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Feb 1987
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Icarus (ISSN 0019-1035), vol. 69, Feb. 1987, p. 338-353. CNR-supported research.
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Asteroids, Astronomical Photometry, Electrophotometry, Light Curve, Astronomical Coordinates, Poles, Asteroids, Photometry, Photoelectric Methods, Earth-Based Observations, Telescope Methods, Astrometry, Lightcurves, Catalog, Analysis, Period, Rotation, Procedure, Data
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Seventeen asteroids were observed photoelectrically in the V band at the Torino Observatory in 1983 - 1984 as part of the coordinated campaign for pole determinations. The obtained lightcurves allowed to deduce new pole coordinates of four objects, while for the other three a check of previous results was possible. Additionally, the ambiguity for the rotation period of 776 Berbericia was solved in favor of a shorter value, and the importance of this problem was evidenced once more after analyzing the lightcurves of 69 Hesperia and 349 Dembowska. A new possible value of the period of 121 Hermione was also suggested.
Cacciatori Sergio
de Sanctis G.
di Martino Mario
Zappala Vincent
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