New possible WZ Sge variable ASASSN-14jv
AAVSO Special Notice #390November 10, 2014
New possible WZ Sge variable ASASSN-14jv
Astronomer's Telegram (ATel) #6676 (B.J. Shappee et al. 2014) notes
the discovery of ASASSN-14jv, a bright optical transient found at
V=11.3 on 2014 November 9.19 (JD 2456970.69). This object is
suspected to be a cataclysmic variable of the WZ Sge subtype.
Shappee et al. note that the source is less than one arcsecond
away from a g=19.1 magnitude source in the Kepler Input Catalog,
suggesting a large amplitude typical of UGWZ stars.
The object is quite blue, according to observations by A. Pal et
al. (ATel #6680, 2014) that show the transient on 2014 Nov. 9.78
UT at B=10.7 +/-0.2, V=11.3 +/- 0.2, and R=11.9 +/- 0.2, based on
USNO B1.0 magnitudes.
Observations by Enrique de Miguel (CBA Huelva, Spain) reported on
9 November 2014 show the presence of probable
superhumps. That, combined with the large amplitude and color,
indicates that the object is likely a WZ Sge star.
Both photometric (CCD and visual) and spectroscopic observations
are encouraged, spectroscopy especially to confirm the nature of
the object.
ASASSN-14jv was discovered at the following (J2000) coordinates:
RA: 18 53 28.81 Dec: +42 03 43.3
Time series observations are encouraged for this star, preferably
made using photometric filters, particularly Johnson V.
Observations reported to the AAVSO include:
2014 Nov. 09.76389 UT, 11.1 (KLO, L. Kocsmaros, Zrenjanin, Serbia);
09.71875, 11.1 (WKL, K. Wenzel, Grossostheim, Germany);
Charts for ASASSN-14jv may be created using the AAVSO Variable Star
Plotter (VSP, www.aavso.org/vsp). A sequence is being created and
will be available via VSP once it has been uploaded.
Please report observations to the AAVSO International Database
using the name ASASSN-14jv. Be sure to indicate what comparison
stars you used.
This AAVSO Special Notice was compiled by Matthew R. Templeton and
Elizabeth O. Waagen.
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