Table 1.
Main results of the asteroid light curve period determination.
| ID | (13383) | (38615) | (228155) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1998 XS3 | 2000 AV121 | 2009 SF61 | |
| SCC | S44C1C2 | S43C2C2/3 | S29C1C4 |
| P (h) | 2.926±0.002 | 4.259±0.002 | 4.749±0.001 |
| Δm (mag) | 0.18±0.03 | 0.35±0.06 | 0.37±0.07 |
| HV (mag) | 11.10±0.15 | 12.45 | 12.65 |
| pV (km) | 0.109±0.022 | 0.07* | 0.07* |
| D (km) | 24.27±0.70 | 16* | 15* |
Notes. The ‘ID’ column gives the asteroid number; ‘SCC’ the TESS sector, camera, and chip identifier; ‘P’ the rotation period; ‘δm’ the light curve amplitude; ‘HV’ the absolute magnitude; ‘pV’ the geometric albedo; and ‘D’ the estimated effective diameter. For (38615) and (288155) we used the population-average geometric albedo value (Grav et al. 2012) to calculate the estimated size (marked with an asterisk).
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