UBV photometric observations of LQ And and EM Cep were made with 60 cm telescope at Beijing Astronomical Observatory from 1990 to 1992. Some results are briefly summarized as follows:(1) LQ And317 data sets have been ...UBV photometric observations of LQ And and EM Cep were made with 60 cm telescope at Beijing Astronomical Observatory from 1990 to 1992. Some results are briefly summarized as follows:(1) LQ And317 data sets have been obtained. HR9011 was used as the comparison star. Combining these data with some published VBV measurements of secured during 1983-1988, an improved period of light variation has been derived, and a new ephemeris for minimum light has been suggested:T min. light = HJD 2445621.5964 + 0.309418 × E.(2) EM Cep277 data sets have been obtained. HD208218 was used as the comparison star. With these data a minimum light time base been derived at HJD 2448912.0452. Combining this value with all published previously, an improved linear ephemeris has been derived with a rms of 0.01382:T min. light = HJD 2440134.7338 + 0.8061840 x EIt is of interest to note that there is also a possibility of decrease tendency of the period. We have derived an ephemeris by using a binomial fitting with a rms of 0.01155:展开更多
文摘UBV photometric observations of LQ And and EM Cep were made with 60 cm telescope at Beijing Astronomical Observatory from 1990 to 1992. Some results are briefly summarized as follows:(1) LQ And317 data sets have been obtained. HR9011 was used as the comparison star. Combining these data with some published VBV measurements of secured during 1983-1988, an improved period of light variation has been derived, and a new ephemeris for minimum light has been suggested:T min. light = HJD 2445621.5964 + 0.309418 × E.(2) EM Cep277 data sets have been obtained. HD208218 was used as the comparison star. With these data a minimum light time base been derived at HJD 2448912.0452. Combining this value with all published previously, an improved linear ephemeris has been derived with a rms of 0.01382:T min. light = HJD 2440134.7338 + 0.8061840 x EIt is of interest to note that there is also a possibility of decrease tendency of the period. We have derived an ephemeris by using a binomial fitting with a rms of 0.01155:
