Photometry, Spectroscopy, and Classification of Nova V475: Erratum

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In the paper "Photometry, Spectroscopy, and Classification of Nova V475 Scuti" by D. Starkey (JAAVSO, 2005, 34, 36-42), there is an error in Equation (2), the descriptions of Equations (2) and (3) should be amended, and a fourth equation and its description should be added. Equation (2) should read:
"Mv = -7.92 ± 0.81 arctan {(1.32 - log(t2))/0.23} (2)"
The description of Equation (2) should read: "where Mv equals the absolute V-band magnitude of the nova, t2 is the time in days for the nova to drop exactly two magnitudes in brightness in the V-band, and the value of the arctangent is in radians." The description for Equation (3) should read: "where mv equals the apparent or observed magnitude of V475 Sct at maximum, D equals the distance to the nova in pc, and Av is the total galactic absorption of the light path to the nova in V-band magnitudes." A fourth equation, and descriptive text should be added as follows: "The total galactic absorption can be determined by:
Av = av ? D (4)
where av is the galactic absorption factor of 1.9 V mags/kpc."

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