Photometric Observation of a New in-the-Gap SU UMa-Type Dwarf Nova V 725 Aquilae during the 1999 Superoutburst

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Accretion, Accretion Disk, Stars: Dwarf Novae, Stars: Individual (V 725 Aquilae), Stars: Variables

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We report our photometric observation of the 1999 September outburst of a dwarf nova, V725Aql. Our detection of superhumps established that it belongs to SUUMa stars. By performing a period analysis of the superhumps, we revealed a long superhump period of 0.09909 +/- 0.00015d, which implies that its orbital period is well over 2 hr. The outburst light curve is typical for a superoutburst, though, after the superoutburst, the object experienced a re-brightening which can be seen in some SUUMa stars with short orbital periods. The 1999 superoutburst occurred about 1650 d after the last possible superoutburst in 1995. This indicates the supercycle of V725Aql to be long, over 1000 d. This long supercycle implies a low mass-transfer rate of this star.

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