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U Her H2O maser light curve. Plotted are integrated flux densities S(tot) in the velocity range −24 < Vlos < −6 km s−1 in Jy km s−1 vs. optical phase φs. For better visualization the data are repeated for a second period. φs = 0 is defined as the time of maximum optical brightness. Datapoints marked by an asterisk (*) are from Eſſelsberg, the plusses (+) are Medicina data. Overplotted are average integrated flux densities in phase bins of 0.1 (red), and a sine curve (blue) which was obtained by a fit to the 1990–2011 radio measurements with a period of Popt = 405 days. The sine curve is delayed by ϕlag = 0.16, i.e. by 64 days with respect to the optical maximum.
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