Light curves of two NGC6981 variables Virtual Observatory Resource

Authors
  1. Skottfelt J.
  2. Bramich D.M.
  3. Figuera Jaimes R.
  4. Jorgensen U.G.
  5. Kains N.,Harpsoe K.B.W.
  6. Liebig C.
  7. Penny M.T.
  8. Alsubai K.A.
  9. Andersen J.M.,Bozza V.
  10. Browne P.
  11. Calchi Novati S.
  12. Damerdji Y.
  13. Diehl C.
  14. Dominik M.,Elyiv A.
  15. Giannini E.
  16. Hessman F.
  17. Hinse T.C.
  18. Hundertmark M.
  19. Juncher D.,Kerins E.
  20. Korhonen H.
  21. Mancini L.
  22. Martin R.
  23. Rabus M.
  24. Rahvar S.,Scarpetta G.
  25. Southworth J.
  26. Snodgrass C.
  27. Street R.A.
  28. Surdej J.,Tregloan-Reed J.
  29. Vilela C.
  30. Williams A.
  31. Published by
    CDS
Abstract

Two previously unknown variable stars in the crowded central region of the globular cluster NGC 6981 are presented. The observations were made using the electron multiplying CCD (EMCCD) camera at the Danish 1.54m Telescope at La Silla, Chile. The two variables were not previously detected by conventional CCD imaging because of their proximity to a bright star. This discovery demonstrates that EMCCDs are a powerful tool for performing high-precision time-series photometry in crowded fields and near bright stars, especially when combined with difference image analysis.

Keywords
  1. globular-star-clusters
  2. variable-stars
  3. ccd-photometry
Bibliographic source Bibcode
2013A&A...553A.111S
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ivo://CDS.VizieR/J/A+A/553/A111
Document Object Identifer DOI
doi:10.26093/cds/vizier.35530111

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History

2013-10-10T13:51:25Z
Resource record created
2013-10-10T13:51:25Z
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2017-06-01T08:52:26Z
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