UBVRI photometry of CP Puppis - A magnetic nova?
M. P. Diaz, J. E. Steiner
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M. P. Diaz, J. E. Steiner
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Results of about 16 hours of UBVRI photometry of Nova Pupis 1942 are presented. A modulation of the (B-V) color index with the 88-minute orbital period is found. This modulation is interpreted as a possible evidence for a strongly magnetized white dwarf in the system, and a comparison with other novae that are polars or intermediate polars is made.
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Results of about 16 hours of UBVRI photometry of Nova Pupis 1942 are presented. A modulation of the (B-V) color index with the 88-minute orbital period is found. This modulation is interpreted as a possible evidence for a strongly magnetized white dwarf in the system, and a comparison with other novae that are polars or intermediate polars is made.
Key concepts: Photometry (optics), Physics, Nova (rocket), Astrophysics, Astronomy, Stars, Aeronautics, Engineering