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Observations and Light Curve of NSV 1464

Jose Pensado, J. F. Lahulla

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Blue and yellow photoelectric observations of the eclipsing binary system NSV1464 were made on 12 nights during the 1985 and 87 seasons. A listing of all the observations and the corresponding light curve and ephemeris are given.

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Blue and yellow photoelectric observations of the eclipsing binary system NSV1464 were made on 12 nights during the 1985 and 87 seasons. A listing of all the observations and the corresponding light curve and ephemeris are given.

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Blue and yellow photoelectric observations of the eclipsing binary system NSV1464 were made on 12 nights during the 1985 and 87 seasons. A listing of all the observations and the corresponding light curve and ephemeris are given.

Key concepts: Light curve, Ephemeris, Photoelectric effect, Physics, Binary number, Listing (finance), Astrophysics, Astronomy

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