The Periodicity Analysis of Semiregular Variable Star EV Aquarii

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Oct 2011

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The Journal of the American Association of Variable Star Observers, vol. 39, nr. 2, p. 162

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EV Aquarii is a variable star which was formerly misclassified as a cataclysmic variable, but photometric observations and colour indices have since indicated that it is most likely a semiregular M giant. The authors of this paper have used self-correlation analysis and Fourier analysis to determine the variability profile of the star. Data from the AAVSO International Database, the All-Sky Automated Survey, The Amateur Sky Survey, and co-author Arne Henden were used. The period of variation has been found to be 123.6 days ± 2.1 days. The amplitude of this variation is not constant; it changes with time between approximately 0.4 and 1.0 magnitude. There were no indications of a longer secondary period, though there has been observed an instance of a transient period of variation on a shorter timescale of about 40 days. There was no evidence found of periodic variation of the color differences.

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