Optical variability of the object 5C 3.178 and a possible Richter galaxy in the vicinity of M 31

Details Optical variability of the object 5C 3.178 and a possible Richter galaxy in the vicinity of M 31 Optical variability of the object 5C 3.178 and a possible Richter galaxy in the vicinity of M 31

Jul 1995

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Astronomy Letters, Volume 21, Issue 4, July 1995, pp.447-450; Pis'ma v Astronomicheskii Zhurnal, Vol. 21, p. 505

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Results of a study of optical variability of the object 5C 3.178 and the possible galaxy no. 792 in Richter's list of blue objects in the field of M 31 are reported. Over the past three decades, 5C 3.178 has exhibited a systematic decline in brightness at a rate of ~0.03^m^ per year, accompanied by irregular variations with an amplitude larger than 1.0^m^ on time scales of a few dozen days and a few years. Our observations have failed to confirm the variability of galaxy no. 792 discovered by Romano (1977).

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