Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics
Scientific paper
2005-01-04
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Astrophysics
Scientific paper
10.1086/428596
We observed the young open cluster NGC 2301 for 14 nights in Feb. 2004 using the orthogonal transfer CCD camera (OPTIC). We used PSF shaping techniques ("square stars") during the observations allowing a larger dynamic range (4.5 magnitudes) of high photometric precision results ($\le$2 mmag) to be obtained. These results are better than similar observing campaigns using standard CCD imagers. This paper discusses our observational techniques and presents initial results for the variability statistics found in NGC 2301. Details of the variability statistics as functions of color, variability type, stellar type, and cluster location will appear in paper II.
Everett Mark E.
Howell Steve B.
Rodney Steven A.
Tonry John L.
VanOutryve Cassandra
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