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1957•Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical SocietyOpen access

The Photoelectric Light Curve of V 499 Sco

G. G. Cillie, E. M. Lindsay

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With the 60-inch Rockefeller reflector of the Boyden Observatory photoelectric light curves have been obtained in blue and yellow light for the star V 499 Sco. The star is a Beta Lyrae type with two fairly fiat-topped equal maxima. The light elements are |$\text{Min = JD} {2428340}^\text{d}.405\,+\,{2}^\text{d}.3332977E.$|

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With the 60-inch Rockefeller reflector of the Boyden Observatory photoelectric light curves have been obtained in blue and yellow light for the star V 499 Sco. The star is a Beta Lyrae type with two fairly fiat-topped equal maxima. The light elements are |$\text{Min = JD} {2428340}^\text{d}.405\,+\,{2}^\text{d}.3332977E.$|

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With the 60-inch Rockefeller reflector of the Boyden Observatory photoelectric light curves have been obtained in blue and yellow light for the star V 499 Sco. The star is a Beta Lyrae type with two fairly fiat-topped equal maxima. The light elements are |$\text{Min = JD} {2428340}^\text{d}.405\,+\,{2}^\text{d}.3332977E.$|

Key concepts: Physics, Light curve, Photoelectric effect, Observatory, Blue light, Maxima, Star (game theory), Reflector (photography)

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