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Scientific paper
Dec 2006
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2006mpbu...33...92p&link_type=abstract
The Minor Planet Bulletin (ISSN 1052-8091). Bulletin of the Minor Planets Section of the Association of Lunar and Planetary Obse
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Minor Planets, Light Curves
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Lightcurve period and amplitude results are reported for fourteen asteroids observed at Carbuncle Hill Observatory and other sites during October 2005 - May 2006. The following synodic periods and amplitudes were determined: 53 Kalypso, 18.075±0.005hr, 0.14mag; 698 Ernestina, 5.0363±0.0005hr, 0.30mag; 1016 Anitra, 5.928±0.001hr, 0.30mag; 1523 Pieksamaki, 5.3202±0.0005hr, 0.50mag; 1950 Wempe, 16.788±0.001hr, 0.98mag; 4608 Wodehouse, 13.95±0.01hr, 0.10mag; 5080 Oja, 7.2220±0.0004hr, 0.37mag; 6170 Levasseur, 2.6529±0.0003hr, 0.14mag; (7760) 1990 RW3, 25.940±0.005hr, 0.32mag; (8213) 1995 FE, 2.911±0.001hr, 0.38mag; (11271) 1988 KB, 6.326±0.001hr, 0.36mag; (14257) 2000 AR97, 13.584±0.002hr, 0.67mag; 15350 Naganuma, 2.5835±0.0001hr, 0.20mag; 17509 Ikumadan, 5.788±0.001hr, 0.40mag.
Cooney Walt
Gajdoš Štefan
Galad Adrian
Gross John
Higgins David
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