b Persei Results - September 2022 Secondary Eclipse


 

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AAVSO b Persei Results for November 2023 primary eclipse The above plots show the AAVSO photometry results for the November 2023 primary eclipse.  Individual observers' data have been offset so that their results match the out-of-eclipse curve that resembles a sine wave.   This bottom plot shows a simulated solution to try to fit a model to the observed light curve.  An animated simulation has been developed and an attempt will be made to make the animated simulation available.  D. Collins
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b Persei Results - December 2021 primary eclipse

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