. The Bright Star Monitor Australia Station, AstroTech AT-72 refractor, Camera: SBIG ST8-XME, owned and operated by Peter Nelson (see https://www.aavso.org/bsm-south); 108. Martin Bruce Berry Bright Star Monitor (see https://www.aavso.org/bsm-berry), Perth, Australia, currently operated by Greg Bolt; 109. Terrence Bohlsen Australia; 110. TESS broad-band space photometry; 111. Harry Williams Milton Road Observatory; 122. BRITE BHr satellite; 123. BRITE BTr satellite; 124. Henley Observatory, 0.150 m refractor, Canon 1300D DSLR camera; 125. Congarinni Observatory, 0.08 m refractor stopped down to 0.05 m; 126. FRAM 0.30 m automatic monitor, Pierre Auger Observatory, Argentina.

References. Abbreviations of column “Source”: A. Walker & Marino (1972); B. Moffat (1977); C. ESA (1997); D. Mayer et al. (1992, 2010) and this paper; E. Mayer et al. (1998) and this paper; F. Pojmanski (2002); G. This paper; H. Blackford et al. (2020).

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