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Photometry of the Recent Eclipse of Epsilon Aurigae

Robert E. Stencel

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Abstract New observations of the long period eclipsing system Epsilon Aurigae are discussed, including optical and infrared photometry, ultraviolet spectrophotometry and optical polarization. Trends are noted in the light curves and compared to previous eclipses. Comments regarding interpretation are also provided.

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Abstract New observations of the long period eclipsing system Epsilon Aurigae are discussed, including optical and infrared photometry, ultraviolet spectrophotometry and optical polarization. Trends are noted in the light curves and compared to previous eclipses. Comments regarding interpretation are also provided.

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Abstract New observations of the long period eclipsing system Epsilon Aurigae are discussed, including optical and infrared photometry, ultraviolet spectrophotometry and optical polarization. Trends are noted in the light curves and compared to previous eclipses. Comments regarding interpretation are also provided.

Key concepts: Photometry (optics), Physics, Astronomy, Astrophysics, Light curve, Eclipse, Ultraviolet, Infrared

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