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<blockquote><strong class="quote">Anonymous wrote:</strong> <P>Matthew, here are the photometry results:</P> <P>T CRB,2460485.571557, 9.438, 0.004,TR</P> <P>T CRB,2460485.571557,10.314, 0.004,TG</P> <P>T CRB,2460485.571557,11.592, 0.005,TB</P> <P>Column 1: object identifier;</P> <P>Column 2: julian date;</P> <P>Column 3: magnitude;</P> <P>Column 4: error;</P> <P>Column 5: filter.</P> <P>Note that T CrB is brighter in the Red, which is brighter than in Green, which is brighter than Blue. The color index is TB-TG = 1.278, which indicates a very red star. The light of the red giant overwhelms the light of the white dwarf.</P> <P>Attached is the AAVSOReport file, which you could upload to the AAVSO as your observation of T CrB. Before uploading, you would need to register with the AAVSO and then request your observer initials. Insert your observer initials into the data field #OBSCODE in the 2nd row of AAVSOReport.</P> <P><BR></P> </blockquote><br>
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